Hastings Ranching Company Incorporation Notice
The Hastings Ranching company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 26 1920 to own buy sell lease real estate and raise crops and livestock with capital stock of 25000 dollars. Five directors will manage operations with J R Carpenter as agent for service at 620 Citizens Bank Building Cheyenne. August 4 1920. Ang 6 7 8. CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION Insurance Office Cheyenne Wyoming July 26 1920. General Fire Assurance Company of Paris is authorized to transact fire insurance in this state for the current year. R B Forsyth Insurance Commissioner. LA Cheyenne July 26 1920. It is further certified Urbanine Fire Insurance Company of Paris is written. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior Cheyenne July 8 1920. David A Hosack of Granite Canon Wyoming to prove homestead entries Nos 013743 020646 for SH% HY Sw Section 14 Township 12 Range 70 W 6th P Meridian. To establish claim before Register and Receiver August 20 1920. Witnesses: Bruce G Hosack Lloyd T Russell George R Fawcett of Granite Canon Roy Henderson of Cheyenne WILL REID Register July 10 17 24 81 Aug 7.
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Hastings Ranching Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
S. V., Byrne
James V. Beghtel
Herman
BE. Stein
J. R. Carpenter
A. R. Thompson
Citizens Bank Building
L Ang
Certificate OF Publication Insurance Commissioner's Office
State of Wyoming
Wyo
General Fire Assurance Company of
Paris
Republic of France
Urbaine Fire Insurance Company of
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
David A. Hosack
Granite Canon
6Th P. Meridian
Bruce G. Hosack
Lloyd T. Russell
George R. Fawcett
Roy Henderson
Local Notices Highlight Cheyenne Pasadena Links and Services
Little locals note Mr and Mrs A Underwood hosts in Pasadena and mention a sold Pasadena grocery business with taxi service 228 and a 7 passenger Hudson at 206 W 16th. The Manewal cafe renovation ends soon and J A Kirkpatrick lists real estate.
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Mrs. A . Underwood
Cheyenne
Pasadena
Calif
Mr. Underwood
John Underwood
A.underwood
Hudson
W. 16Th
Industrials Fall to New Year Low Then Rally Later
New York stocks opened with weak sentiment as industrials hit new lows for the year amid pessimistic foreign news. Early gains in some sectors faded, but buying returned around midday as rails and oils rallied 1 to 4 points. Lackawanna rose 21 points on reports of coal property segregation.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf
United Fruit
New York Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
Pierce-Arrow
Atlantic Gulf
Marine Preferred
American Sumatra
Shell Transport
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Pacific
American International
Middle States
Baldwin
Bethlehem
Crucible
Reading
Great Northern Preferred
Peers & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Houston
Bethlehem Steel
Lackawanna
Liberty Bonds Prices by Series in Market Update
Liberty First 34s trade at 90.90 while Liberty First 4s fetch 85.30. Liberty Second 4s quote 84.84 and Liberty First 4% 86.36. Liberty Second 4% 85.00 and Liberty Third 4% 88.76. Liberty Fourth 4% 85.30 and Liberty Fifth 4% 96.70.
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Ohenstein & Graham
Liberty
Metals News: Silver and Foreign Rates Steady in New York
In New York on August 6, bar silver remained unchanged domestically while foreign prices stood at 95 4 4 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars traded at 72 5 c cents.
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New York
Exchange Rates Listed for Sterling Francs and More
The notice shows Sterling at $3.68 and 3.70% Francs per dollar. Lize listed at 19.60 per dollar and Marks at 2.15 cents. Money carries a 7 percent rate.
Grain market prices Chicago August grain bid list
Chicago Aug 6 wheat prices No 2 red 2.58 2.55 No 2 hard 2.52 2.59 corn No 2 yellow 1.58 oats No 2 white 84 85c No 8 white 77 84c rye No 2 1.97 2.02 barley 97c 1.12 Timothy seed 8.00 11.00 clover seed 25.00 30.00 pork nominal lard 18.70 ribs 15 000 15.25
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Chicago
Higher pay for eggs to spur heavier shipments
Denver August 6 report notes rising prices offered to shippers for fancy eggs to boost shipment weights and stabilize supply. Trade sources say buyers seek larger, heavier cartons and improved quality to meet demand.
