Live Stock Market Report From Denver Beef Prices Rise
Denver market notes active demand for good beef cattle with prices up about a dime from the prior close. Beef steers and cows sold well with top steers around 5.15 and good cows near 4.00, while feeders and stockers remained in demand and firmer by a dime. Sheep arrivals were light but demand strong and prices firm as shippers are advised to route through Denver for favorable rates. Clarence Riner returns home for Christmas after an east visit and qualifying exam for Marine Corps lieutenant.
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Denver
Middle Park
Clarence Riner
W. C. Riner
Marine Corps
City to revive roller hockey at new Park Roller rink
Mockey notes youth athletic interest as hockey returns to the city with the mild Wyoming winter limiting ice. A revived rink era will host series of games and possibly a city league including merchants and shop men clubs. The season would run to mid May with a pennant and prize for the top club.
Heenan Seeks Rights to Tungsten in Wyoming
Washington December 28 special Tungsten, hailed as the greatest electrical discovery, may be mined in Wyoming if James Heenan of Lander can secure mineral rights. Large deposits are said to exist in the state and the mineral promises farmer plate construction potential and future Wyoming prosperity.
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Heenan
Wyoming
Washington
James Heenan
Lander
Wyounlee
Boston Customs Official Asked to Resign
Secretary Cortelyou said he asked McCarthy, surveyor for the Port of Boston, to resign from that post or the Republican city chair. He called the move a matter of too much politics and noted it followed precedents in similar cases amid cleaning up alleged pollution of politics.
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Bostor
Washington
Cortelyou
McCarthy
Boston
Republican City Committee
Persian Tale of a Taming Wife and Misguided Betrothal
A wealthy Isfahan figure arranges marriage to a famed temperamental wife. Abdullah boasts he tamed her by decapitating a cat on their wedding night, triggering a mirrored act from Tionaseysa who faces his own wife’s wrath. The tale closes with a sharp rebuke on timing and pride.
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Persia
Hin
Ali Allah
Aly Khan
Ispahan
Blin Ae
Abdullah
Wyu
Tionaseysa
Forcefulness of Native Customs in Morocco
In Morocco the Baled-el-Maghraf upholds a harsh Lex Talionie, with Moorish justice favoring locals over Europeans. A British subject who injures a half blind woman faced demands to lose two teeth, a case the sultan resolved by compelling a public tooth sacrifice in exchange for concessions that enriched the English merchant and his family in Morscen. The piece contrasts native brutality with strict punishment of foreigners.
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Morocco
Baled-el-Maghraf
Marakesh
Morscen
London Spectator
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