Court and Local Notices Mixed In Cheyenne
A jumble of public notices and local items from Cheyenne details court adjournment to March 14, sheriff actions in Fremont County, railroad staff transfers, and social club notices. Mentions a W W service meeting, old papers for sale, new Atlas manager, and a band of assorted town arrivals and events with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Ro VY. Dasviv
Swateen Nolan Fim
Beter
Atlas Theater
Vere Pulte
Cheyenne
Dedication of the W. OU, W. Service March Event
An invitation announces the dedication service on Thursday at 6 15 p m for a local W OU event. Members and friends are urged to attend and witness Lance provide a brief scribe.
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Fing
Thoreday
Mareh Tih
P. Mo
Panee
W. OU
Atten Uel Tela
Lance Will Chow
War and finance cast shadow over markets in March
Henry Clews surveys wartime shocks to Russia, Austria Hungary and Germany, the Western front, and American finance. He notes rail and treasury plans, third liberty loan hopes, and rising costs pressuring utilities and transport stocks as US troops bolster allied efforts.
Conscription of Income Tied to Liberty Loan Success
Washington March 6 The idea of income conscription is linked to the success of the next Liberty loan Representative Rainey of Illinois a ranking member of the Ways and Means Committee said the country must be ready to float another war bond He doubted the plan to issue six billion dollars but believed the next loan would be oversubscribed if needed to support funding.
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Washington
Representative Rainey
Illinois
Democratic Ways and Means Committee
House
Rainey
Juneau High School Drops Cermin Class
Juneau Alaska March 6. Juneau high school authorities discontinue the study of Cermin after students refused to enter the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneaux
Alaska
Juneau High School
Government Will Not Farm Land In Wyoming Lease Planned
Sealed bids are invited by March 4 for leasing land on the southside ditch near Lingle. The reclamation service abandons farming plans due to a ruling on fund use. Leases run March 4 to October 31 with water supplied at 40 cents per acre foot and fenced perimeters. Bids require full amount via certified check and advance rent must be paid before first irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Reclamation Service
Medical officers to face court martial over death at Camp Doniphan
Philipp B. H. Connelly of New York city and Lieut. Walter H. Kirkpatrick of Haven Kansas stand trial by court martial after an inquiry into hospital conditions at Camp Doniphan Oklahoma following Private Albert Hestwood of Liberal Kansas death from spinal meningitis. The report notes the investigation into the illness and related hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philipp BH. Connelly
New York City
Walter H. Kirkpatrick
Medical Corps
National Guard
Haven
Kan
Camp Doniphan
Okla
Albert Hestwood
Liberal
Kaw
Hestwood
A Doctor in Your Home Common Sense Medical Adviser
A 1000 page cloth bound medical guide offers anatomy physiology hygiene and marriage and first aid chapters for lay readers. It promises frank plain answers to delicate questions and urges every married couple and future marriages to own the book now offered at 50 cents at local drug stores or by mail from Invalides' Hotel Buffalo N Y.
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Invalides’ Hotel
Muaffalo, N
Wyoming Oil Drilling Expands Across Counties and Fields
Shallow Thornton field drilling attracts land negotiations by Cheno Oil in the district. Southwest Oil reports four wells averaging 650 feet. Colony Oil plans a series of fifteen wells. St Marys home near Lost Soldier field drawn as a prime drilling area with leases by several companies nine miles from a railroad. Lander area resumes drilling two miles north after a two week break toward 1400 feet then to Lost Creek sand. Midwest Refining holds annual meeting in Portland Maine, directors re-elected, no financial figures shared. strong earnings cited unofficially at over 1.25 million monthly. Grass Creek Petroleum also meets in Portland with board changes. Midwest C stockholders meeting planned in Phoenix. directors to expand from five to seven with Fisher and Ritter named potential new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Cheno Oil Company
Southwest Oil Company
Colony Oil Company
St. Mary's Home
Grass Creek Petroleum Company
Elk Basin
Portland
T. F. Alego
Midwest Refining Company
J. M. Rathvony
Midwest C Company
Sunval
Phoenix
Ariz
Aml
Fisher
Halsted Ritter
Valuable fur shipment arrives in Seattle from fox farms
One hundred fifty fox furs valued at 70000 dollars arrived in Seattle from fox farms. The shipment, among the most valuable received, includes fifty silver and pure black furs and 100 other grades. A special guard guarded the furs which were rented out to New York.
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Seattle
Wasih
Mary 6
Fox Farms
New York
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L. B. Gayard
Freemont County
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Scott Lord
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Pine Bluffs
Hobls, Hinekfeldt & Fink. Winer
Potverceune
Jud Johioeon
Dick Vpeeterson
Mtoe
Sean Panent
Mese Prem Chagwater
Curtis Templin
Swat Ladd and Cattle
Tieut
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W. Riper
Enalnni
G. M. McDonald
Baskenptey
Casper
Tae Stock Grownre National Hawk
Henry Clews
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Wisrich
Raiioad
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Aei
Gervan
Juneaun High School
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Lingle
Stock Growers National
Hank
Lander Valley Petroleum Company
Third Wall Creek
Lost Creek Field
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