Movement for Highways Gains In United States
The Movement to build a national trunk line highway system funded by the federal government is gaining momentum. Congress debates a new national highway bill by Senator Townsend aiming to connect states with trunk lines constituting 2 to 5 percent of each state mileage. Public opinion favors federal construction to ease state burdens and improve interstate connections for a cohesive national network.
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Senate
Townsend
Committee On Post Offices
Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Peelfir York
Highwa
X. Veott
Los
Fontennelle News Roundabout Water Talks and Visits
Fontennelle News reports visitors including Mr. Malcolm McQuaig and Deputy State Engineer Mr. D. Sheaver touring for water rights. Uncleared text mentions Mr. Pomeroy home visits, old school mates, and extended stays at Frank Pomeroy's. Roberta began a term at Fontennelle School following its close.
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Malcolm McQuaig
Evanston
D. Sheaver
Justin Pomeroy
McCuaiy
Pomeroy
Floyd Haney
Mia Nellie Roberts
Ritz
Frank Pomeroy
Roberta
Fontennelle
Uy Pyles
Victory Bars Ready for Distribution
Washington August 18 Victory bars for World War I soldiers are now ready for distribution at army recruiting and zone supply offices. Each campaign such as Cuban Haitian and Boxer is identified by a ribbon color pattern. The world war ribbon is described as highly beautiful with a rainbow of colors. Four hundred thousand bars will be issued to the War Department in the first order and prepared for distribution upon presentation of honorable discharge certificates by eligible soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ,D. C
War Department
Progressive banking drives industrial growth and public prosperity
Banking today uses scientific business principles to handle money for community development. A modern bank manager sees opportunities, attracts capital, and grows with customers. It operates openly and aids regional industry rather than enriching a few individuals.
Kemmerer Troy Laundry Co Dissolved in 1919
Notice states that at a stockholders meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming on August 16 1919 all stockholders present unanimously adopted dissolution. The dissolution becomes complete upon six consecutive issues of the Kemmerer Camera. Dated August 16 1919. President P H Chapin Secretary B J Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer Troy Laundry Company
Kemmener
Wyoming
Kemmerer Camera
Kemmerer Troy Laundry Co
P. H. Chapin
Notice of Incorporation of Coberille Realty Company
Notice and filing state that a corporation named Coberille Realty Company was formed under Wyoming law. The document records incorporation in Lincoln County Wyoming and payment of required fees, noting the official designation and jurisdiction. The text includes transcription errors but identifies the formation of the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coberille Realty Company
Wyeminge
Clark
Lincoln
Wyoming
One Corn Peeler Mystery And Odd Phrases
Fragmented OCR text weaves disjoint lines about a corn peeler and odd phrases. It mentions names like Omar Rhee and Lateran, with unclear events or actions. The passage reads like garbled dialogue or notes, lacking a clear coherent narrative or outcome.
Cokeville Realty Company charter details in Wyoming
The charter states the company will engage in real estate dealings and lending, with capital of 50 000 dollars in 500 shares, term of fifty years, five initial directors P W Olson P J Quealy John Stoner John Larson and J D Noblitt. Operations local to Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming with W G Morley as agent in charge.
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P.W. Olson
P. J. Quealy
John, Stoner
John Larson
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
Lincoln County
Wyoming
W. G. Morley
Order to Show Cause in Thornton Estate Sale
Wyoming and Lincoln County district court papers order the sale of estate real and personal property to pay debts and administration costs. The administrator petitions for permission to sell Lot one and portions of section three, township forty four, range 114, Wyoming, including water rights and improvements, with a hearing set for September fifth, 1029 at ten in the forenoon.
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State of
Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
District Court
Third Judicial Diet
Richard L. Thornton
Agerund
Norsons
Tie Lingala
Township Forty-Four
Sixth Principal Meridian
Notice of Sale on Execution in Lincoln Wyoming
Notice of sale on execution issued against F G Schmidt and Frank Hosein buck doing business as Hackett will sell at Pattie in the Town of Lincoln Afton Wyoming on August 30 1919 at ten oclock forenoon a lot of merchandise and store furniture and fixtures appraised at 1208.86 mostly groceries confectionery soft drinks cigars tobacco and related items to satisfy 868.58 with interest from June 6 1919 and costs of suit.
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F. G. Schmidt
Frank Hoseinbuck
Hmu
Lincoln Coln Afton
Wyoming
Lincoln County Wyoming bids for steel bridge over Bear Ulmchor River
Lincoln County Board of Commissioners invites bids for a steel bridge across Bear Ulmchor River about one mile southwest of Cokeville. One span about 75 feet, abutments ten feet above river bed. Sand gravel near site. steel unloaded within one mile. Bid deadline noon September 4, 1919. bids to county clerk. Right to reject any bid. Kemmerer August 14, 1919. H R Harrison county clerk.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Cokeville
Board of Commissioners
Kemmerer
H. R. Harrison
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Washington
D.C. Roberson
Francis Tomlinson
Lyon Rathbun
C. L. Holden
Nellie Roberts
M. C. L. Holden
C. L. Holden and Family
Fidelia Morrow
Miss Roberta
Yellowstone Park
Fargo
South Dakota
Roberta Morrow
Mrs
Fontennelle News
Dan Robertson
Hia
Green River
Edna Whiltipa
Siete Mir
Alfred Hanso
Herschier
Pyle and
Tauily
Frank Pemenoy's
My. and
Aleadese Fuller
Opal
Vietore
Duke Horshley
B.J. Caroll
Aamen
Lateran
Hen ‘Yan
Omar Rhee
Valent
Cokeville Realty Company
Pated
Arnold
Tony Hamat
Kemmerer, Wyo
Bon Ton Restaurant
Kemmerer, Wyming
the Kemmerer Hotel Cafe
Semcon
Hete
Keammaror
Tom Meng
Dale Crane
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