Fraternal Orders Meet in Kemmerer and Foreclosure Notice
Local fraternal lodges in Kemmerer hold regular meetings with visiting brothers welcomed. A foreclosure sale is scheduled in Lincoln County after default on a June 1914 mortgage by William J. Kelly and Sophie S. Kelly, with Mrs. Lillie J. Marble as owner, set for October 10, 1917, at two o clock in the afternoon at the county district court in Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kelly
Sophie
Kelly
Jackson
Lincoln County
Wyoming
James Lavin
Nixon
Carbon County
Lincoln
Lillie J. Marble
Kemmerer
Duneoln
Prosperous Year Report on Wyoming Forest Finances
The Wyoming National Forest fiscal year ending June 30 1917 net receipts totaled 16547.00 with 15091.19 from grazing stockmen and 1406.12 from timber sales plus small sums from special privileges and trespass. Thirty five percent reverts to Lincoln County for roads and schools while expenditures reached 17418.37 including 14478.79 for salaries and 4039.58 for improvements and misc. payroll averaged 1114.89 monthly with most expenses in Lincoln county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest
Lincoln County
Wyoming National Forests
Aviators Sought by Lincoln County Committee
Local committee on military training led by M. Whitney launches a campaign to recruit men for national aviation schools. Committee includes Whitney as chair, Jack Kristmas, and Dr. W A Hooker. Lincoln county residents are urged to contact the members to apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Whitney
Mr Whitney
Jack Kristmas
W. A. Hooker
Lincoln County
Liberty Loan 3 000 000 000 Bonds Support War Effort
The piece urges participation in the Second Liberty Loan to fund arms, clothing, food, pay for soldiers and sailors, dependents’ support, life insurance, a merchant fleet, and air power. It promotes safe government bonds at 4 percent interest, convertible under conditions, and emphasizes lending rather than donating to aid the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
Avery
Potato Storage Guidelines: Farm Shelters to Prevent Loss
Lincoln county faces a potential 150000 bushel potato surplus this year. Earle G. Reed advises on on farm storage to prevent spoilage, detailing cellar and pit methods, temperature ranges from 30 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit, air circulation, and careful handling. He urges farmers to contact agricultural agents and lawmakers for storage bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Hmit
Brakeman Narrowly Escapes Injury at Cokeville
John Kane Jr. suffered a near fatal accident while attempting to board a moving train in Cokeville. He slipped on a caboose step and was nearly struck by the wheels, tearing his left shoe and injuring his foot. He also sustained scalp wounds and shoulder and arm bruises, received first aid, and was brought to Montpelier for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kane, Jr
Cokeville
Montpelier
Kane
Jimek
Civil Service Examinations Open for Clerks Nationwide
The U S Civil Service Commission announces exams in over 2010 cities on October 35 1917 for clerks skilled in stenography and typewriting. Open to men and women aged 18 and over with government posts in Washington DC offering salaries from 900 to 1200 annually. Qualified applicants urged to apply. those failing stenography or typing may still enter clerical tests for the registrar. Applications and details via Merbert F P Ward, District Secretary, Seattle West Office Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Civil Service Commissint
Government Service
Ie Civil Service Commission
Merbert FP. Ward
Reem
Washington News Letter shows German peace note stirs American resolve
Washington letter reports Secretary Lansing’s disclosure of German and Austrian efforts to sway U S Congress. It notes President Wilson's stance, the Pope’s appeal, and calls for an authority in Germany above suspicion. It also covers Wyoming land classification work and federal staffing losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
America
Lansing
Bernstorf
American Congress
Wilson
United States
Germany
von Ethmann Hollweg
North Sea
Perdan Gulf
Canadian Trip Sealed With War Outlook For U.S. Army Families
Elmo Haggerty of Cokeville returned from a trip to Canada. He reports that Canadians believe the war will not end within two years. He notes that nearly every family has a member who has served or is in the trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Haggerty
Cokeville
Canada
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Kemmerer Cigar Factory
F. G. Abel
I. O. O. F. Kemmerer
Lode
Lldin
Ivan
Jones
Webb Grand
A. W. Anderson Lee
C. E. Lince
T . Fe
Iz Or Hall
T.L Stewart
Alf
A.M. Kongers
Owen M Whiting
W. M
K. P
Mincoln
Odd Fellows Hall
B. Crome
James Hackett
Borat
O.O. F. Hall
Brothare
AS. Johnston
E.W
Walt
Getaety
Flip
Enetiog
Ohin Fort
North
Rumee
Eteth Prtnernal Meeitian
Orla
Herwerte
Frontier Supply CO. Kemmerer Market
Frank Rosenstein
Liberty
W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of
The
Treasury
Congress of the United States
Secretary of the Treasury
American People
States
Congress
Treasury Department
Ameri
Earle G. Reed
Atton, Wyo
Civil Service Examination
Baek Pound
Doatin Geeth
Oedeo
Uiol
Sulla
Nambra
Washington News
Smith
Geological Survey
Kendrick
Gillette
Buffalo
Interior Department
Aft Companion
Knight
Geo
F. Wenrich Marbelton
Fet
Wood-Oswald Company Stock Yards
Omaha
Cordove Cigar Co
Denver, Colorado
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