Cheyenne Tribun e edition reads like a historic newspaper masthead
A clipped Cheyenne Tribune masthead announces editorial and business offices, Associated Press rights, and subscription rates. It lists staff like John Fleming and John Charles Thom as editors while noting the paper's establishment and publication details.
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Cheyenne
The
Tribune
John C. Fleming
John Charles Thom Iber
Associated Preas
Royal News
Wekly
Roosevelt Reflections on German Attitudes Toward America
In a March Scribner piece from a letter to Sir George Trevelyan, Theodore Roosevelt notes German elites disliked the United States and his own democratic, independent spirit while praising English and Austrian upper classes who found his American democrat gentlemanly stance intriguing. He contrasts German rigidity with American initiative and naval strength.
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Germany
America
Theodore Roosevelt
England
Europe
Khartoum
London
George Otto Trevelyan
March Scribner
Women’s Financing Tips for Home Budgeting
A columnist argues that housewives manage the household finances more prudently than men. It notes budgeting paying by bank checks saving weekly reading advertisements shopping carefully and avoiding unnecessary gas costs. It emphasizes watching staples and using receipts to control spending and promote thrift.
Bolshevism Fear and Economic Priorities
The essay argues fear of Bolshevism stems from a system that prioritizes property and capital over health and happiness. It cites Roger Babson on balancing attention to the needy with business interests to curb radical movements, noting class tensions between the poor and wealthy.
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America
Roger Babson
Market Quotations Stock Bond Grain and Wool News
Market quotations cover stocks bonds and grain levels with brief notes on produce live stock and wool. Highlights include price movements and market snapshots across major exchanges and commodities for traders.
Salt Creek field yields high daily oil production
Report from Cheyenne indicates four Salt Creek Producers' wells on the second Wall Creek sand total about 13 000 barrels daily. East half of section 25 89 79 reports two wells at 7 800 bpd for nine months. Other wells include 3 000 bpd in section 15 39 79 and 2 200 bpd in section 12 39 79. One pumper in Salt Creek is producing about 75 bpd.
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Salt Creek
Cheyenne
Salt Creek Producers’ Association
Department of the Interior
EK. T. Williams Oil Company
Wheat Advances On Chicago Exchange
Wheat rose on the Chicago market amid bullish crop outlooks and ongoing war scare concerns. Prices climbed from mixed opens to gains with December at 2.38 and March at 2.41, while corn and oats followed with mixed strength and provisions weak as hogs traded lower.
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Chicago
Market Beef and Sheep Prices Reported for Region
Butcher pigs quoted at 12.50 for pretty good grades. Sheep supply includes three loads of feeder lambs from Montana with some feeders held over. Good fat lambs around 12.25 to 12.50 and fair lambs at 11 to 12. Fat ewes priced 6 to 6.50. Feeder demand limited with some inquiry and deals. Prices overall 10 to 11.60 depending on quality and flesh.
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Montana
Chicago Market Reports Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Aug 10
Cattle receipts 9 000 with steers 25 cents higher at top loads 17 40 to 17 50 prime 17 50. bulls 16 40 to 17 26. cows 19 25 to 12 50. veal calves 15 15 50. Hogs 22 000 strong to 25 cents lower. top 16 10, lights 15 10 16, sows 13 14 25. Sheep receipts 21 000.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Omaha
Omaha Aug 10 hog receipts 8 000 opening steady to 10c lower closing 15 to 25c lower best medium butchers down most bulk medium and light 14 50 15 top 15 50 bulk strong weight and packing grades 14 14 60 cattle receipts 3 300 beef steers steady to 25c higher top 15 55 butcher stock 25 to 50c higher yearlings steady stockers and feeders strong sheep receipts 26 500 lambs 15 to 25c lower top 19 50 bulk 12 75 13 25 sheep steady feeders steady to easier best sale feeding lambs 12 85
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Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Grain Prices in Chicago Wheat and Feedstuffs
Chicago market report lists wheat No 2 red at 2.50 a bushel No 2 hard 2.46 2.49 14 late as 2 mixed 1.56 1.57 with other bids for oats rye barley and seed prices. Lard ribs and pork figures noted. pork nominal with lard at 18.40 and ribs 14.75 to 16.00.
