Wyoming Carbon Black Lawsuit Charged to Two Oil Firms
Acting under District Judge Metz County Attorney Little and special prosecutor Zaring filed in district court information against Midland Carbon and Occidental Oil and Gas for 487 counts under the Wyoming carbon black law. Maximum fines could total 1 000 000 with potential daily penalties since October 1919, while the law aims to curb carbon black manufacture near cities and plants. The case ignites a legislative battle over the law with hotel and capitol lobbies.
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United States Supreme Court
Midland Company
Cowley
Byron Field
Occidental Company
Lovell
Byror Field
Capitol
Wyoming
Denver
First Fire Engine Presented to Shelbourne Nova Scotia
The first fire engine in America was presented to the town of Shelbourne Nova Scotia by King George. The event marked a milestone in local firefighting history and showcased royal support for municipal services.
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America
Shelbourne
Nova Scotia
King George
Persistent Cough Cured After Two Bottles of Remedy
A Greenville South Carolina law student P Burbage suffered a long persistent cough described as early consumption. After trying Chamberlains Cough Remedy he quickly improved and says he was permanently cured after using two small bottles.
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P. Burbage
Greenville
8. C
Chamberlain
American Legion drives dues amid postwar reforms and bills
Adjutants and treasurers of ten thousand posts push dues for 1921. The period sees gains in membership due to clearest stand on labor and politics, veterans’ benefits, and a push to cash government certificates without discount. Vermont debates poll tax exemption. Indiana endorses compulsory history civics teaching. Missouri lawmakers consider a $10 per month veteran bonus, November 11 holiday, boxing legalization, veteran employment preference, and reallocation of memorial funds.
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American Legion
Legion
Vermont
F. W. Galbraith Jr
State Legislative Committee
The
Missouri Department of the American Legion
Missouri
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Fund
Portland Woman Gains Thirty Pounds After Taniac Treatment
Ann Morris of Portland describes a long illness ending with a drastic weight gain and relief from rheumatic pains after four bottles of Taniac. She credits the product for restored appetite and energy, saying she is back at work. Sold at City Drug Store Kemmerer and Afton Drug Company Wyoming.
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Ann Morris
Haron #8 street
Portland
Colombo
Taniac
Kemmerer
City Drug Store
Afton
Wyoming
Afton Drug Compensy
Idaho anti tobacco bill moves toward senate passage
Idaho's long threatened tobacco bill is due to crop out in the state senate within the next few days. Senator Clark of Bear Lake county and Senator Thomas of Bingham aid its preparation. There is debate over how drastic the measure should be with some favor banning cigarette smoking entirely wherever it may offend others.
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Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
Senate
Clark
Bear Lake County
Thomas
Bingham
British Locomotive to Join South Kensington Museum
A 61st locomotive built a century ago in England with steel springs will be displayed at the South Kensington Museum. The age and design mark an era in railway history as visitors can view the historic engine in London's famed collection.