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Denver
Poultry and produce prices ease after Friday quotations
Market turnover remains light with steady demand for poultry items. No wholesale price change for whole stock, hens at 40 cents, broilers 56, roosters 25, butter grades 57 and 48 to 50 cents, cabbage 1.50 to 2 per hundredweight, Kansas potatoes 2.50 to 2.75, tomatoes 75 cents to 1 a basket. Overall market tone weaker with heavy receipts and expectations of further cuts.
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Kansas
Raw Sugar Prices Slide on NY Market Liquidation
Raw sugar declined as the New York market moved toward liquidation. About 6,000 bags Porto Ricos centrifugal sold at 16.04 and refined granulated at 21.00 to 22.60 per hundredweight while futures slipped 30 to 40 points at noon amid light trading.
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New York
Brisk Livestock Trade At Denver Market
Buyers drove a strong sale across cattle hogs and sheep. Wyoming grass steers topped at 12.50 a load while most cattle sold 8 to 8.50 for medium grade cows. Hogs sold 14.25 to 15.50 with a top of 15.60 per thirty head. Sheep and lamb offerings were five loads with steady prices. fair lambs at 12.60 and fat ewes at 7.25.
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Denver
Wyoming
Chicago Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Chicago market news shows cattle receipts around 4 000 with steady to strong tone and scarce choice steers, hogs receipts near 15 000 with early gains and light butchers dipping, veal calves steady, and lambs mixed with good and western lambs around 14 to 14 quarter. Canners and stockers varied with bulk ranges noted.
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Chicago
U. S
Stars Set for Mamma's Affair at the Princess Tuesday
Oliver Morosco presents an all star cast led by Effie Shannon in Mrs Orrin and Robert Edeson as Dr Swansen. Amelia Bingham joins in Mrs Bundy with Katherine Kaelred as Mrs Merchant and Ida St Leon in her original role as Eve Orrin.
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Mamima
Oliver Morosco
Effie Shannon
Dr. Swansen
Amelia Bingham
Mrs. Bundy
Katherine Kaelred
Mrs. Marchant
Ida St. Leon
Polly
Gircus
Hye Orrin
Fair Price Commissioner Targets Profiteers In Wyoming
State Fair Price Commissioner Harry A. Hoffman seeks to ensure Wyoming residents benefit from government surplus canned meat sales. He asks the Boston depot officer to report army supply sales to Wyoming dealers to verify fair pricing. Government sales go to retailers in $259+ lots, not direct to individuals, with listed meat prices and bulk discounts up to 20 percent for large quantities.
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Harry A. Hoffman
Wyoming
Hoffman
Army Supply
Boston
Mass
Omaha Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
U S Bureau of Markets reports cattle receipts at 600 with generally steady quality. Hogs receipts reach 6 500 with activity fair and prices up 15 to 25 cents. medium and light weights bring 14 50 to 15 60, top 15 80. Sheep receipts 4 500 with lambs up about 25 cents, best lambs 13 50, ewes to 8 85, feeders firm and best feeding lambs at 12 60.
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Omaba
U. S
Japan Looks For Good Fishing Profits
In South Saghalien and the Russian Maritime Province, Japanese fisheries profit from Russo-Japanese Fisher y Company activities. Thirteen fishing grounds employ about 3,500 fishermen with thirteen steamers over 1000 tons plus five more in Kamchatka. Five canneries operate in both districts. Herring catches decline while crabs and salmon are promising.
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Tokio
Saghalien
Rusian
Russo-Japanese Fishery Company
Kamchatka
Real Estate Transfers in Cheyenne District
Real estate transfers listed include C H B Crouch with Louis Veta and Sam selling lot 7 block 7 Roberts Place addition to Cheyenne for $1 and more transfers like Rufus W. Rich and E M Chase sharing ownership of north 86 feet of lot 1 block 358 Cheyenne for $1 and related parcels Bradley K Bunch with trust clause in the deal.
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C. HB. Crouch
Louis Veta & Sam
Roberts Place
Cheyenne
Rufus W. Rich
E. M. Chase
C. Bradley
K. Bunch
Dental of Pitt M Hy Ohusen and Summer Travel Note
Fragmentary OCR describes a legal land reference and financial figure followed by health advice on summer digestion and remedies. It mentions Foley Cathartic Tablets as a gentle cleanse and relief for headaches and biliousness. The text also notes clerical objects in Catholic countries being consecrated before use.
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