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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
10
Wyoming’s State Board of Equalization fixed livestock valuations with ranges by category. Registered bulls and cattle bring $260 yearlings, pure bred stock $100, dairy cows $100, and sheep and horses priced per type from $4 to $750. Overall, livestock prices include oats at $5 per unit.
Internal Revenue Collector Leslie A. Miller warns in Cheyenne that income tax returns must be accurate and complete. He rejects guesswork and notes that salaries, bonuses, and non cash compensation are taxable. certain insurance and damages are exempt.
Washington reports the anti strike portion of the railroad bill is rejected as Congress nears agreement. Labor protests and rallies influence provisions while talks center on wage regulation and mandatory tempo provisions. A dispute among leaders over who settles the terms persists as Senate and House near a compromise.
Officials and railroad union representatives grapple with wage demands for two million workers. Lower boards lack government representation, preventing settlements there. If disagreement persists, the issue will be referred to the federal board in Washington, D C, as officials and union leaders meet on all angles of questions.
Cheyenne February 17 bids to be opened February 24 for bridges and culverts on fourteen projects across Uinta Sweetwater Carbon Laramie Converse Campbell Johnson Park and Hot Springs counties. Total estimated cost about 325000 with earthwork plans nearing completion.
A notice notes cycles of bilious attacks across the state and offers guidance for relief. It recommends light meals and avoiding tea, plus taking two Chamberlain's Tablets to prevent or lessen the attack. The text emphasizes timely action during meal periods.
U S Land Office Evanston January 20 1920 invites bids at 10 am March 16 1920 for a tract in Section 6 Tp 20 N R 115 W 6th P M minimum 2 50 per acre highest bid paid immediately to Receiver. Also in Lincoln County Wyoming estate of S Maude Whiston final account and distribution petition filed by administrator John R Whiston with Thirty days to object. final settlement scheduled March 26 1920 in Kemmerer Town Hall
A terse notice informs that the above described land claims are advised by the named parties and that the time designates a deadline for action. The wording references Hailsee and Miso in relation to the claims.
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