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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
7
Washington report illustrates civilian views on the draft with anecdotes from soldiers and families. It highlights a laborers turn to service, wives urging duty, and a French-German heritage story that blends loyalty, faith, and patriotism in the wartime narrative.
The article describes Native American tribes in the west and southwest embracing the Victory Liberty Loan, with Cato Sella and Me Bells citing tribal participation as aiding the government and themselves. It notes Indians contributed to fund up to $20,000,900 in bonds, reflecting wartime support and personal benefit.
A brief note recommends Chamberlain's Cough Medicine to loosen the cough and aid expectoration. The endorsement highlights its effectiveness and ease of use for patients suffering from whooping cough.
The Board of County Commissioners of Lincoln County Wyoming orders a bond election for April 32, 1919, to raise two million eight hundred thousand dollars for highways. Electors will decide if the state should escape into basing bonds, with denominations of five hundred to five thousand dollars, and the county clerk attests the notice dated March 7, 1919.
Department of the Interior announces a public notice from Evanston Wyoming dated April 6 1919. Michael Stevenson of Sublet Wyoming filed a desert land entry on October 26 1917 for parts of section 25 township and range. The entry precedes May 1 1919. Witnesses listed include Herbert and April with dates May 14.
Notice is herewith given that Michael Stevenson of an October 71st 1915 made entry serial number 05153 on the north half southwest quarter and lot 4 section 26 township 116 west of the meridian for the purpose to make final proof to establish claim to the land on description before Ivan Jones United States Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on the 16th day of May 1919. Witnesses named Herbert Beachler Otto Ziegler Grover C Willey Walter Beachler all of Sublet and Kemmerer Wyoming. ALEX NISBET Register Apr 9 May 14
Default on a mortgage dated September 9 1914 by Gabriel Silfast and M O Kengal of Diamondville Lincoln County Wyoming. Taxes unpaid 1918 paid by the mortgagee. whole principal interest and taxes now due. Property to be sold at public auction by the sheriff at the county courthouse Lincoln County Wyoming to the highest bidder per law.
The notice lists a mortgage sale in Lincoln County Wyoming detailing premises described as lot eight, block eleven in Diamondville, with references to plats and county records. Mortgagee Ralph W. Smith indicates the sale to be conducted under the mortgage terms, with dates or numbers shown as 4 4-9-16-28-30-7.
Notice of teachers examination in Kemmerer and surrounding areas conducted by Deputy Myra E Geer county superintendent dates April 17, 18, 1930 with penmanship reading history and science sections. Ink required and city will provide papers. Please notify intention to attend to avoid unnecessary deputy costs.
Department of the Interior notices William Davison of Opal Wyoming based on Homestead Entries 03136 and 08673 for lands in section 6 township 20 north range 116 west. Hearing set May 10 1919 before U S Commissioner Ivan Jones at Kemmerer Wyoming. Also notice of estate time for court fees and hearings in Lincoln County Wyoming with appointing master and Stoffers letters probate close to 1919.
The fragment questions sleep quality and performance, implying a focus on rest for optimal function. It suggests guidance on how rest affects alertness and daily efficacy, though specifics are unreadable in the clipped source.
The county board announces a road location from a station north to intersect sections 26 33 14 and 38. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county assessor before noon on April 10, 1919. otherwise the road will be established as described. Dated March 17, 1939.
The Board of County Commissioners has decided to tear road commencing at station 0 at the southwest corner of section 31 township 51 range 118 west. The route proceeds east along the section line 2200 feet to the canyon area. Filing to the county clerk by the tenth day of April 1919 establishes the public right of way and related actions.
The board of county commissioners approves a road layout described from the southeast corner of Cenates Taernab to various stations. The route runs north 118 west of the principal meridian, then north 645 feet to station 1, west 690 feet to station 8, west, then westward 546 feet to station 3, and further segments totaling about 1140 feet to the next points.
The notice records a proposed road location in Lincoln County Wyoming dated March 1 1918. It details access points, stationing, directions, and terminal points via compass bearings and distances, invites objections or claims for damages, and sets a filing deadline of April 10 1918 with the county clerk.
The board of commissioners decides to locate a road. Readable fragments indicate plans and authorities. Details are unclear and portions are damaged but identify a public road action and involved entities.
Obscure dated notice fragment mentions Beare and dillton observations dated March 174s with limited readable details. No clear names, places, or events beyond the fragmentary note.
Public notice states that all claims against the estate of Charles Edgsnication Eve Om must be presented by March 1018 or be forever barred. George W. Tanner is named administrator.
Notice to creditors of the estate of J. B. McMinn filed in the district court in probate in sid County Wyoming. The matter concerns debts claims and deadlines for filing. This notice requires creditors to present their claims to the court by the specified deadline or be barred from participating in the estate proceedings.
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