State University Notes and Upcoming Events Summary
State University notes for the week cover academic and athletic items. Highlights include prizes for a university contest with bronze cups and gold medals, summer school plans from June to July, and an all star team with gold pins. Wyoming Cowboys defeat U B A C 46 to 26 in a conference game. The Devereaux company will stage A Serious for Scandal on February 16 at the university.
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Eres Fery High School
Jon
Emnay
Allstar
Wyoming Cowboys
U. A.C
Rilliant
Cowboys
Simpson
Cody
Wyoming
Colorado
Deverepuz Payers
Sherian
Devereaux
America
Oil royalties to build good roads in Wyoming
Governor Robert D. Carey spoke in Lusk about oil leasing bills and royalties. He said one Salt Creek land section yields about 50,000 dollars monthly for the state and the proposed plan would add roughly four to five percent royalty, boosting funds for road work as existing money wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Wyo
Salt Creek
Robert D. Carey
Prohibition Enforcement Costs Rise in House Debate
Washington D C The cost of enforcing prohibition and guarding warehouses is rising fast. In the second urgent deficiency bill debate, leaders noted that at least 8 million dollars yearly will be required and new enforcement legislation is needed to warehouse booze in centralized stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrehington
D. C
Senate Grants Preference Rights to Ex-Soldiers
Washington, D.C. A senate resolution passed this morning granting preference rights to ex soldiers. The measure, still awaiting the President's approval, relates to open public lands and involves the public lands committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Congress
Public Lands Committee
Ford Motor Co home event sets record in Detroit
October meets a Ford Motor Co event in Detroit drew top speed and record breaking marks. Officials and spectators witnessed standout performances by notable competitors, signaling strong momentum for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Meath
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Gompaar
Cate
Detroit Motor Company reestablishes prewar care plan
The Mord Motor Company, maintaining its workforce, aims to restore prewar benefits and healthcare for employees. In Detroit’s Ford Slopa era, about 70,000 men are employed, with 65,000 at the Highland Park main plant, reflecting a large industrial return after earlier contractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mord
von Sovaans
Tella
Detroit
Highland Park
Contested Will Of Aged Recluse In Cheyenne
Dan W. Gill and Patrick A. McGovern filed petitions in district court seeking to refuse the final will of Ellen Bodle Conroy. They allege fraud undue influence and unsound mind at execution. Conroy died Christmas morning. Clifford Sewall previously filed for probate a 1910 will leaving $8000 to him. An alternate document named Bishop J. J. Keane or his successor in the Catholic church if the executor could not locate the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dan W. Gill
Ellen Bodle Conroy
Patrick A. McGovern
Wyoming
Clifford Sewall
J. J. Keane
Eer
Notice for Publication In Homestead Land Claim
Mikulas W Holec of Kemmerer Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish claim to the southeast quarter northeast quarter quarter sections 18 township 21 N range 116 W sixth principal meridian. The final proof is set before Ivan Jones U S Commissioner Kemmerer on March 18 1920.
Notice of Public Sale for Homestead Entry 04145 05677
Fred Holer of Remermer Wyoming filed Original Homestead Entry 04145 in 1914 and 05677 in 1917 for portions of sections 7 13 and 18 in Township 21 North Range 118 West Sixth Principal Meridian. He schedules a public sale to continue before United States Commissioner in Kemmerer Wyoming on October 18.
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Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Fred Holer
Remmerer
Wyoming
Northwest
Hawea
Ivan
United States
Kemmerer
Wng
Desert Land Entry Final Proof Notice Evanston 1920
U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming February 7 1920 notices Charles King of Fossil Wyoming holder of Desert Land Entry Serial No 03894 filed intent to make final proof to establish claim to land in Sections 29 and 22 Township 22 North Range 117 West sixth principal Meridian before Ivan Jones A S Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on March 1 1920 with witnesses Edward Vincent Charles Ho Smith Adrian Peckinpyugh and William Lewis all of Fossil Wyoming and Poeil Wyoming respectively Registered Alex Nisbet, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyo
Charles King
Fossil
Wyoming
Ivan Jones
A. S
Kemmerer
Edward Vincent
Poeil
Charles Ho Smith
Adrian Peckinpyugh
William Lewis
Possil
Alex Nisbet
Register
US 8
Charnex King
Ivan B. Jones
Commiestoner
Kammerer
Clamant
Charles H. Smith
Adrian Peckinpaugh
For the Children Cough Remedy Favored by Mothers
The passage extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children with no addictive drug and pleasant to take. It claims long experience proves its efficacy in curing coughs and colds, noting its popularity among mothers as a trusted choice.
Notice for Publicacion of Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Land Office at Evanston Wyoming publishes notice for Charnex December 1 1918 filing final three year proof to establish claim for parts of Sections 32 and 33 in Township 22 North Range 117 West. Hearing before Ivan B Jones on March 19 1920 at Kammerer Wyoming. Witnesses Edward Vincent Charles H Smith and Adrian Peckinpaugh all of Fossil Wyoming.
Chronic Constipation and Cathartic Effects Discussed
The article notes persistent constipation caused by mineral waters and strong cathartics that dehydrate the body. It recommends a mild laxative tonic as a safer alternative to relieve symptoms without worsening the underlying condition.
Chamberlains Tablets Aids Motion Yet Avoids Constipation
Summary text: Chamberlains Tablets are described as a gentle general movement of the bowels produced by a medicine, with a note that their use is not likely to be followed by constipation. This reports a medical claim about ease of bowel action and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oe
Chamberlain
Administration notice for Atlee J T Lohmer estate
In Wyoming Lincoln County Kemmerer district court notices letters of administration issued January 24 1920 to Bessiel Leh Sanderson administratrix all claims must be filed with proper vouchers within six months or be barred from benefits of the estate served by Ivan S Jones attorney this public probate notice lists the administrator and deadlines for creditors.
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State of
Wyoming
Maid County
Atlee J T
Tate
Hey
Wyuting
Anid
Peckute
Wmeh
Decco
Frontier
Lincoln County
Beach
Phebe H. Hamp
Granger
Sweetwater County
F. Wisdom
Phebe St
Hamp
Ivan &. Jones
District Court
Lincoln
Helm
Moan
Wilhelm
John F. Wilhelm
Jou Y
Ramisietetse
Tyan & Jones
Grazing Permit Applications Due in Wyoming National Forest
Notice announces that all applications to graze cattle horses or sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for the 1920 season must be filed in Afton Wyoming before March 1 1920. Details on grazing fees and blank forms available upon request from G A Beam Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
G. A. Beam
Land Office Notice and Estate Creditor Notices in Wyoming
Notice from Evanston Wyoming filed January 2 1920 by John T Anderson of Rock Springs for land purchase Serial No 07403 under Revised Statutes Section 18 Township 18 North Range 116 West Sixth Prime Meridian claims protest affidavits due within thirty days after first printed notice. Also notices to creditors for estates in Lincoln and Sweetwater counties with deadlines for filing claims and appearance in probate court, executed by Beach Administrator and May F Wisdom Executrix, with firm Ivan & Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyoming
John T. Anderson
Rock Springs
Sweetwater
Township
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Mikulas W. Holec
Ivan 8. Jones
Dr. Edwards
Ohio
Orient
Doe
Ammeuser-Bisch
A. Molinar
Frontier Supply Company
Alex Niskht
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