Governor Answers Questions Regarding Road Bonds
Gov Robert D Carey says Wyoming can buy road bonds from permanent funds and that auto licenses will retire them. He notes private sale is possible but unlikely, and interest may support schools. taxes won t increase. Federal money is available only if Wyoming participates. otherwise it goes elsewhere.
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Robert D. Carey
Rtber
Wyoming
Ita
State Commissioner of Immigration
State Good Roads Association
Corrosion of Wire Fences Tackled by Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department investigated fence corrosion due to a metallurgical issue. Older iron wire proved more durable than newer steel, and manganese content in wire may affect resistance and uniform current flow. Uneven manganese distribution could trigger electrolytic corrosion when exposed to rain.
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Department of Agriculture
Porte
Daylight Fray Mentioned in Fragmentary Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a daylight event and names such as Tina and Will amid unclear context. No clear date or location is readable. Further text is needed to identify persons, places, or actions with confidence.
Courts to Settle School Disputes In Wyoming
Cheyenne chamber of commerce directors approve bringing a test suit to the state Supreme Court over distribution of a portion of state school land royalties for immediate use by public schools. The action, urged by Evanston merchants, seeks a cost efficient path while noting postwar freight shifts favor trucks alongside rail.
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State Supreme Court
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Walls Ir
Cheyenne Chamber
Evanston Board of ‘Trade
Kemmerer
SaareniEnel
Food From Many Lands in City Markets
A fragment describes a miscellany of foods amid New York's foreign quarters. It mentions black ripened eggs of the Orient, sausages with oat breadstuffs by the Scotch, butter and lard by Italians, plus Greek delicacies, four inch figs from Yemen, and Jumbo walnuts from Calcutta and Manchuria among other items.
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New York
Orient
Greece
Yemir
Elephantine Park Dance Confirms Curious Exchange
In a Boston Evening Transcript excerpt, a playful dialogue reveals a scene at the park as Elephantine jokes about a led of Mr Ledfost dancing. The wording suggests a social meet rather than a formal event.
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Elephantine
Mr. Ledfost
Boston Evening Transcript
Periodic Bilious Attacks Advice for Sufferers
The text advises people with periodic bilious attacks to skip one meal and take three Chamberlain's Tablets to avoid an attack. It also warns sufferers not to drink tea or coffee at any time.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Kemmerer Wyoming District Court
The State of Wyoming Lincoln County sheriff announces a public sale on May 14 1921 at 11 AM at the Town Hall Kemmerer to satisfy a debt of 1617.40 with interest and costs. The sale covers the defendant James E Baum Jr’s interest in the north half of the north half of the northwest quarter of section 12 township 24 north range 114 west including an oil well.
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State of
Wyoming
County of
Lincoln
L. F. Fletcher
James E. Baum, Jr
Chas, Lackey
Kemmerer
James B. Baum, Jr
Lincoln County
D. O. Oakley
Tyan
Jones
Taliaferro, Jr
Charles Lackey
D. C. Oakley
Zaid
Ivan
Sublet Town Election Proclamation Issued in Wyoming
Proclamation of the town election in Sublet Lincoln County Wyoming informs voters of the proclamation requirements and eligibility for participation in the local election. The notice specifies legal duties and precedes the casting of ballots.
Election Proclamation for Sublet Town May 10 1921
J John Oakley mayor proclaims town election in Sublet Lincoln County Wyoming for mayor and four councilmen to serve until successors are elected. Polls open after 9 am and close at 7 pm at Town Hall on May 10 1921.
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Aald
Sublet
Salt Town
Wald Town
J. John Oakley
Notice for Final Proof on Homestead Land in Sublet Wyoming
Julia Beyda widow of Michael Beyda of Sublet Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish land claim for Lots 4 19 Section 11 and Lots 5 7 8 Section 14 Township 22 North Range 116 West Sixth Principal Meridian. Proof set for June 6 1921 before Flora Chapelle Kemmerer Wyoming witnesses Walter Turley John Griff Andrew Beyda and Mike Kushnik Frontier Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Julia Beyda
Michael Beyda
North Range
Sixth Principal Meridian
Flora Chapelle
Kemmerer
Walter Turley
John Griff
Andrew Beyda
Mike Kushnik
Frontier
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P. A
Prince Albert
Pasa
Capi
Chamber of Commerce of China
Supreme Court
Tae Votrhs
John Oakley
Joseph Smerker
F. E. Curtis Kemmerer
Wyo
Kemmerer Shoe Store
Kemmerer Market
Ivan Ss. Jones
United States
Robert R. Rose
J. R. Christmas
H. R. Christmas Kemmerer
Lincoln County Miners’ Hospital
H. L. Goff
O. O. F—Kemmerer Lodge No. 83
Viste
Mng Brothers
H. A. Lewis
Noble
Fred Jennings
Bas
Masonic Hall
W.M. Mra. Holmes
Mary King
K. P
Lincoln Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bitte
A. D. Midgley
Harry Jincelotte
Meew Meen
F. Ball
Brothea
J. P. Lindsas
J. H. Mantle
Sec
Woodmen of the World
Hamsfork
J. O. O. F. Hall
James A. Banks
C. C
Alex Scott
Cunnington, Hocker Brothers and Co
Rock Springs
Cumberland
Superior
Drs. Stafford, Roe and Goldberg
Tucker and Goff Kemmerer Hotel
Turker
Gott
Newland, M. D
Dr. Hughes
Elk Hotel
Kammerer
Mare
Dial
WM. E. Pitt
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