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England
South Kensington
Notice of Homestead Final Proof in Diamondville Wyoming
James Flockhart of Diamondville Wyoming filed notice of intention to make three year final proof to establish his claim to land described in Lots 3 and 4 Section 6 Township 20 North Range 116 West and Lot 1 and NW 1 4 SW 3 Section 34 Township 21 North Range 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian Before Ivan B. Jones United States Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on February 26 1921 Witnesses Jobe Kiddy Julius Hilbert David D. Flockhart and Peter Kirkwood all of Diamondville Wyoming ALEX NISBET Register 1610-223
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Interior
U. S
Evanston
Wyoming
James Flockhart
Diamondville
North Range
Ivan 8. Jones
United States
Kemmerer
Jobe Kiddy
Julius Hilbert
David D. Flockhart
Peter Kirkwood
Alex Nisbet
Register
Public Notice of Besart Land Entry Final Proof Filing
Hanna Anttila of Hamsfork Wyoming filed intent to make Final Proof for Besart Land Entry serial 06468 covering Lots 22 and 28 Section 2 and Lots 1 and 2 Section 11 Township 28 North Range 117 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Public hearing before U S Commissioner Ivan B Jones at Kemmerer Wyoming on February 24, 1921. Also mentions probate matter for William Butt deceased with district court notice.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Hanna Anttila
Hamsfork
North Range
West Sixth Principal Meridian
Ivan 8. Jones
U. 8
Kemmerer
Wyomi
Jakaz Anttila
Miller
Jacob Jam
Alfred Jampas
Frontier
Alex Nisbet
Notice of final settlement and contest in Wyoming estate
The notice announces final account and petition for distribution in Lincoln County Wyoming with thirty days to object. It sets the final settlement for March 23 1921 at ten in the forenoon in Kemmerer Town Hall and lists FRANK IVAN 8 JONES as attorney. It also includes a contest notice from the Interior Department regarding homestead entry No 05757 filed October 10 1916 by Jim Walhos and contest by Rowland Bennion alleging lack of residence and compliance with entry requirements with instructions to file a sworn answer within twenty days after the fourth publication.
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District Court
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Aaid Court
Kemmerer
Frank Ivan
Jones
Tment of the Interior
U. S
Evanston
Jim Walhos
Rowland Bennion
Cokeville
North Range
Jim Valhos
Army
Navy
Marine Corp
United States
Notice of land claim and applicant in Wyoming
United States Land Office in Wyoming reports John T Hyere of Kemmerer Lincoln county Wyoming as applicant for a land claim under Section 28046. The board notes the claimant is connected to Bareh Th widow of James Robertson and an Inland signatory of a related affidavit.
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John T Hyere
Kemmerer
Lincoln
Baty
Wyoming
Ingalan
Bareh
James Robertson
Beetlon
Ein iii
United States
Notice of lands protest deadline for Wyoming mineral lands
During the War of the Rebellion the SWSWi of Section 4 Township 21 North Range 118 West 6th Principal Meridian Wyoming is described. Any person claiming adversely to the lands or objects because of mineral character must file affidavits of protest in this office by March 17, 1921. 1-8-3-16
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Swswi
6Th Principal Meridian
Wyoming
Alex Nisbet
Register
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A. H. Vernon
Minnesota Department of the American Legion
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Federal Reserve Banks
H. J. Ryan
Americanism Commission
Indiana Department of the Legion's Auxiliary
L. R. Gignilliat
Lemuel Bolles
the Legion
Harry W. Congdon
Bridgeport Conn
Ilinois
Chicago
Springfield
Decatur
Aurora Rockford
Mooseheart
Len Small
Galbraith
Illinois
William R. McCauley
William Q. Setliffe
Green River Valley
P. V. Sommers
Twin Falls
Merrie Fealy
Tamla
Lin
William Sutt
H. Folger
Tae
United States Land Office
Eae
Posssonlire
J. W. Sammon
Ivan
United States Commissionse
Robert BR. Rose
Drs. Stafford, Roe and Goldberg
Kemmerer + « & Wyreming
Tucker and
Goff
Kemmerer Hotel
Kemmerer, Wyo
Wreeteg
H. R. Christmas Kemmerer - Wreming
H. RB. Christmas
First National Bank Bldg
Wreming Es
Lincoln County Miners
J. L. Goff
LO. O. F. Hall
Theing Brothers
H. A. Lewis
Noble Grand
Feed Jennings
Masonis Hall
W.M. Mrs. Holmes
Mary King Lee
Afba Lodge
Sid Masons Hall
Masonic Brethren In Ro
L. B. Halland
W. M
W. Reynolds
P.—Linesly
Komew
Mye
Sk Nat Oy
Harry Jlaceletter
Ian Lool
Manila
Gen
Dr.Hughes
Kammerer
WM. E. Pitt
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wye
Kemmerer Shoe Store
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