Lincoln County Garage Essex Ad Praises Longtime Owner
A Lincoln County Garage advertorial extols a 1919 Essex owned by Playt Wilson claiming 50 000 miles, 20 mpg city, higher rural mileage, total repairs under 150 dollars. The owner vows no trade and touts strong satisfaction and war-distracting reliability.
Common Sense Rules for Automobiles for Fans
Practical road safety guidance urging drivers to keep right slow at crossings signal turns brake gradually and favor pedestrians. Advice covers helping stranded motorists giving lifts avoiding livestock on roads parking off road night lights headlight use picnics safe fires and courteous driving near pedestrians and trains.
Device to lift wheel and aid in tire operations
A new market device attaches to a vehicle wheel fence with two pins. Driving over it raises the wheel from the ground, keeping it clear. It can also function as a spare tire lock and a traction aid in mud or sand.
Nothing to Worry About Says County Worker
The Le Flore County Oklahoma report notes a man who has stopped worrying after losing crops money credit and work. He explains nothing left to worry over since all his troubles are gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageutt
le Flore Co. Okla
The Old Maid’s Prayer Read as Fragment
A fragmented OCR text hints at a maritime era prayer variant and archaic phrasing. It references an old maid and a plea about living before a Cristian era with puzzling terms like Tyrilians Coheletiania. The garbled passages suggest archival language rather than a clear event.
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Tyrilians Coheletiania
Notice of Sale of Estray in Cheyenne Wyoming
Legal notice of estray sale describes a bay mare with branded marks and white hind foot, 10 years old, weight around 500 pounds, branded 7 am on left thigh and right thigh, wax on July 5. The animal is proclaimed estray by George Miles in Wyoming under Chapter 12 laws, sale scheduled for August 1, 1081 at 2:00 PM by M Miles, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biorgs W. Miles
Wyoming
Geo
Milea
M. He
Cheyenne
Truth in Fabric bill sparks wool tariff clash in Congress
Debates in the House and Senate panels focus on the French Copper Truth in Fabric bill and a 35 percent ad valorem limit on wool. National Sheep and Wool Bureau officials warn the provision would cripple sheep farming, citing census drops from 52 million to 35 million and a July hearing with farm groups retailers and women's clubs urging immediate enactment.
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House of Representatives
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
National Shoe and Wool Bureau
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
J. B. Wilson
National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
United States
Arizona
Chicago
Herman C. Ritter
Youngston
Ohio
National Retail Clothiers’ Association
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Is Club
Rangers Quit Smoking In National Forests For Fire Safety
District Forester R H Rutledge urged Intermountain Forest field workers to abstain from smoking in the woods during the high fire hazard period, except in camps or safe areas. Volunteers pledged in writing to stop until fall rains end the 1921 fire season, reinforcing fire prevention and public safety across the forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rutledge
Intermountain National Forests
Rutledge
Lap Sea
Rute
Forest of Tients
Cautionary Liver Health Ad Tries Simple Tonic Claim
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to cleanse the stomach and tone the liver after poor diet or illness. It urges taking three tablets and promises relief within a day or two. The tone reflects period health quackery with simple remedy claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linde Harrod Paanaas Chamberlain
Chamberlan
Divorce Petition Filed in Lincoln County Wyoming
Lillian Parker sues Bruce Parker in the Third Judicial District seeking absolute divorce and custody of Myrtle Allo Parker. Defendant must answer by September 17, 1921, or default judgment. Flo La Chapelle, Clerk. R. R. Rose, attorney for plaintiff.
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State of
Wyoming
County of Lincoln
District Court
Third Judicial District
Lillian Parker
Bruce Parker
Lillian Park
Myrtle Allo Parker
Flo LA Chapelle
Ae R. R. Rose
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Peter Fuller
In Lincoln County Wyoming in Probate a notice to creditors states letters of administration were issued July 18 1921 to MMA Fuller Administratrix of Peter Fuller deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming within six months or be barred from benefits and within one year to avoid forever barred. Dated July 19 1921.
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Wyoming
Lincoln
Peter Fuller
Cokeville
Lincoln County
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