Advertising Rates and Classifieds Inquiry Note
Open text describes advertising rates per inch and monthly terms for a single column in Reading, Me. It poses a question about divorce alimony affecting a saloonkeeper, attributed to Ches T. Nutt.
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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
3
Open text describes advertising rates per inch and monthly terms for a single column in Reading, Me. It poses a question about divorce alimony affecting a saloonkeeper, attributed to Ches T. Nutt.
A garbled sentence hints at a debate over Funston with Amelio Agunaldo of P. I. offering assurances. The fragment suggests concerns about who injects amusement or enthusiasm into Funston and who should worry about the weight or tone involved.
A statistician speculates that if all U. S. gum chewing force were redirected to pacify Mexico, the country would become absolutely quiet in 11 hours 38 minutes 23 seconds, a playful measurement of modern habits.
The article notes minimal public fuss over reducing expenditures by trimming useless Congresmen and abolishing some $1200 eight year clerkships. It recalls a Omaha con man selling a street car for $500 on terms and mocks the savings by others who avoid responsibility.
Towns plan Independence Day observances and entertainments. Authors urge preparing now to ensure a worthwhile celebration, affirming the idea that anything worth doing is worth doing well.
Thiel Collett and Gladis Dean deliver milk with a horse and puggy when rain starts. The horse frightened by an umbrella bolts toward home near the depot and crossing the bridge, causing two men to slip as they pass the Morgan ditch.
Cokovie Plove of Cokeville Wyoming filed a notice of intention to make final proof on homestead entry No era for NW of NEY and Lot 1 Section 24 Township 6 North Range 118 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The hearing before H E Christmas Us Commissioner at Cokeville Wyoming is set for June th. Witnesses listed: L J Droohas, A Preiser, D Richevery, and others from Cokeville and Howler. Alex Nishit, Register.
In the District Court Lincoln County Wyoming probate matter admin letters granted May 13 1914 to J D Noblitt as administrator for the estate of Julia A Truitt deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months at Cokeville Lincoln County or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from letters will be forever barred. Dated May 14 1914. H E & H R Christmas attorneys.
State and Lincoln County Wyoming notice of sheriff sale under a 1914 foreclosure decree. John H Stoner as plaintiff seeks sale of William Morgan Jr estate land in Cakeville town. sale set June 1 to satisfy $1000 principal plus interest with costs. property is six by six in Block One.
Department of the Interior notice in Evans ton Wyoming informs Edward F Hort of a contest to cancel his homestead entry under Serial No 618. The claimant Milan asserts Hort has not resided or improved as required. The entrant must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or the entry will be canceled.
United States Land Office Evaketon Wyoming announces that the State of Wyoming has filed to select land under a 1906 act. The tract 99 in section 18 township 24 north range 120 west covers zero acres. Claimants adverse to the land or objecting to disposal must file protest affidavits by June 14. Register Alex Nisbet.
State of new Lincoln notifies W. E. of a writ of attachment issued against him. Property attached to secure the demand of the Cokeville Mercantile Co. Hearing set May 23 1914 at 2:00 PM. Judgment will be rendered and property sold if not satisfied. Agent B H Smalley signs the notice.
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