Road Building Funds Divided Among States and Cities
The federal aid apportionment worth 997 million dollars will be allocated to states by population and to cities by population area and mileage. McDonald notes 100 million is certified under the act with 75 percent of proceeds to counties by assessed value and local projects. The Good Roads Bond election is set for May 10 1921 with 1.8 million dollars at 5 percent and 6 percent interest for the school land fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guin
McDonald
Bureau of
Port Meronda
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Good Roads
State Highway Commission
Why Everyone Wants Good Highways In America
The piece extols state pride tied to family home business and rising highways and public utilities. It argues motorists support construction and maintenance of better roads as a path to prosperity, praising infrastructure as essential to growth and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Qvvat
Historia
Celia Ke Tre
Mmartass Bae
Wyoming Roads and Chamberlain’s Tablets Ad Vanish in One
Estimates 1921 projections show Wyoming with 27 000 automobiles worth at least 1000 dollars each totaling 27 000 000 dollars yearly depreciation could hit 2 700 000 dollars due to bad roads. Calls for radical highway improvement alongside a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Tablets claiming digestive and overall health benefits.
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Wyoming
Notice to Creditors and Special Election in Lincoln County
Legal notices state that executors have letters of administration for Willie F. Webb, deceased, with six months to file claims and one year to bar them. A special state election is proclaimed for May 10 1921 in Lincoln County with jurisdiction to elect officials and follow Wyoming laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lincoln
Willie F. Webb
Louis Kobell, Jr
Evanston
Uinta County
Apell
Augie Webb
Louis Kabell
State of
H. G. Swangon
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Flo LA Chapelle
H. G. Swanson
Frank Layland
Smoot
Public notices on bonds estates and sheriff sale items
Multiple legal notices from Lincoln county Wyoming dating 1921 outline plans for highway bonds totaling 1.8 million and various denominations, an order to show cause for widow’s property rights, estate administration notices for Frank Kroupshek and H G Swanson, and sheriff's sales against James E Baum Jr and Charles Lackey with property described including a mine claim in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
Lincoln County
C. Oakley
Ivan
Jones
Taliaferro
Plainti
District’ Court
James E. Baum, Jr
D. Oakley
Tvan S. Jones
Public Legal Notices from Lincoln County Wy 1921
Public notices include sheriff sale of land and oil well in Lincoln County held to satisfy a debt. estate administration notices urging creditors to file claims for Frank Layland Benjamin Bell and Alice Lehmer estates. executrix Janet Bell and Bessie Lehmer Sanderson seek final settlements with 30 day objection windows. notices filed in Kemmerer and Smoot with dates March and April 1921.
Paid Otters Date Barred by Court
Dated March 17, 1921, the notice states James J. Goodrick is forever barred under filing B-20-4-18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Goodrick
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Kemmerer
Administratrix Mary Guthrie of Hugh Guthrie estate files final report and petition for determination of heir ship in Third Judicial District Kemmerer Wyoming. Creditors and heirs may inspect and object within thirty days of last publication. Claimants Mary Guthrie Marie Guthrie and Frederick D. Guthrie listed. property described in Lincoln County Wyoming. Hearing set May 21 1921 at 2 PM in Kemmerer District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wyoming
County of Lincoln
District Court
Benjamin Bell
Janet Bell
Lincoln County
Towit
Kemmerer
Ivan 8. Jones
County of
Lincoln
Alice J. Lehmer
Bessie Lehmer Sanderson
Sid Executrix
Bessin Lehmer Sanderson
Ivan & Jones
Third Judicial District
Hugh Guthrie
Clerk of District Court
Mary Guthrie
Marie Guthrie
Frederick D. Guthrie
Halfway
Township
N. R
R. R, Rose
Divorce Petition Seeks Absolute Dissolution in Wyoming District
Mary Lux of unknown residence, last in Superior Wyoming, is notified that Tom Lux filed for absolute divorce in a Wyoming district court. She must answer by May 1, 1921 or the petition will stand as true. Attorney for Plaintiff Ivan S. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lux
Superior
Wyoming
Tom Lux
Lincoln County
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Funds For Public
Somme
Wyo
Commonwealth
Chamberlain
Robert D. Cary
Bute
Lincott
Wyomline
E of
James Davison
Board of County Commissioners
Margaret F. Nicholson
Cleek
District Court Third
Judicial District
Frank Kroupshek
Flo LaChapelle
Maryek
Dec
Aaid
Frank Kroupshhek
John A. Arnold
Sage
Wyuwilag
Macala
LW Fletcher
Matntitt
Tamae Ke Boum
Charles Lackey
Defordanin
Notloe le
Kemmerering
Meletha Layland
Lineuln Es
James E. Wilson
Puch
Ivan S. Jones
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Kemmerer Shoe Storf
Siloes
Kemmerer Market
I Rectory
J.W. Sanitien
Woomie
Ivans, Hones
United States
Robert R. Rose
J. A. Christmas
H. R. Christmas Kemmerer
H. R. Christmas
First National Bank
Lincoln County Mineral’ Hospital
H. L. Goff
Kommerer Lodge No
O. F Hall
Theing Brothers
I. A. Lewis
Noble
C. E
Masonic Hall
W.M. Mra. Holmes
Mary King
K. P
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
A. D. Midgley
C. Harry Macelotie
Tl. O. O
Meenery Tu
Bo'lock P.m
O. O. F. Hall
J. P. Lindsay
J. H. Mantle
Woodmen of the World
Jfamsfork
Medta
F Hall
James A. Banks
C. Alex Scott
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers and Co
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Sublet
Drs. Stalformd, Roe and Cioldberg
City Drug Store
Wees Tucker and Gove Kemmerer Hotel
Tucker
Gott
Newland, M. D
Dr.Hughes
Elk Hotel
WM E
Pitt the
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