Classified Ads and Notary Notice Fragments
Includes a classified sale for fat chickens with phone contact and a job ad seeking a man with a light truck to post mile markers. Also contains a Wyoming corporate notary notice dated November 17, 1919 with signatures Saml Idehman and Bernard Idehman and a notary seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlp
N. A
RS. Orien
Sam'l. Idelman
Bernard Idelman
State of
Wyoming
Lara- Will
Afd State
Sam'l Idehman
Rn Ag Ben Yen
Sam
Delman
D tIdeman
RS. Grier
Divorce Notice Incomplete Names and Dates in Wyoming Court
Notice announces Elsies Matthews filed an amended petition for divorce in the First Judicial District, Laramie County Wyoming. Defendant John H Matthews must answer by January 17, 1920 or default judgment will be entered. clerk J Fisher and attorney Sam M Thompson listed. Nov 22-29 Dec 6-13-20-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Matthews
Elsies Matthews
Toy First Judicial District
Laramie County
Wreming
J. Fisher
District Court
Sam M. Thompson
McIntire Ready to Box King Kelley Again
Kansas City boxer Webb McIntire declares he is ready to fight King Kelley again at any time. He attributes past losses to illness and says he is now in good condition and eager for a rematch.
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Webb McIntire
Kansas City
King Kelley
Kelley
McIntire
Noted Round Up Cook Dies in Weston County
UPTON Wyo Nov 8 Uncle George Granberry an 86 year old veteran of the civil and Indian wars is dead He came to the Blick Hills with General Crook and after leaving the army remained in the west gaining fame as a roamy up cook He had worked with P Meek for more than twenty five years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton, Wyo
George” Granberry
Blick Hills
Crook
West
P. Meek
Alleged Gamesters Fail to Appear in City Court
JW Williams WJ Landers and William Hill were to appear yesterday on embezzlement charges but did not show up and forfeited bonds of 25 dollars each. Amas Gands at the Cheyenne Printery 114 West 17th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Williams
W. J. Landers
William Hill
Amas Gands
Cheyenne Printery
West 17Th Street
Public Markets Cut Cost of Living in Canada and France
Article notes thrift in French markets and Canadian public markets cutting living costs by eliminating middlemen. Describes Bonsecours Market and others as public necessities and sights, winter scenes of chopped frozen milk, and new Canadian market plans to reduce prices.
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Canada
Montres
Charplain
Ft . Chateau Frostenac
St. Joh
We Les
Winnly
U Ca Ua
Mai
United
Sta
Mystery of Old Missouri Hermit Remains Solved
Charleston Mo November 28 A strange tale unfolds of John Haury a Swiss immigrant who settled in the river hills of southeast Missouri around 1864 He lived a private life left a will to H A Eichenberger of St Louis and died under mysterious circumstances leaving the reasons for his solitude unexplained
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Harry
Ington
Jackson
H. AR. Eichenberger
St. Louis
H. C. L. Now Hits Taxicab Riders in Cheyenne
Taxi rates in Cheyenne rise from 25 cents to 30 cents minimum with a later plan to 50 cents for single ride, two riders for same price. Four services announce increases identified by phone numbers 41, 9, 800, and 591-J.
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Cheyenne
Weather Man to Tell How Forecasts Made
George Pittman of the weather bureau will speak at the Congregational Church next Sunday night on how forecasts are created. The talk will include 50 lantern slides provided by the government.
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George Pittman
Weather Bureau
Congregational Church
Modest Little Request on Rattlesnakes in Wyoming
Wyoming's state veterinarian Dr. B P F Davis receives a peculiar inquiry from Dr H B Goldman of Cleveland asking which parts of the state host the most rattlesnakes and the best month to catch them. Davis explains snakes are not within his official duties and offers only his general beliefs about Wyoming's snake rivers and mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Pr. B. PF. Davis
Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Goldman
Supposed Plan Involving Rattlesnake Oil Rumors
The text discusses plans to hold actions in abeyance and alleged neglect by Dr. Davia under Wyoming game laws. It notes potential legal complications and claims bootlegging whiskey may spread mental and physical hazards. Dr. Goldman connected to a Cleveland firm selling rattlesnake oil and a liniment with rattlesnake content. Pure rattlesnake oil priced at 2.50 per ounce. liniment at four ounces for 1.00.
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Davia
Wyoming
Goldman
Cleveland
Villa's Prestige Is Badly Shell-Shocked
Fort Worth dispatch reports Captain Frank Tillman, ex Thirty second field artillery, recounts U S shelling near Juarez that demoralized Franciscolla forces and shattered bandit prestige. He recalls fearful slaughter, many outlaws fleeing, and casualties higher than reported. The piece also notes Winter rites among the Burmese-Tartar with marriageable girls, music, and ritual actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Franciscolla
Juarez
United States
Frank Tillman
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Thirty Second Field Artillery
France
Tillman
Washington Raises Best Butter Cows
Washington breeders top the Jersey herd list for butter fat yield in the year ending October 1. The American Jersey Cattle Club's official testing shows Washington state herds averaging 435 pounds fat on 12,258 Jerseys nationwide, with 300 plus entries in the summary. The Vatican Library is noted for its vast print collection exceeding 230,000 volumes and 30,000 manuscripts.
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Pullman
Waal
Wihington
Jersey
American Jersey Cattle Club
K. M. Gow
York City
Vatican
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Potter
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D. K
B. BH. Weinstrom
Klein's Muaie
Platte Valley Hospital
Tessnaten
Kres
Civil Service Inst
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Hai Restaurant
Wiest
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Foley
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Cook
Weston County
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Cquebec
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Market
Quebec
Missouri
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Poo
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Washington
Heve
Medan
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