New Auto Law Enacted on Vehicle Ownership and Operation
A 1918 act establishes that the license number on an automobile is prima facie evidence of ownership and operation by the license holder. It requires assessors to report auto ownership for taxation, sets age and intoxication limits for drivers, imposes speed rules for urban and rural roads, and outlines passing rules and required brakes and lights. The act, approved February 27 1910, takes effect April 16 1918.
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Secretary of State
Market Report Wheat Prices and Forage Values
Denver market report lists Wheat choice winter 1.82 per bushel 60 lbs Wheat choice spring 1.32 per bushel Oats Nebraska 0.50 to 1.25 Barley feeding 0.66 Hay South Park 9.00 No 1 South Park 12.50 Hay upland Colorado 11.00 No 1 upland 9.50 Prairie 8.00 May prairie 7.50 Timothy 138.00 Alfalfa No 1 7.00 Alfalfa choice 8.00 Alfalfa loose 7.00 note stocker division of the market and overall market context.
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Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Western
South Park
Colorado Upland
Cholce Upland
Denver Livestock Market Report From April 14
Cattle receipts were strong with active local demand despite lower eastern markets. Beef steers traded up to 8.00, cows 6.35 to 6.85, fancy cows and heifers 7.25. Hogs sold firm to higher, top 9.15 while plainer hogs moved to 8.75. Sheep and lambs and horses showed good demand with ample buyers and steady to rising prices.
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Denver
Chicago
Toge
Wolk
Wiehe
Wendy
Fota
Heeven
Texan
Western
Belfeve
Amonbe
Mative
Cattle Receipts Mixed Across Chicago and Kansas City Markets
Chicago and Kansas City report cattle and hog receipts with steady to lower bids. In Chicago cattle and calves show varied prices among native and western categories, while Kansas City lists steady to lower treatment for native steers and calves amid overall volume around thousands of head.
Cattle and Hog Receipts Show Market Shifts at Omaha and South Omaha
In South Omaha and nearby markets on April 11 to 14, cattle receipts totaled about 15,700 with mixed demand. western steers and Texas steers traded around 6.00 to 7.75 per cwt, cows and heifers around 6.00 to 7.70, hogs 8.75 to 9.50, and sheep and lambs easing with yearlings near 7.50 to 8.00 and lambs near 8.15 to 9.00 as market activity remained variable.
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South Omaha
Texas
Bates
Fragmentary Market Notes From St Louis Page
Partial OCR item from St Louis dated April 14 shows scattered figures on wool, territory and western mediums with prices 21 2597, 20c, 13 17e. Details incomplete, no clear event or names.
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ST. Louis
Wheat and corn prices from Kansas City grain report
Kansas City grain prices list No. 2 hard wheat at 87 cents. No. 2 red at 1.01. No. 3 corn 54 to 55 cents. oats at 4S7e. rye and hay values noted. Receipts show wheat at 50 cents per car. market closes show May and July futures for wheat corn and oats with mixed quotes.
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Kansas City
Hay
Gambling worse evil than drink declares Bryan in Philadelphia
Secretary of State William Bryan told two Philadelphia audiences that gambling is more demoralizing and harder to defeat than drink. He spoke at Bethlehem Presbyterian Church and cited his own upbringing to stress religious training for youth.
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Philadelphia
William Bryan
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Lfe
Biryan
Bryan
Frost innocent of land fraud conspiracy
Albert C. Frost and four co defendants were found not guilty of conspiring to defraud the government of 10 000 000 worth of Alaska coal lands by a jury in Federal Judge Landis court. Frost once led the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway and the Alaska Central Railway.
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Chicago
Albert C.frost
Alaska
Landis
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Wnle
Taylor & Co
Plaine
Gleason's
16Th Street
Central Avenue
Wheatland
J. M. Carey & Bro— U
Plymouth Rock
Inquire
Holliday & Morris
Maxwell, Tf
Legder
16Th St
E. Ted St
Terma
Palmer
West 4Th St
New York
Warren
City Park
J. M, Canby & Bro
Engutte
Roema
Honevan
Russell
Jone
Robinson
Bryant
Jenkins Shoe Store
25Th Street
Carey, Tf
J. M. Carey & Bro
Nettford
East 18Th St
W. Riner
Bartlett Engineering Co
Capitol Ave
J. M. Carey & Rro
U. S. Army
United States
Cheyenne
Wyo
American Automobile Institute
Los Angeles
Cal
Motor Barber College
Cole, Oe
Carey
A. B. Walker
Saratoga
Central Ave
Vendome
Thea Times
M. H
McCollum Co
Madison
Wis
Salvation Army Headquarters
W. 17Th
Phone
Quinn and Akers
Deming
FHONE
Cmeyenne
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Willis L. Moore
Sante
Beckery
Gates
Denver Livestock
Aight
Lastern Liven
Maule
Nouthern
Helfert
Joseph
Ateers
Vows
Herriere
Culver
Kansas City Grain
Sie
Sam Vittoria
W. 17Th ST
Ary
Frost
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railay Company
Alaska Central Railwy Company
Jove
West 47Th ST
Modesto & Pipitone
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
Practical
7Th ST
Bergerson
Hav Aling
Ruixo Vixen
Rock Springs
Phene
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