Odd Fellows notices and foreclosure sale legal notices
Various masonic lodge notices invite visiting brethren and present officers to meetings at Kemmerer lodges Lincoln County. Foreclosure sale notice details a mortgage default by William J. Kelly and Sophie S. Kelly with sale conditions in Lincoln County Wyoming. A divorce suit against Matilda Henson in Lincoln County District Court is set, with October 20, 1917 deadline to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B
A. M
Kemmerer
C.C
Jamia Hackett
Koo Ro
William J. Kelly
Sophie S. Kelly
Jackson
Lincoln Court
Wyoming
James Lavin
Dixon
Corton County
Lincoln
Lillie J. Marble
Huby
County of Kin
Weoming
Artem
State of
Matilda Henson
Oak Wood
Oklahoma
Alfred Newson
Flo LaChapelle
Leopoldt Gabard
Township 21
Range 116
H. E. Christmas
U, 5
Wyoan
Joseph Asson
Diamondville
Matt Aimo
Louis Gabardi
William §. Powell
Alex Nisbet
Register
Fragmentary OCR Note From Historic Page
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and places in broken form. No coherent event or details available to identify people, organizations, dates, or outcomes.
Oregon California Grant Lands Open For Homestead Sale
Government seeks farmers as well as fighters as two million three hundred thousand acres of Oregon and California Railroad Co. Grant Lands revested in the United States are opened for homesteads. Includes maps and soil descriptions. Box 610 Degttaod Oregon advertises stock offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon and California Railroad Co
United States
Farmers Visit Yellowstone Highlight Rural Prosperity Rising
Ballard Dunn reports farmers from Nebraska Kansas Iowa Wyoming Utah and Idaho visited Yellowstone Park this summer and shared joy at rising farm prices. He compares 1910 and 1916 farm values and freight and passenger rail rates showing farmers gain purchasing power while railroad costs rise, urging farmer cooperation to help railroads survive wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Insurance for Our Men in the War
A wartime policy argues the United States should provide life and disability insurance to soldiers at cost, funded by government support, to protect families of service members. It condemns high private premiums for the armed forces and urges a national program as a duty of the Republic. It also cites a Wyoming camp's child welfare work as part of national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tressury
McAdoo
Congress
Mischier Family Returns From Ogden Visit
Mr and Mrs D A Mischier and writer Carmen returned home last week from a two weeks visit in Ogden. They were accompanied by Mrs Mischier's sister Mrs Perry and her children. Perry will stay briefly with her sisters.
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D. A. Mischier
Carmen
Ogden
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Winchester
Remington
Kemmerer Hardware & Furniture Co
Kemmerer Lodge No
Mosis” Enon
Rhursany
Ivan S. Jones
Moble Grand
A. W. Anderson Sis
D. B.S
Mia
Stewart
Soc
Tnd
Aiwave Welgame
A. S Johnston
W. Holmes
Ro Etolt Watt
Raimiei
Ay Mh
Ttrb
Prontier Supply OO
Kemmerer Market
Frank Rasenstein
Hedre
Horsts Shoring
Willy
Accungttian
Baateak
Keninerer
Ballard Dunn
Union Pacific Railroad
Eto Hi
WAR Service For Children
Xabhwhee
Viera
Zeda
Shar
Zed Lee
Broom
LEE Broom & Duster Company
Det
Ho Lincoln
Davenport, Laws
Wnte Our
Department of the Tntorior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Angelina Gabardi
Township 2
H. E. Christman
Louis Gabard
William Powell
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Alials
Via
Oregon
Union Pacific System
Salt Lake City
Mahe
Wood-Oswald Company Stock Yards
Omaha
Osmundo
Cordove Cigar Co
Deaver
Colorado
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