MISS JEFFERIS ENTERTAINS FOR VISITORS IN TOWN
Miss Marian Jefferis hosted a midsummer party at her parents home, State Auditor I. C. Jefferis, for Miss Alice Sedgwick of Newcastle Wyoming and Miss Frances Pratt of Lincoln Nebraska. A course tea at 5 o'clock featured summer blooms and twenty six friends attended.
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Jefferis
Marian Jefferis
I. C. Jefferis
Alice Sedgwick
Newcastle
Wyo
Frances Pratt
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Matson
First Baptist Church
A. J. Cook
East Seventeenth Street
Fred Watson
Young Men's Club Hosts Picnic at The Rocks
The Young Men's Literary club plans its annual picnic at The Rocks near Granite Springs dam with 40 acres purchased for outings. Coffee and ice cream provided. attendees bring baskets. Albert D. Walton, C. C. Carlisle and Clyde Watts head the committee.
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Young Men's Club
Young Men’s Literary Club
C. C. Carlisle
Clyde Watts
Ohio Gets Two New Rock Creek Wells
LARAMIE Wyo Aug 12 The Ohio Oil company drilling on section 2-19 78 in the Rock Creek field has brought in two new wells bringing the number of producing wells on that section to four. The wells are not connected to the Rock River pipeline and the oil quantity is not yet determined. Oil will be shipped via the pipeline to the Midwest refinery in the city with other field production. Both wells had been drilling for several days.
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Laramie
Wyo
Ohio Oil Company
Rock Creek
Rock River
Midwest
Laramie County Crops Unusually Bountiful Harvest
Dry farm fields east of Cheyenne yield strong rye crops. Threshing underway with Fryer farm three miles south of Hillsdale. Rye average thirty bushels per acre, a nine acre field yields thirty four bushels. Observers expect land values to rise on account of this year’s crop bounty.
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Cheyenne
Fryer
Hillsdale
Market Quotations Quips Across Stocks Bonds and Goods
Market quotations show steady movement in stocks and bonds while grain and live stock prices vary. Wool and produce markets report subtle shifts with traders watching currency and commodity signals.
Developments in War Zone Echoed in Stock Market
New York, Aug. 13. Foreign military news initially pressured equities but later markets advanced with about 450000 shares traded. Early losses hit United States Steel Bethlehem Crucible Vanadium Baldwin Pan American American International Canadian Pacific Southern Pacific and Mexican Petroleum while higher prices were seen in Famous Players Pierce Arrow Remington Typewriter American Sugar Atlantic Gulf and Replogle Steel. By afternoon the slide reversed as call money eased to six percent and oil motors and related stocks led gains. sterling rose briefly to 3.67 and then fell to about 3.64.
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Sterling Exchange
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Crucible
Vanadium
Baldwin
Pan-American
American International
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Mexican Petroleum
Famous Players
Pierce Arrow
Remington Typewriter
American Sugar
Atlantic Gulf
Replogle Steel
Cruscible
Replogle Steels
American Woolen
Wednesdy
Pierce-Arrow
Texas Company
Sinclair
Price Trends across Eggs Poultry and Produce in Pohnver
Aug 12 report notes firm egg prices amid brisk demand and light receipts. Wholesale 42-55 cents per dozen, shipper case count $12.50-$12.75 with 34-47 cent loss per dozen. Poultry demand steady. hens at 38 cents, broilers 50-52, turkeys 50, ducks 38, roosters 26. Creamery butter 54-56 paid to shippers. fruit and vegetables show mixed moves across Colorado apples, apricots, peaches, tomatoes, cabbage, beans, and potatoes with several price shifts.
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Colorado
California
Denver
Kansas
Exchange News From New York Market Report
The Aug 12 market report notes irregularities in mercantile papers and exchange. Sterling demand stands around 3.638 percent with cables at .6444. French franc demand 7.20 with cables 7.22. Belgian francs demand and cables unchanged, guilders near 38.12 with cables steady.
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Mercantile Paper
Frances
Financial Market Snapshot Amid Mixed Demand Cables
The data shows demand in lire and marks at 5.01 and 6.03 respectively with cables at 2.20 and 2.21. New York exchange moves on Mon treal, while time loans remain strong and unchanged with an 11 percent discount.
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New York Exchange
Montreal
Metals market report from New York Aug 12
Copper and electrolytic copper steady while iron remains firm. Tin softens with nearby Appland at 47.75 and September October at 48.25. Antimony unchanged. Lead firm at 9.00 spot. Zinc steady with Mast St Louis delivery at 7.90.
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New York
Appland
St. Louis
Grain price report from Chicago market August 12
Wheat No 2 red 2.59. Corn No 2 mixed 1.57 to 1.61. No 2 yellow 1.66. Oats No 2 white 0.764 to 0.78. No 8 white 0.74 to 0.76. Rye No 2 2.08 to 2.10. Barley 1.10 to 1.18. Timothy seed 8 to 11. Glover seed 26 to 35. Pork nominal. Lard 18.87. Rice 14.75 to 15.75.
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Chicago
Timothy
Glover
Flour Prices Rise in Minneapolis Report
Minneapolis reports flour prices climbing with gains from 40 to 76 cents. In carload lots family patents quoted at 13.66 to 14.76 per barrel for 98 pound sacks, bran listed at 42 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and corn prices in Omaha market report
Omaha August 12 wheat prices listed No 1 hard at 2.63 and No 2 hard at 2.51 to 2.52. Corn prices show No 2 white at 1.58 No 1 yellow at 1.83 No 2 yellow at 1.62 No 2 mixed at 1.54. Oats No 2 white 78c No 3 white 72 cents.