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Chicago
Flour and grains steady to lower on Minneapolis market
Minneapolis buyers report flour unchanged to 40 cents lower and a mixed bag of grain prices in carload lots. Family patents range from 12.95 to 14.00 per barrel in 98 pound sacks with Bran at 42.00, Corn around 1.45 to 1.47, Oats 0.73, Barley 0.85 to 1.08, Rye No 2 about 1.97 to 1.98, Plax No 1 38.33 to 38.35.
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Minneapolis
Omaha Wheat and Corn Prices Reported For August 10
Wheat No 2 hard 2 40 to 2 41 No 3 hard 2 40 Corn No 2 white 1 62 No 8 yellow 1 61 No 8 mixed 1 45 Sample mixed 1 36 Oats No 4 white 70c
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Omaha
Exchange News Shows Mixed Rates and Tight Money
Mercury traders report steady to firm rates in mercantile paper and regular exchange. Sterling bids hover at 3.68 with cables at 3.64, francs and Belgian francs steady, guilders 3.825 daily with cables 3.837, live demand at 4.98 with cables 5.00, marks at 2.13 and 2.14 on cables, New York exchange on Montreal unchanged, time loans strong across dates, call money steady with high 7 and low 6, closing bid 6 and last loan 6.
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New
Denver live stock market shows tepid demand and varied prices
At Denver on Aug 10 buyers stayed cautious with light cattle supply of about 800 head and generally fair quality. Beef steers scarce with top quotes around 10 to 11. cows slow and mostly 6.59 to 7.40, killing cows 8.50 to 9.65. Hogs active but uneven with tops at 16.10 and bulk 14.50 to 15.60. good stock pigs 12 to 12.50.
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Denver
Metals market snapshot from New York
Bar silver unchanged as of Aug 10 in New York market. Domestic and foreign currencies listed, with Mexican dollars and sterling at 8.68, francs at 13.00 per dollar, lire 19.85, marks 2.11 cents. Indicates 7 percent money rate.
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New York
Poultry Prices Edge Down in Denver Market
In Denver on Tuesday slight price declines were noted as receipts stayed light and demand was fair. Wholesale quotes were hens 39 cents, broilers 55, turkeys 45 to 60, geese 35, ducks 45, roosters 25, with fancy fresh ages arriving daily yet market kept lean and No 1 stock holding firm at 42 to 50 cents.
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Denver
Market report notes steady butter and shifting produce prices
Shippers receive 12.59 to 12.75 per case with 34 to 47 cent dozen loss basis. Butter prices steady after Monday decline. no near term changes expected. Creamery first grade at 56 cents per pound, second grade 48 to 60. Shippers paid 54 to 66 direct and 48 to 50 stations for butter fat. Cabbage down 25 cents to 1.25–1.75 per cwt. Other vegetables steady with green corn and tomatoes expected to drop soon. Fruit supplies large with fair demand. apricots 10 cents lower to 1.75 per crate. watermelons higher.
Casper Physician Heads Wyoming State Medical Society
Closing a two day session the eighteenth annual Wyoming State Medical Society convention elected officers for the year. President Dr H R Lathrop Casper first vice president Dr B A Kell Rawlins second vice president Dr J L Morris Lusk third vice president Dr B W Marshall Pine Bluffs secretary Dr Harl Whedon Sheridan re elected treasurer Dr C Harris Beard named board of censors member for three years. The group praised Cheyenne hospitality and noted a joint meeting with state dentists planned for Casper next summer.
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Wyoming State Medical Society
Elks’ Home
H. R. Lathrop
Casper
B. A. Kell
Rawlins
J. L. Morris
Lusk
B. W. Marshall
Pine Bluffs
Harl Whedon
Sheridan
C. Harris
CG. Y. Beard
Board of Censors
Cheyenne
Earl Whedon
Country Club
J. N. Hall
Denver
T. D. Carmody
Lathrop
G. P. Johnston
J. A. Norris
F. W. Phifer
Wheatland
EH. M. Turner
Laramie
F. L. Beck
House of Delegates
Strikes Set Off Fresh Hype in Carbon County Oil Fields
Discovery of a fifth sand in the Lost Soldier field yields 600 barrels daily in the sole well reaching that horizon by Bair Oil, under Prairie Oil & Gas control. A wildcat from Producers & Refiners in the same territory reports 200 barrels at 3 210 feet between Lost Soldier and the area.
