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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1922
Page
4
Local notices list season ticket sales for the Chautauqua and buying options before Monday noon. Residents report numerous visits and trips around Lander, with family and friends traveling to Riverton, Cassper, and Denver for weekend plans and business.
From Paris AP report 77 women from five countries will compete at Pershing Stadium in what is described as the first women’s Olympic event. The United States and Panama enter a 19 member team. Governor Carey’s Wyoming water slogan is noted amid political mentions and a local campaign for county treasurer.
Found notice offers a red sweater near Congregational church and a damaged ad listing for sale items including sectional bookcases a leather chair and a Majestic range. The fragment mentions Captain Bonneville Captain McCaun and a Historical Pageant with Casper candidate Vincent Carter.
W Jenking announces and seeks support from Fremont County voters to represent the people honestly and fairly if elected. He pledges to discharge duties of the office with integrity for the public good.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Wyoming Department of Transportation in Cheyenne Wyoming for multiple 1994 projects. Bidding closes August 24 1994 at 10am local time. Work includes grading surfacing culvert installation and a 450 foot concrete ford on the Yellowstone Highway between Hore and Little Bear Creeks in Laramie County. Separate bids apply for the concrete ford and for grading surfacing and culvert work.
Wyoming State Highway Commission invites separate bids for grading surfacing and culverts or for bridges on projects across Natrona Uinta Lincoln and Niobrara counties. Plans include concrete and timber bridges concrete spans up to 95 feet and multiple miles of roads such as Lincoln Highway and Moorcroft Carlile Worland Tensleep routes with independent bidding by district. Proposals require 5 percent deposit, plans cost 2.00 to 2,500 for full set, and officials will open bids publicly at the stated location.
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