Local improvement bond issue approved for Green River
On November 15 1949 bids open for a 30000 to 4000 thousand dollar local improvement bond issue in Green River Wyoming to fund sanitary sewers. Bonds issued in thousand dollar denominations from 1 to 30 dated October 16 1919 mature October 15 1929 with eight percent interest paid semi annually. Interest and principal to be paid by assessments on properties served by the sewers. For details contact T S Taliaferro Jr president First National Bank Green River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gent
Ieee Cee
Nat Green
Sweetwater
County
Hts
T. S. Taliaferro, Jr
First National Bank
Green River
Wyo
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of William Moffall
In the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming executors L A Bresnahen and Timothy Dyer filed a final account and petition for order of distribution. Interested parties may object within thirty days after the last publication, then the court will proceed to final settlement. Dated October 45 1949. IL K Bresnahen Timothy Dyer Executors and Trustees. William E Mublen Attorney. Oct 17 24 34 Nov 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Bresnahen
Timothy Dyer
IL. KR. Bresnahen
William Moffall
William E. Mublen
Fatate
Public Notice for Will Probate in Wyoming Estate
In the District Court of Wyoming County of Laramie Shannon L Morrison deceased. The time appointed for proving the will is Saturday November 7 1919 at 10 oclock a m in the court room. Maria Anna Morrison applies for letters testamentary to Geo Morrison. Interested parties may appear to contest. Dates October 7 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Laramie
First Judicial District
Shannon L. Morrison
Anid
Puid Shannon
Morrison
Maria Anna Morrison
Geo. Morrison
Poser
Notice of adjourned stockholders meeting
Notice to stockholders that the adjourned meeting of 18 Meneby Co will reconvene November 1 1919 at 10:00 AM at 406 Hyndas Building Cheyenne Wyoming. Meeting will consider changing the company name to Kansas & Wyoming Company Incorporated and other business. John Nelson President. October 10 17 24 34.
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Meneby
OWL
Tie
Wyoming
Meting
Hynda
Cheyenne
Nea Wyoming
Gatd
Hynds
Kansas & Wyoming
Company Incorporated
John Nelson
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Quick Kidney Support
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills invigorate and heal inactive kidneys and the bladder. A testimonial from Mrs. G J Ellis of Sioux Falls says her kidney trouble and back pain improved after use. The copy mentions relief from headaches rheumatic pains swollen joints puffiness under the eyes and floating specks. It urges readers to call 137M and visit Newport Studio upstairs at 1744 Carey Ave.
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Foley
G. J. Ellis
9Th Avenue
Sioux Falls
Iice
Gotham Dry as Death Valley in Prohibition Crackdown
New York reports shortages as federal agents crack down on brafling and possible turn state's evidence. Subpoenas issued for about a score of cafe owners and several patrons to appear before a federal grand jury. One agent, Charles P alias, was arrested and linked to moonshine stills in Tennessee.
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Associated Press
New York
Ear
Minent
Charles P
Tennessea
Soldiers Charged With Intoxication
Private Burchard and Private Humphrey were arrested by Chief Embery after a report they drank from a whiskey bottle on a street corner. A flask of whiskey was found on Burchard and brass knocks were discovered, leading to a concealed weapons charge.
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Burchard
Humphrey
G FP. Embery
Labor to Carry Free Meeting Fight to Supreme Court
Pittsburg workers plan to take their strike dispute to the supreme court to block city officials from barring meetings in the strike zone. W. B. Rebon, counsel, said the case may set a precedent for future labor actions and will await no further action for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Supreme Court
W. B. Rebon
Rehan
Jator
Puessia 900 Reward Reels In Realms of Mystery
A terse notice offers a 900 reward connected to a puzzling case. The fragment names persons or groups and hints at a search or inquiry, with sparse references to places or dates. The readable portion suggests a performance or contest element linked to an individual or faction.
Cheyenne Food Deliveries Arrive by Parcel Post
A 35000 pound shipment of government supplied foods for Cheyenne residents arrived in the city by parcel post. Orders will be filled soon with many cut down due to shortages at Omaha. Postmaster urges patience as boxes are opened and sorted for delivery next week.
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Omaha
Walter L. Larsh
Cheyenne
Study in Brown for Afternoon Attire
Distinctive afternoon frock described in brown shades. Grenadine blouse in wood brown with beadwork. Velvet bodice features brown tones and a winged design casting a bold, fashionably restrained look.
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Brown
Georgetown grid stars return as 1917 squad reassembles
The article notes famed Indian grid star coaches GEORGETOWN system and play with many members of the 1917 team back, while the 1918 squad was dispersed by the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Secretary Sends Sample Applications for Wyoming Licenses
Secretary W. E. Chaplin mails sample applications and a pamphlet on the new Wyoming motor vehicle licensing law set to take effect January 4. The pamphlet outlines fees for pleasure cars trucks motorcycles and dealers with transfer rules and weight or horsepower adjustments and one rear plate after the effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. E.chaplin
Americans Must Lend Europe More Billions
Dwight W W. Morrow of J P Morgan & Co says at the International Trade Conference in Atlantic City that the United States may need to extend about 2 billion dollars in international credits to war torn European nations by next summer. He urged American production and saving to support a plan to rebuild Europe’s industrial capacity.
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The
Axasociated
Atlantic City
United States
Europé
Dwight W W. Morrow
J. P. Morgan & Ga
Club and Market Get Charters from State
Articles of Incorporation filed in the secretary of state office yesterday for the Antlers Club a nonprofit focused on elvics and social affairs at Gasper. Directors listed are J H Flannery G A Vaughen and H C Hargraves. Also filed for Capital Market Inc Cheyenne with 825 000 capital stock in 250 shares of 100 each. Directors are Frank P Bell Earl M Benton and J T Beil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Antlers Club
Elvics
Gasper
J. H. Flannery
G. A. Vaughen
H. ¢. Hargraves
Capital Market, Inc
Cheyenne
Frank P. Bell
Earl M. Benton
J. T. Beil
Pan Motor Case Goes To Jury In Chicago Trial
Attorneys for Pan Motor Company officials charged with using the mails to defraud agreed on a jury before Judge Fletcher Dobyns. Defense argues promoters aimed to build a great business and had achieved notable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pan Motor’ Company
Fletcher Dobyns
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