21 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
1
President Harding designates Monday October 6 as National Fire Prevention Day citing appalling fire waste in the United States and urging a strong, nationwide effort to reduce losses. The proclamation links observance to the Chicago fire anniversary on October 9 and calls on officials to make the day as impressive as possible.
The construction manager announced gas work in Lander will begin this month, moving up from the November 1 target. Pipe shortages eased after a railroad strike, and 24 hour ditching crews plus a second large ditching machine from Thermopolis to Hudson will accelerate digging toward Lander.
Mr. C. F. P. Cox hosted a surprise party for his daughter Olive on a Tuesday afternoon. Ten friends gathered after school at the Cox home and enjoyed games and a fine reception.
We the undersigned express heartfelt thanks to members of Don Atough Post of the American Legion and the Lando r lodge of W W for their kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Bi Bitlauer Nova Manows and Children Mr and Mrs duck Shoemaker
Miss Evelyn Cathan, a Racine teacher, died from a fatal blow believed caused by Allan Himpson during a demonstration of golf on a residential lawn. Rimpaen ds assistant district attorney for this county was present as the accident occurred.
Unclear OCR fragment notes names Ler, Helen Hargerd, Irae Urower, Robert Otis and a Woodratt connection. Mentions arrival in Lander from a ranch near Dubois and a visit transitioning to morale efforts, with departures noted.
The New York Yankees clinched the AL pennant by beating Detroit 6 to 5 in Chicago as Washington defeated St. Louis 6 to 0. This increases New York’s lead to three and a half games with eight remaining contests.
TAC ON Cal Sept 21 One of 47 cold souls in a gas accident perished as rescue teams work in the Argonaut wharf area. The body of William Fessel, who etched a farewell message on rock by a miner’s lamp, was recovered. Authorities hope to recover Moawell’s body today, likely trapped in a cave since blasting began.
The late Edward Stelzner was buried in Mount Hope Cemetery with military honors. The American Legion and Woodmen provided services with a military guard of honor. Readings by Rev. Jol Roberts preceded the procession from the hearse to the armory and cemetery.
The undersigned administratrix of the John Liston estate asks Fremont County Wyoming District Court to review the nursing cler k’s ordinary account and petition for distribution. Any interested party may inspect the account and file objections before October 21, 1982. If no objections are filed, final settlement will be set for hearing. Lorat J Liston, Administratrix.
Mr and Mrs Frank Arnuld hosted a small dinner party at the Noble Motel in Bridge last evening. They entertained twenty four guests with an informal evening of dining and bridge.
Oil stocks in the United States rose to 6 million barrels in August per the American Petroleum Institute weekly summary. Domestic crude oil supply decreased about 10 percent for the coming week, with the impact noted for September 1 according to Frank S. Smith of Davhole.
Enos Mills naturalist and author died at his Long's Peak Colorado home after overwork and illness following a subway accident in New York last January. Known as the founder of Rocky Mountain National Park lore, he wrote extensively on birds wildflowers scenery and national park development. He explored the Rockies on foot and penned works on wildlife and bear life.
Local business leaders critique football viability this season citing country conditions. They urge focusing on a two team basketball program under a capable coach to form a formidable outfit for state competition. Lander supporters promise community backing and pride.
San Francisco Sept. 21 The Western Pacific Railroad Company has signed an agreement with striking shopmen. The men are ordered to return to work tomorrow. The settlement was made under the Jewell Willard plan.
The Council of the League of Nations today decided to increase non permanent members from four to six, expanding total council seats to ten with non permanent members in the majority.
President Harding signed the Capper-Tindher bill regulating trading on the grain market. The action, announced from Washington, aims to oversee market activities and support stable pricing. The report notes the bill’s passage and its impact on trading practices.
The Lander State Bank of Wyoming shows total liabilities and deposits as of September 1601, 1922 with capital 750,000, undivided profits 6,417.40, and total deposits 446,309.41. Cashier HM. G. Bezel attests the figures under oath on September 20, 1082 before Notary M. A. Molson with attestations by Frank Arnold and others.
Notice invites neighbors to attend Rally Day at Ramsay School next Sunday. The event aims to gather community support and boost turnout with a friendly program and inviting atmosphere.
President Harding signed the tariff bill of 1922 in the early hours, with Senators McCumber and voters of the House Ways and Means present. The act becomes effective at midnight and aims to modernize tariff policy, signaling a major shift in U.S. trade measures.
The Mexico senate debated a liquidation pact on foreign debt signed by financial secretary De La Huerta with New York bankers. After unanimous approval by the Chamber of Deputies the measure was sent to the senate, with indications of prompt ratification. The secretary appeared before the senate to explain the agreement in detail.
Report from Omaha notes wool prices rise with 40 cent wool and expectations of 50 cents next spring. Sheepmen cite heavy 14,000 hundred loads and past hardships. They credit perseverance through harsh winters and steady market gains for their optimism.
Roi Leconte, acclaimed French aviator, won back the title as the world’s fastest airman at Eramles France September 21, posting an average speed of 541.7 kilometers per hour for the flight. This equates to about 212 miles an hour.
Detroit, Sept 21 Ford Motor Company reopenings in the Rouge area followed a brief shutdown caused by a one day stoppage. Workers had been laid off for certain hours during the stoppage and are returning to their jobs as production resumes.
Four thousand gallons of gasoline were carried by the United States dirigible balloon O-2 which cleared Brooks Field at 12:80 this morning for El Paso. The stage is part of a long eastward journey estimated at 515 miles.
The article notes Poposia Mine No 2 operating at full blast with maximum crew and equipment. It mentions a prior fire incident and a destroyed plane, with references to local workers and a long-term resident in Hudeon. A funeral or memorial is stated for the afternoon at Tislems.
Crgwit Island College leader Prewident Welly spoke Tuesday evening to a large audience of young people about the HValitager of the dinall Goflogne. He presented the aun subject to Audidneds to dab Dosatie and Chuapar, with plans for a Crom day later in Bhermopolia.
A damaged OCR notes buyers including the Johnean Brothers and H Souter purchasing lambs at Omaha and market quotes. It mentions ships, markets, and price movements with references to Monday and Tuesday deals and a draft of figures for fog and feeder bids.
fragments of a legislative report note that a bonus bill was killed in the session. The unreadable OCR text mentions political names and places but no clear dates or outcomes beyond the bill's defeat.
A chaotic dispatch describes Allied powers seeking a peace plan to separate Turkey and Greece while fighting continues in Anatolia. British troops hold Constantinople’s southern approach near the Bosporus as Turkish forces pressure Greek positions.
New York September 21 Joe Lynch of New York bantamweight champion will fight Jack Wolfe of Cleveland in a scheduled bout. Details about venue and stakes are unclear from the fragment.
Legal notice announces time and place in District Court Sixth Judicial District for proving the will of Bli jau MW Witte Arwennavits To al jrteous Literested Ua suid ae tutes. Hearing set in Gould Room on the th day of December at 10 oclock for claims and comments from interested parties.
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