Lincoln County Commissioners Approve Bonds and Appointments
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners meet by adjournment approving bonds for J Somsen as Justice of the Peace and Walter McKvain as county livestock inspector. They confirm deputy assessors Fred W. Jones Hugh Findley Chas Mallory and James Budge and deputy clerks Mattie Hanna and Anna Johnson. Poor relief and salaries for Lena Potter and Mrs. Francisca Flaker are set.
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PRAT
Mtecrypecbon Er Ie Il
Slater
Rudolph Swarts
Jane McLain
M. J. Hem
J. Somsen
Justice of the Peace of Co
Board of Commissioners
Somsen
Walter C. McKvain
Archie DE
Lincoln County
Board of County Commissioners
D. Edgbert
James P. Rosenberg
Fred W. Jones
Hugh Findley
Chas
Francisca Flaker
Cumberland
Abstract Statement of Lincoln County 1919 Receipts and Disbursements
Abstract financial report shows receipts and disbursements for Lincoln County from July 1 to December 31, 1919. It lists cash balance, receipts including court fines and liquor license refunds, and disbursements to state treasurer, town treasurers, and various county and school items.
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Wyoming
Lincoln
Yoming
Anl
Daly
Treasury
Peta Sant
Federal Prison
Income Tax Drive In Wyoming District Under Way
The 1926 income tax campaign is now under way in the Wyomin district with offices in Cheyenne. Taxpayers who filed 1918 returns will receive blanks for 1919 reporting and those who did not should request forms early. Unmarried earners of 1000 or more and married couples with 2000 together must review 1919 income and deductions to determine filing requirements.
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A. Miller
Internal Revenue
District of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Trade Drives Shipbuilding Promise for Nation
Fragmentary text stresses ship presence shaping American trade policy and permanent industry growth. Mentions clothing prices tied to shipbuilders and distant references to advantaged commerce, with unclear details from the foothills and mountains.
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Mars
Waclesale Clothars
United We Stand For Prosperity In Industries Theme
A speaker emphasizes unity across industry and nation. Prosperity for one boosts all, and more prosperous industries raise national wealth, aligning workers and communities toward common strength. The message blends economic virtue with civic unity.
Wyoming Soldier Earns Croix de Guerre for Bravery
Edward E. Severance of Rawlins Wyoming, a private in the Sixth Marines machine gun company, received France’s Croix de Guerre. The citation notes his gallantry during the Bouresches fighting on June 6 1918, where he kept his gun in action despite five wounded comrades.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Edward E. Severance
France
C. €. Gill
Denver
Severance
Bouresches
Sixth Marines
Young Man Crushed While Breaking Horse at Mine
MNiam Travis of Rock Springs was crushed in No 10 mine while breaking a wild horse to pull coal. The horse whirled and fell on him causing serious injuries to the hips and lower body. He lies in critical condition as doctors assess surgery and take X rays.
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Rock Springs
Mniam Travis
No. 10
Travis
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