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Lost Soldier
Bair Oil Company
Prairie Oil & Gas Company
Producers & Refiners Corporation
Producers & Refinery Works Two New Wells in Wyoming District
In a Wyoming district near Ferris fields excitement grows as a large prospecting rush forms. The Producers & Refinery corporation struggles with a cave-in while attempting an 8 to 16 inch casing in a well. Oil men estimate potential yields from 1000 to 2000 barrels once fully drilled. The company has begun two new camps and will initiate two more tests concurrently.
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Ferris Fields
Wyoming
Producers & Refinery Corporation
Elk's Dance at Rocky Mountain Society Orchestra
A community dance event hosted by the Elk's Lodge features the Rocky Mountain Society Orchestra performing Thursday night August 12. Tickets are $1.50 per couple.
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Rocky Mountain Society Orchestra
Mamma Actress Triumphs in Princess Theatre Comedy
A lively audience praised Oliver Morosco's Mamma at the Princess Theatre. Robert Edeson as Dr Brent Johnson drew the biggest laughs with the title role and supporting players Hffie Shannon Amelia Bingham Ida St Leon George La Guere Katherine Kaelred delivered polished turns. The human, authentic tone and tasteful settings heightened the evening.
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All Star
Princess
Oliver Morosco
Bonnie
Tommy Hooper
Robert Edeson
Brent Johnson
Hffie Shannon
George la Guere
Henry
Katherine Kaelred
Young Geologist Heads Home After Family Emergency
Harry Liggett, president of the 1920 DU class, has been working as a geologist for Matadoc Oil in northwestern Wyoming and Idaho. He was in Cheyenne Tuesday en route to Denver due to a brother’s automobile accident injury. He plans to return to duty at week’s end.
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City
Harry Liggett
University of Denver
Matadoc Oil Company
Wyoming
Idaho
Cheyenne
Denver
Liggett
Candidate declares for county coroner nomination in Laramie County
A candidate announces pursuit of the Republican nomination for county coroner in Laramie County subject to the August 17 primaries. Dr W K Mylar is named in connection with the filing.
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Laramie County
W. K, Mylar
Novelty Dance at Elk Home Thursday in Cheyenne
The Wilk dance committee brings back the Rocky Mountain Orchestra for a novelty dance at the Elk home this Thursday. The event follows the season opener and features punch, toy balloons and streamers, inviting past attendees and friends to join.
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Elk Home
Cheyenne
Wilk
Rocky Mountain Society
Elks
Calles Behind California Campaign Allegations
James Isaac Aeeves, personal representative of Governor Esteban Cantu, claims General P Vilas Calles directs the Mexican de facto government's efforts to take northern Lower California from Cantu. Aeeves spoke after returning from Mexico City.
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Mexicali
Lower
Calif
Associated Press
California
Esteban Cantu
P. Vilas Calles
James
Isaac Aeeves
Cantu
Mexico City
Three bandits rob Cleveland jewelry store in downtown
Bandits enter Sol Bergman’s jewelry store in downtown Cleveland early today, shooting and injuring two employees Frank Chuck and Jerome Suskin. They loot the safe of jewelry and diamonds valued at about $30,000 and escape in an automobile.
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Cleveland
Sol Bergman
Frank Chuck
Jerome Suskin
Lightning strike kills two ministers at revival meeting
In LaPorte Indiana a lightning bolt struck a Methodist revival tent as Rev. D H Kimber preached. Two ministers died on the platform and several attendees were burned. The victims were Rev Henry Lenz of Belvedere Illinois and Rev L S Huston of Evansville Seminary Illinois.
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Henry Lenz
Belvedere, Ill
L. 8. Huston
Evansville Seminary
Evansville, Wis
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