Matthews becomes Grand Junction police chief after dismissing S B Hutchinson
J A Matthews was named chief of police in Grand Junction replacing S B Hutchinson who was fired for siding with the Industrial Workers of the World during their visit. Matthews said no more I W W members would be allowed inside city limits. Girls may not be much good at playing baseball but they can play the players.
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Grand Junction
J. A. Matthews
S. B. Hutchinson
Industrial Workers of the World
Bartenders Association Club Incorporation in Cheyenne Wyoming
The Bartenders Association Club was incorporated on March 15 1915 under Wyoming law. The club promotes social and fraternal welfare with no capital stock and a fifty year term. Trustees for year one are George Mitchel Rube Timberlake John Myers John Dobbins Clyde Hackney. Principal office is 412 West Seventeenth Street Cheyenne in Laramie County. Clyde Hackney is the agent in charge.
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Bartenders, Association
Wyoming
George Mitchel
Rube Timberlake
John Myers
John Dobbins
Clyde Hackney
Cheyenne
Laramie
Seventeenth
Notice of Hearing for Probate of Will in Wyoming
District Court probate in Lara mie county advises that Samuel Idelman’s petition to probate the will of Max Idelman deceased and grant letters testamentary will be heard on Thursday May 1 1915 at 10 am in Cheyenne. Interested parties may appear and contest the petition show cause why it should not be granted. Dated April 8 1913. (seal) T. J. Fisher Clerk of the District Court.
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State of
Wyoming
Laramie
District Court of Probate
Max Idelman
Samuel Idelman
Cheyenne
Baryable
Public auction set for Wyoming school lands in Laramie county
State board of school land commissioners announces sale of Section 16 Township 16 North Range 62 West 640 acres near Cheyenne. Minimum bid 10 cash plus up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest. bids may be paid in full at sale. Purchaser bears ad cost. improvements may be bought separately. The board may reject all bids.
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State Board of School Land Commissioners
Comminssioner of Public Lands
Ofelock
Chyenne
County of
Laramie
State of
Wyoming
Eixth F M
State Board of School and Commissioners
Joseph M. Carey
G. Hopkins
Wheat and hay prices for Denver district markets
Market report from Denver lists wheat varieties at 1.82 for winter and 1.32 for spring per bushel. Hay and alfalfa prices shown across South Park Colorado upland prairie timothy and other grades, with figures ranging from 7.40 to 14.00 dollars per unit and oats and flax seed noted among commodities.
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Denver
Colorado
Nebraska
Western
South Park
Colorado Upland
Cattle market quiet at Penveer Livestock Denver
April 16 at Penveeer Livestock Denver the cattle offering was light and the market quiet though there was good demand for the few small bunches present.
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Denver
Eastern Livestock and Kansas City Market Reports Lead April Sightings
East Liberty cattle and hog receipts show market steady to lower at Chicago and Kansas City. Beef prices anchor near 7.25 to 7.85 for native and western cattle as hogs soften by up to 10 cents. sheep prices hold around 6.20 to 7.40 with mixed lambs and yearlings.
Omaha Livestock Prices Signal Mixed Market
At Bouth Omawa on April 15 the market showed steady cattle with native steers at 7.70 to hydraulic. Western steers ranged 8.25 and calves brought 6.50 to 6.70. Hog receipts about 15,000 with market lower and heavy hogs around 8.70 to 8.80. Sheep receipts 1,500 with yearlings 7.40 to 8.00 and ewes 6.75 to 7.40.
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Kansas City
Bouth Omawa
Wheat and corn prices drift in Kansas City notes
Kansas City markets report wheat and corn futures with mixed prices for No 2 red and No 2 white wheat, and May and July oats and corn contracts. Receipts show 44 carloads of wheat, with prices near 82 to 85 cents. The report lists several grain bids and adjustments for nearby and deferred months.
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Kansas City
Wool Market Steady in Territory and Western Mediums
Wool steady in territory and western mediums, 21 2he. Fine mediums quoted 18 20, fine 13 17e.
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ST. Louis
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