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Newspaper

The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1920

Page

3

State University Notes on 1920 Summer School and Contests

Notes describe the week of February 22 to 27 at the high school level, with circulars outlining academic contents and a four-division academic year featuring two grades and prize structure. Prizes include bronze cups, gold and silver cups, bronze basketballs, gold basketballs, and commemorative shields. All star team members receive gold stick pins. Many schools plan to attend, with broad representation anticipated. Also announced are the 1920 Summer School dates June 14 to July 12, with six weeks of intrA cension from May 8 to June 12. A preliminary bulletin will detail courses. The fall session will include extra faculty and new specialties from eastern universities, plus numerous excursions into the mountain country. Wyoming Cowboys beat U C. A. C. 46 to 26 in a key conference game highlighted by strong defense and spectacular shooting from the center. Cody’s Simpson starred for Wyoming. On February 16 the Denver players will present Devereaux’s “A Serious for Scandal” at the university, a top touring company.

Eres Fery High School Jon Emnay Allstar

Oil royalties to fund Wyoming road work message

Governor Robert D. Carey told Lusk residents that Salt Creek field yields about $50,000 monthly to the state and that oil leasing could add roughly 0.45 percent royalty. He said new revenue would allow continued road-building as existing funds run low.

Lusk Wyo Salt Creek Robert D. Carey

Prohibition Enforcement Bills Prompt Senate Debate

In Washington D C the cost of enforcing prohibition and guarding warehouses is rising rapidly. Leaders in Congress argued during the urgent deficiency bill debate that at least eight million dollars per year will be required and new enforcement legislation is needed to centralize liquor storage in a few stations.

Wrehington D. C

Ex Soldiers Granted Preference Right in Senate

Washington D.C. The senate passed a resolution granting preference rights to ex soldiers. The bill, already approved by both houses, awaits the President's signature. The measure concerns open land and employment priorities for veterans amid confusion from fragmented wording.

Washington, D.C Senate Congress Public Lands Committee

Record breaks mark in Detroit Ford event

A fragmented report from Detroit notes a record fall at a Ford Motor Co. home event. The incomplete text references October measurements and a comparison to a previous benchmark, indicating a standout performance or breakthrough. Entities remain unclear due to OCR damage but point to Ford, Detroit, and an October timeframe.

Wes Meath Ford Motor Co Detroit Gompaar Cate

Mord Motor Company workforce shift after war realignment

The Mord Motor Company plans a reestablishment of prewar employment terms at its Detroit facilities. About 70,000 workers are affected, with 65,000 assigned to the main Highland Park plant. The change follows consolidation of government control and aims to restore former employee arrangements dated between October 1916 and October 1919.

Mord von Sovaans Tella Detroit Highland Park

Contested Will Of Aged Recluse In Cheyenne

In Cheyenne Wyoming Dan W Gill executor of Ellen Bodle Conroys estate and Patrick A McGovern bishop of Wyoming filed in district court petitions to refuse the final will alleging fraud undue influence and unsound mind at signing. Conroy a reclusive widow died Christmas morning. Earlier Clifton Sewall a Hindu employee had sought probate on a will dated two years before leaving his heirs $8000 in prests. A later document dated February 13 1910 left belongings to the Catholic church bishop or successor if the executor cannot locate the testatrix.

Cheyenne Wyo Dan W. Gill Ellen Bodle Conroy Patrick A. McGovern Wyoming Clifford Sewall J. J. Keane Eer

Notice for Publication Mikulas Holec Homestead Claim

Public land notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated February 1 1920 announces Mikulas W Holec of Kemmerer Wyoming filed to prove up final three year proof on combined Homestead Entries 04146 and 05678 for land in Section 18 Township 21 North Range 116 West Sixth principal Meridian. Hearing set before Ivan Jones U S Commissioner Kemmerer Wyoming on March 18 1920.

Department OF the Interior U. S. Land Office Evanston Wyo Mikulas W. Holec Kemmerer Wyoming Ivan 8. Jones United States

Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Entry Claims

Fred Holer of Remerner Wyoming filed Original Homestead Entry 04145 in 1914 and 05677 in 1917 for multiple parcels in Township 21 North Range 118 West Sixth Principal Meridian. He gives notice of intention to make final proof before United States Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on October 18.

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 for Fossil WY

U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces Charles King of Fossil made Desert Land Entry Serial 03894 for parts of Sections 29 and 22 in Township 22 N Range 117 W. He filed intent to make final proof before Ivan Jones Kemmerer Wyoming on March 1 1920. Witnesses listed Edward Vincent Charles Ho Smith Adrian Peckinpyugh and William Lewis. Register Alex Nisbet.

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

For the Children A Cough Remedy Trusted by Mothers

The article argues against strong medicines for children and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as pleasant tasting and safe. It highlights long experience showing it meets criteria of non harmful content and effectiveness in treating coughs and colds, noting it is a favorite among mothers.

Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Claim

Serial No 03894 US 8 Land Office Evanston Wyo announces Charnex December 1 1918 filed for final three year proof to claim the land described Section 32 33 Township 22N Range 117W before Ivan B Jones Kam merer Wyoming on March 19 1920 witnesses Edward Vincent Charles H Smith Adrian Peckinpaugh all of Fossil Wyoming

Department OF the Interior US 8 Evanston Wyo Charnex King Fossil Wyoming Ivan B. Jones Commiestoner Kammerer Clamant Edward Vincent Charles H. Smith Adrian Peckinpaugh William Lewis

Chronic Constipation and Laxative Cautions

A discussion notes that some individuals suffer chronic constipation due to long term use of mineral waters and strong cathartics which dehydrate the body. It suggests that a mild laxative tonic may be preferable to harsh remedies.

Chamberlain's Tablets Promises Gentle Bowels Relief

The notice claims Chamberlain's Tablets provide a gentle movement of the bowels, adding that the effect is surprising to many readers and implies constipation may follow their use.

Chamberlain

Administration Notice in the Estate of Atlee J T Lohmer

In Lincoln County Wyoming probate court letters of administration were granted January 24 1920 to the administrator of the estate of Atlee J T Lohmer. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to the undersigned in Kemmerer within six months after letters date or be barred. Dated January 24 1920 Bessiel Leh Sanderson Administratrix Ivan S Jones Attorney.

State of Wyoming Litecoln Maid County Atlee Lincoln County Wyoming Tate Hey Wyuting Anid Peckute Wmeh Decco Frontier Beach State of 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

Notices of land purchase and multiple Wyoming estate filings

The notice lists John T. Anderson of Rock Springs applying to purchase land in Sweetwater County under the land office rules. It also covers several creditor notices and estates, including the estates of William Hamp and Phebe Hamp, with executors and attorneys named, deadlines for claims, and dates in January and February 1920.

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