J Schuneman Named For County Assessor
John W. Schuneman was appointed by the county commissioners to fill the unexpired term of J D Andrews as county assessor, effective October 4. He previously served as Loramie county treasurer and deputy state auditor, and most recently headed the War Savings Stamp office at the capitol before its closure. He resides at 2714 Evans avenue.
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Board of County Commissioners
Warren Hicharidaon
Ungp
J. D. Andrews
Asefasor
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Schuneman
Loramie County
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The
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Two Notaries Appointed by Governor Carey
Clifford Ro Auslin of Sheridan and John H.W. England of Casper have been named notaries public by Governor Carey. The appointments expand official oversight of oaths and document authentication across Wyoming.
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Presbyterian Pastor Returns From Oregon
The Rev. J. J. Stubblefield, pastor of the Presbyterian church, returned from a month long vacation in California Oregon and Utah. He plans to resume regular services Sunday. He spoke at the cornerstone laying for a new Presbyterian church in Klamath Falls Oregon, and visited Long Beach Catalina Island Portland and Salt Lake City.
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Presbyterian Church
California
Oregon
Utah
Long Beach
Catalina Island
Portland
Salt Lake City
Eagles Lodge to Hold Meeting for Volunteers
Regular meeting of Eaglen Lodge set for Friday September 5 with business of importance. Louis Manewal president and Louis Smith secretary issue call for volunteers in The Firing Line.
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Heavy rains disrupt routes north of Cheyenne and Powder House road impassable
A weather report notes heavy rains north of Cheyenne washing out a fridge at Pole Greek and making access difficult. Powder House road is reported impassable, hindering travel and increases caution for nearby travelers.
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Powder House
McDonald Smith Wedding Here Wednesday
J. L. McDonald of Torrington brother of J. T. Meopald vice president of Cheyenne State Bank married Dorothy M. Smith of Mitchell Nebraska in Cheyenne Wednesday morning. A woman's brain reaches its greatest weight about age twenty five. Milliners do not prosper in Mexico. Nearly every woman in that country goes bareheaded.
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Torrington
J. T. Meopald
Cheyenne State Bank
Dorothy M.smith
Mitchell, Nebr
Cheyenne
Mexico
Wilson Defends Versailles Treaty In Memorial Hall Address
President Wilson urged acceptance of the Versailles pact praising allied unity at Versailles. He insisted the treaty aims to end seas crossings and punish Germany within its pay, while forming a league of nations and an international labor body to meet in Washington next month.
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Salvation Army drive highlights doughnut fundraiser and new Cheyenne facility
In Cheyenne a Salvation Army drive features a film Fires of Faith and seeks funds for a new center to aid women and girls. Captain Holbrook recounted front line work in France, while volunteers canvass downtown and at Fort D. A. Russell for subscriptions and doughnut donations.
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France
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
Edward T. Storey
Laramie County
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Fires of Faith
Eugene O'Brien
Ruby DeRemer
Theodore Roberts
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al Leslie
William Hoshaw
Salvation Army Drive
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H. W Bullock
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Lodge moves treaty to senate amid sharp reservations
Chairman Lodge will send the treaty to the senate with a formal majority report next week. A minority report by Democrats opposing amendments and reservations is due within three days, and debate on the treaty is slated to begin around September 15. Committee activity split along party lines despite a stormy three hour executive session.
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Idaho
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Arizona
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McGumber
Hitchcock
Willims
Swansen
Pomerine
Pittman
Morse Creek Oil Show Encourages New Prospect
A Morse Creek report 40 miles northwest of Cheyanone notes the drill at 2450 feet in the district shows the most promising oil prospect this year among five wells.
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Cheyanone
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Gianakopoulos-Abeyta Wedding Permit Issued
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to John Gianakopoulos and Miss Lucy Abeyta of Cheyenne. Marie Antoinette is noted for her legendary head-dresses, including a forty inch tall structure of gauze ribbon roses and a plume of white feathers.
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Gianakopoulos
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Abeyta
Cheyenne
Marie Antoinette
Ted Rounds Back After Service in A. E. Force
Mrs. Minnie L. Bray of Carson City Nevada has been named registrar of land offices by President Ison.
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A. E. Force
Minnie L. Bray
Carson City
Nevada
Regibirar
Ison
St Peters Rome Rebuilt Across Three and a Half Centuries
The landmark church in Rome took three and a half centuries to complete while forty three popes led the church through a long era of construction and evolution.
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