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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1919
Page
18
Sprouse warns of danger as he escapes a house through the window aided by an ally. A tense exchange unfolds with a shadowy figure blocking the doorway and a careful, improvised plan to seize jewels and state papers while a woman hides and prepares to flee.
A fragment describes an agent from Paris seeking to take custody of crown jewels via a embassy envoy. The conspirator Thealore Sprouse claims government loan and asks for access to a prince, while barriers trap him inside a room and prompt commands to reveal the prince’s location.
In a tense scene Tam hides as voices approach and El and Miss Cameron debate escape options. Barnes plans a cautious exit while Br Sebat’s burglars loom, and Miss Cameron reluctantly weighs trust and risk as they listen for sounds from Loob’s room.
Notice is given that Beekman of Granger Wyoming who filed for Homestead Entry Serial 4021 for parts of section 30 and 26 Township 23 North Range 110 and 111 West Sixth Principal Meridian has filed intent to make final proof to establish claim before United States Commissioner Ivan Jones at Kemmerer Wyoming on September 22 1919. Witnesses include Mrs M F Wisdom Miss Twirl Wisdom Howard Mahaffey and Carl Knapp. Registered by Alex Nisbet Register MB of the Interior. August-October 1922.
C E Ames administrator files final account and petition for distribution in Lincoln County Wyoming district court. Creditors and interested parties have 30 days from last publication to object, deadlines set for October 11, 1919. Attorney R R Rose listed for the estate.
Louis Gerbits as administrator files Final Account and Petition for Distribution in the estate of Paul Silek deceased in Lincoln County Wyoming. Court set hearing for October 11 1919 after publication and objections. Attorney B R Rowe appears for the estate. publication dates indicated as August 7 1919 and related sequence.
Notice records that The Glen Investment Company holds a tax certificate for property in Lincoln County Wyoming, originally listed in A E Moffett name. The holder filed for a treasurer's deed as redemption deadline nears, with deed execution planned if not redeemed by November 25, 1919.
Ann Davis of Kemmerer Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish her claim to the land described in her homestead entry dated July 21 1916. The proof is to be made before the Register and Receiver at Evanston Wyoming on September 6 1919 with witnesses William E. Fenn David Fenn and Samuel_UNUSED on record.
Thos IT Clark of Tobe Wyoming files intent to final land entry in a 1943 public notice. The filing lists parcel boundaries and a sequence of survey directions in the principal meridian. Bredetna Commissioner notice dated 18th 1999 names witnesses William Julian and others from Sage and Forsil Wyoming.
The state of Wyoming Lincoln County District Court at Kemmerer has a divorce action filed by Lucy Hallion against Victor Hallen. The defendant’s residence is unknown. Defendant must answer by August 16, 1018, or default judgment will be entered.
A bay mare with brand A on left hip and white face is missing around Fossil Wyoming. A $15 reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact Michael Beyda Sublet No 6 Wyoming. Also note Chautauqua Week from August 28 to September 2.
An administrator petitions the Lincoln County Wyoming court for an order to sell real and personal property of the estate of Richard L. Thornton to pay debts and administration costs. All interested parties are notified to appear on September day to show cause why sale should not proceed.
Classified notice lists Morse four years old with two lugging and gentle temper. Includes price and seller location Glenece Wee, asking details for contact at Muilee No 250.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a toxin attack and stomach distress. It mentions fear of liver damage, vomiting and severe headaches, and a promise of relief for a price. The text reads like a dubious medical claim with hazardous dietary advice.
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