Lincoln County Wyoming Receipts and Disbursements 1916 Summary
County records show receipts and disbursements for Lincoln County Wyoming from January 1 to June 30 1916 including salaries officers and deputies court and jail costs road and bridge and poor relief. The report lists warrants issued total and outstanding indebtedness at 69047 55 and is certified by the Board of County Commissioners and County Treasurer.
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Lincoln
Wyoming
Seis Senne
Assessor County Commissioners
Justice Court
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissers
Harrison de Cate
Tay
Paten
Cokeville
Sand County
Preacher Plans Dual Role At Upper Alton Church
Rev W F Kirkpatrick of the Pentecostal church at Upper Alton will split his time between preaching and printing. He has installed a type-setting shop in the church building at College Avenue and Washington Street and will alternate between preaching the Gospel and setting type. The auditorium and print shop share adjoining rooms with a doorway connecting them enabling quick switching between roles.
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St. Louis
W. F Kirkpat- Hick
Pentecostal
Upper Alton
College Arenue
Washington Street
Meat Ration Now Numbered in Berlin District
London reports the Griedenau district near Berlin will number meat tickets to curb rioting at butcher shops. Ticket holders receive meat by number at set times. absent holders lose their ration. Eggs in Berlin reportedly cost $1.68 per dozen amid shortages. Also noted is a fraud case in West Frankfort, where Anton Sordych sues Isaac Deutsch and Meyer Katz over a $6,000 counterfeit money machine claim.
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London
Griedenau
Berlin
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Berliner Tageblatt
Depue
Anton Sordych
Isaac Deutsch
Meyer Katz
West Frankfort
Sordych
Lives on Corn Nine Days in South Chicago Court
Michael Desich, weak from nine days living on shelled corn, stood before Judge Flanagan in a South Chicago police court. He claimed he had been laid off by Carnegie Steel and recounted crawling into a loaded Pennsylvania box car to sleep after a night of drinking to dull memories. A rail policeman found him pounding on the box car door and arrested him for disorderly conduct. the charge was dismissed and fellow court staff began a collection for a square meal, with doctors cautioning gradual care and milk first.
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Chicago
Michael Desich
Flanagan
Michael
Carnegie Steel Company
Pennsylvania
oMcer
Mike
Carlin
Day Is Advertised Better Than Night
Holland argues that day advertising outperforms night in visibility and impact. He claims daylight drives consumer choices, noting advertising builds recognition and quality perception, making well adverted goods more reliable and profitable. He asserts successful makers rely on top advertising to expand market share.
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Holland
Lincoln County Officials Meet Monthly at Kemmerer Court
Lincoln County Commissioners Chas Smoot ae B worth Afton ONeill Harold Harrison Ben Bell meet at the Court House in Kemmerer on the first Tuesday of each month and remain in session until work is completed. All bills against the County must be filed prior to the close of each month.
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Kemmerer
Chas
J. Smoot
Ae Bworth
Afton
O' Neil
Harold R. Harrison
Ben Bell
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised to Aid Suffering Siders
An ad style notice urges Kemmerer residents to use Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and general ill health. It quotes BM Bond of Dubois Wyoming praising the product after a back ache, kidney discomfort, and abnormal secretions. Price 50 cents at dealers. Also a wool growers plea to send dry sheep pelts for better returns to Bitages & Co., City Utah.
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Damber
Dean
Bond
Dubois
Wyo
Saya
Doan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Criminal Cost— Board of Prisoners
Miscellaneous Expense Court Commissioner
Road Supervisors County
Grosa
State OF
Ohio
WM. E. Pitt
Lincoln County
Kemmerer, Wyo
Omaha
Great Western Com. Co
Angelo Molinar
Distrator
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Denver
Bitages & Co
City, Uta, Ie , Mar
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