Movement for Highways Gains Across the Nation
Washington reports the Movement to build a national trunk line highway system gains traction. Federal funding would cover construction and maintenance as states join with main trunk lines to link the country. Public opinion shifts toward federal construction to ease state burdens and improve interstate connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Townsend
Committee On Post Offices
Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Peelfir York
Highwa
X. Veott
Los
Local social notes from Fontennelle and area
Fontennelle residents and visitors share a Sunday gathering at Justin Pomeroy’s home. Mr McQuaig and Mr Pomeroy’s circles discuss water rights while old schoolmates reunite. The piece also notes teaching changes, ranch moves on Green River, and local arrivals at Frank Pomeroy’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Morrow
Mrs
Justin Pomeroy
Malcolm McQuaig
Evanston
D. Sheaver
McCuaiy
Pomeroy
Floyd Haney
Mia Nellie Roberts
Ritz
Frank Pomeroy
Roberta
Fontennelle
Uy Pyles
Dan Robertson
Hia
Green River
Victory Bars Ready for Distribution
Washington August 18 Victory bars for World War soldiers are prepared for distribution at army recruiting and supply offices. Each campaign such as Cuban Haitian and Boxer uses a distinct ribbon color bar, to be worn instead of the medal. The world war ribbon is described as highly beautiful with a rainbow color pattern. Four hundred thousand bars will be supplied to the War Department in the initial order and issued upon certified copies of honorable discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ,D. C
War Department
Progressive banking shapes industrial growth and community capital
Progressive banking serves as a force for industrial development by applying scientific business principles to money handling. It supports community opportunities, attracts capital, and aids latent resource development. Modern banks grow with their customers through openness, not by personal enrichment or sheriff sales.
Kemmerer Troy Laundry Company Dissolved
Notice states that at a August 16 1919 stockholders meeting in Kemmerer Wyoming the Kemmerer Troy Laundry company unanimously voted to dissolve. Once published in six consecutive issues of the Kemmerer Camera the dissolution will be complete. Signed by President P H Chapin and Secretary B J Caroll.
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 states a corporation formed under Wyoming law in Lincoln County Wyoming. It records filing with the Secretary of State and county clerk to establish the Coberille Realty Company with the stated corporate name and incorporation fee paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coberille Realty Company
Wyeminge
Clark
Lincoln
Wyoming
One Corn Peeler and Mysterious Slogan Shown
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mix phrases about a corn peeler and a cryptic chant. It includes scattered names and odd lines that resemble a puzzle or garbled dialogue. The readable elements hint at a casual, possibly humorous item or ad but lack a clear event, person, or place for a solid summary.
Cokeville Realty Company A20-273-3
Real estate focused corporation authorized to buy sell exchange manage rent and secure debts with capital stock of 500 shares at 100 each term fifty years five initial directors P W Olson P J Quealy John Stoner John Larson and J D Noblitt operations based in Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming principal office and agent in charge W G Morley named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Estate of Richard L Thornton
Wyoming district court orders show cause on September fifth 1929 at ten in the forenoon why the administrator may sell both real and personal property to pay debts and administration costs. The real estate described includes Lot One southeast quarter of northeast quarter and north half of southeast quarter section three township forty four north range one hundred fourteen west with 168.49 acres plus water rights ditch rights and improvements apportioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 is hereby given a new execution issued of F. G. Schmidt and Frank Hosein buck co partners doing business under the name Hackett will sell at public sale in the Town of Lincoln Afton Wyoming on August 30 1919 at ten o clock in the forenoon a lot of merchandise and store furniture and fixtures taken on said execution appraised at 1208 86 chiefly groceries candies confectionery soft drinks and tobacco to satisfy 868 58 with interest from June 6 1919 and costs of suit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Schmidt
Frank Hoseinbuck
Hmu
Lincoln Coln Afton
Wyoming
Bids Wanted for Lincoln County Bridge Construction
Lincoln County Wyoming seeks bids for a steel single span bridge across Bear Ulmchor River about one mile south and west of Cokeville. Span about 75 feet, abutments ~10 feet above river bed. Bids due noon September 4, 1919. plan submittal allowed. right to reject all bids reserved. Kemmerer dated August 14, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Fontennelle News
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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