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Omaha
Railroads aid western producers by marketing regional crops
Union Pacific systems promote western agricultural growth by listing crops and growers in bulletin reports. The supervisor of agriculture informs brewers about producers of potatoes cherries and apples in western states and advises on preparation for shipment to improve marketability.
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Union Pacific
Middle West
East
Union Pacific Lines
Laramie County
Wyoming Credit Rating Board Probes Creasey case
The Wyoming Credit Rating association investigates Creasey Corporation represented by CG A. Ray for alleged selling of goods in violation of Blue Sky law. Ray filed papers under Wyoming law Thursday. Creasey Corporation is a Delaware wholesale groceries concern.
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Wyoming Credit Rating Association
Creasey Coroporation
A. Ray
Ray
Creasey Corporation
Maybe Fine Cheaper Than Paying Board
Francisco Remio was taken into custody Thursday morning by police for making a scene with his landlady Juanitn Carmenzia when she attempted to eject him for unpaid board bills dating from May. He was arraigned before police judge Hirsty Thursday afternoon and fined $25 for disturbance of the peace. His future fate depends on whether charges are brought for non payment of his board bill.
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Francisco Remio
Juanitn
Carmenzia
Remio
Hirsty
World War Medal Applications Sought At Local Recruiting Station
Leslie M. Mathews, army field clerk in charge at the Denver recruiting office, will be at 215 Lincoln Highway until Saturday receiving World War II Victory Medal applications from veterans. Discharge certificates prove service. medals mailed to Philadelphia depot, 8 to 10 days. Eligible: all who served from the war until the armistice, including army nursing corps members.
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Leslie M. Mathews
Army
Denver
Lincoln Highway
Philadelphia
Army Nursing Corps
Local candidates press for primary day in Cheyenne
Little locals note the August 17 1920 primary nears as candidates push for nominations. Reports mention taxicab services in Cheyenne and travel to Denver with troop presence.
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Denver
Colorado
Railroads Win Permission to File New Fare Schedules
Washington Aug 11 Special permission to file blanket schedules to make effective the new passenger pullman excess baggage and milk rates August 26 was granted the Interstate Commerce Commission today Similar permission to file blanket schedules for the increase in freight rates has already been granted.
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Washington
Interstate Commoarce Commission
French papers react to Wrangel recognition by France
Paris reports note France recognizing the South Russian government under General Wrangel. They express surprise at Lloyd George in Parliament and argue Britain cannot reproach France after Millerand’s July 20 speech and British talks with Bolsheviks without France’s consultation.
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France
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House of Commons
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Lloyd George
Democratic Candidate in Harding Town Discussion
Senator Harding met with C. B. Miller secretary of the Republican National Committee and Arthur L. Garford former progressive governor nominee. They discussed the Ohio primary results and the Republican nomination prospects. Labor Day was proposed as the date for Minnesota address and speeches noted for state fairs in Iowa and elsewhere.
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Harding
C. B. Miller
Republican National Committee
Arthur L. Garford
Ohio
Garford
Labbor
Minnesota
Iowa
Cox Addresses Soldiers at Camp Perry in August Campaign Visit
Governor Cox opened his campaign on Thursday with an address to soldiers sailors and civilians at Camp Perry Ohio during the national rifle contest He urged continued American interest in marksman ship and the peaceful settlement of disputes without war He spoke of peace by arbitration not force and referenced world peace though not the League of Nations He urged awarding commissions won in the war to Americans upon discharge and received applause for his remarks He presented Captain C J Vananberg of Bridgeport Connecticut with a silver vase trophy and received a 14 gun salute on Governors Day He also urged Tennessee lawmakers to ratify the woman suffrage amendment later Thursday night
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League of Nations
C. J. Vananberg
Bridgeport Conn
Ohio
Tennessee
Financier Arrested Twice Continues On Page One
The article outlines the suspect's alleged schemes to profit from currency exchanges with mentions of Italians and French francs and notes that most Ponzi funds were amassed after a federal postal investigation began last February. It also states Mexico now exports oil at 182,000,000 barrels per year.
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Post Office Department
Mexico
Dumm Records for County Coroner Nomination
W W Dumm local undertaker seeks Republican nomination for County Coroner at the coming primary. He has ten years in coroner work including Camp Funston Axe murder case and two terms as Junction City coroner. He also worked in Denver as deputy coroner and boasts sixteen years in undertaker practice. He pledges fair policies and no question about using other firms if relatives prefer.
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W. W. Dumm
Kansas City
Dumm
Junction City
Camp Funston
Dumiin
Denver
Wm. P. Horan
W. P. Horan & Son
Horan
Cheyenne Police Chief Denies Supplying Bandit Garb
A report claimed Police Commissioner Edward Wylie provided the convict clothing worn by William Carlisle the train bandit for a moving picture. The denials state Wylie did not supply any prison garb, despite press agent claims linking Carlisle’s attire to his film role.
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Edward Wylie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
William L. Carlisle
Carlisle
Eoward Wylie
French savants to test divining rod
Paris August 12 The French Academy of Science formed a commission to determine if the divining rod is a scientific instrument or a relic of superstition. A trade paper funded the inquiry, and prominent scientists join the panel to study water location claims.
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Paris
French Academy of Science
Southington Remedy Co Exaggerates Fast Relief Claims
Advertisement claims the Southington Remedy Co offers a compound that relieves long standing, abnormal cases in 3 to 5 days with no hair pain or work interference. Prices listed: Mall $2.00 and Double Strength $8.00 with a booklet offered.
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Mathis
DE. C. Fh
Southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
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