MISS JEFFERIS ENTERTAINS FOR VISITORS IN TOWN
Miss Marian Jefferis hosted a midsummer party at her parents home the State Auditor I C Jefferis with Miss Alice Sedgwick Newcastle Wyo and Miss Frances Pratt Lincoln Neb spending part of vacation in town Both guests and hostess attend University of Nebraska A course tea at 5 o clock with summer blooms Twenty six guests attended.
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Marian Jefferis
I. C. Jefferis
Alice Sedgwick
Newcastle
Wyo
Frances Pratt
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Young Men’s Club Picnic Near Granite Springs Dam
The Young Men’s Literary club hosts its annual picnic at The Rocks near Granite Springs dam. Club plans forty acres of newly purchased land for outings. coffee and ice cream provided. baskets welcome. Albert D. Walton C. C. Carlisle Clyde Watts lead the committee. Ladies attend only on picnic and birthday party occasions.
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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 oil wells as the fourth producing well on that section. The wells are not connected to the Rock River pipeline and oil quantity is not yet determined. Oil will be sent via pipeline to the Midwest refinery in this city with other Rock Creek production. Both wells had been in 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 eastern farms near Cheyenne report strong yields with threshing underway. At Mr Fryer’s farm three miles south of Hillsdale rye averages 30 bushels per acre and a nine acre field yields 34 bushels. Observers expect land values to rise due to the exceptional crops this year.
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Market Quotation Roundup From Stocks to Wool Prices
A concise market brief covers stock and bond movements, grain futures, produce listings, live stock quotes, financial notes, and wool market activity. It highlights notable gains and declines, with brief price directions and secondary indicators.
Market Declines, War News Shadow Stock Trading
The New York stock market opened under pressure from unsettled foreign war news but recovered later as the market advanced on broad strength. Trading showed about 450000 shares with many issues slipping early and slipping back, led by United States Steel Bethlehem Crucible Vanadium Baldwin Pan American American International Canadian Pacific Southern Pacific.
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Sterling Exchange
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Vanadium
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American International
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Mexican Petroleum
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Atlantic Gulf
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Cruscible
Replogle Steels
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Wednesdy
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Texas Company
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Price Report From Pohmver On Eggs And Market Prices
Aug 12 report notes firm fancy fresh eggs with light receipts. Wholesale 42 to 55 cents per dozen, shipper prices 12.50 to 12.75 per case, with 34 to 47 cents per dozen loss. Poultry demand good. hens at 38 cents, broilers 50 to 52, turkeys 50, cheese 35, ducks 38, roosters 26. Butter steady. creamery butter 54 to 56 cents direct, 48 to 50 cents stations. Fruit prices rise: Colorado apples 2 to 4 per box, apricots 1.50 to 2.25, California peaches 1.50 to 2, Colorado tomatoes 6 to 7 cents, Kansas tomatoes 50 to 75 cents basket. Cabbage 1.26 to 1.50 per hundredweight, beans 1 to 6 cents, potatoes 2.50 to 3.25 per hundredweight.
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Exchange Rates Report From New York Markets
Exchange data from New York on August 12 shows Mercantile paper irregular. Sterling demand at 3.638 percent. cables 0.6444 francs 7.20, cables 7.22. Belgian francs demand and cables unchanged. Guilders demand 38.12 with cables.
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Mercantile Paper
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Market Notes Prompt Mixed Signals From New York Exchange
Mixed data from the New York exchange on Monday shows time loans steady while demand for cables and marks holds. An 11 percent discount persists with Treasuries and currencies under close watch.
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Metal market report shows mixed prices in New York
Copper and electrolytic steady while iron remains firm. Tin weakens with near term at 47.75 dollars for September and October at 48.25. Antimony unchanged. Lead firm at 9.00 spot. Zinc firm with St. Louis delivery at 7.90.
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Appland
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Grain quotations for Chicago market reported
Wheat No 2 red 2.59. Corn No 2 mixed 1.57 1.61, No 2 yellow 1.66 1.66. Oats No 2 white 0.764 0.78, No 8 white 0.74 0.76. Rye No 2 2.08 2.10. Barley 1.10 1.18. Timothy seed 8 11. Glover seed 26 35. Pork nominal. Lard 18.87. Rice 14.75 15.75.
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Timothy
Glover
Flour Prices Rise in Minneapolis Loading Tons
In Minneapolis on August 12 flour prices jumped 40 to 76 cents, with carload quotes for family patents at 13.66 to 14.76 per barrel in 98 pound sacks, bran priced at 42 dollars.
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Wheat and grain prices listed in Omaha market
The Omaha market notes wheat prices with No. 1 hard at 2.63 and No. 2 hard at 2.51 to 2.52. Corn shows No. 2 white at 1.58, No. 1 yellow at 1.83, No. 2 yellow at 1.62 and No. 2 mixed at 1.54. Oats list No. 2 white at 78 cents and No. 3 white at 72.5 cents.
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Union Pacific Market Service Aids Western Farmers
The Union Pacific system runs a service to boost western crop markets by compiling grower data on crops, acreage, and readiness dates and sending targeted letters to brewers listing producers of potatoes, cherries, or apples. The program aims to improve packing and shipping readiness and foster cooperation among producers, railroads, and dealers across states along the line.
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Wyoming Credit Rating Board Probes Creasey Corp Blue Sky Violations
The Wyoming Credit Rating association investigates Creasey Corporation a Delaware wholesale grocer alleged to sell goods in violation of the Blue Sky law. A. Ray filed papers under Wyoming law Thursday morning.
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Ray
Creasey Corporation
Maybe Fine Cheaper Than Paying Board
Francisco Remio was taken into custody by police Thursday morning for causing a disturbance with his landlady Juanitn Carmenzia when she tried to eject him for unpaid board since May. He was arraigned before acting police judge Hirsty Thursday afternoon and fined 25 dollars. His fate depends on whether charges are filed for non payment of the board bill.
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Medals Screening for World War Veterans Opens Local Station
Leslie M. Mathews in charge at the Denver recruiting office will accept applications for the Victory Medal at 215 Lincoln Highway until Saturday. Veterans must bring discharge certificates as proofs of service. Applications are mailed to Philadelphia Army Supply Depot and take eight to ten days to arrive. Eligible are all who served in the army during World War I and members of the Army Nursing Corps.
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Lincoln Highway
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Army Nursing Corps
Primary campaigns loom as August primary nears
Cheyenne readers note intensified candidate activity ahead of the August 17 1920 primary. Local riders report quiet shifts in Mer cury beach attendance while the air mail hangar advances and sage chicken open season approaches.
Railroads granted 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 railroads by the interstate commerce commission. Similar permission to file blanket schedules for the increase in freight rates has already been granted.
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French press notes Wrangel recognition shocks Britain
Paris papers comment on France recognizing the South Russian government under General Wrangel and express surprise at Lloyd George remarks in the House of Commons. They argue Britain cannot reproach France due to Mil lerand’s July 20 advance notice and Lloyd George starting talks with the Bolsheviks without French consultation.
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Democratic Candidate in Harding Town Discussion in Minnesota Speech
Senator Harding met with C. B. Miller secretary of the Republican National Committee and Arthur L. Garford former progressive Ohio governor nominee. They discussed Ohio primary outcomes and Republican nominations. Labor Day was proposed for Harding's Minnesota address.
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Cox Addresses Soldiers at Camp Perry on War and Peace
Governor Cox opened his campaign travels with an address before soldiers, sailors, and civilians at Camp Perry Ohio. He urged steadiness in marksman ship and favoring peaceful, arbitrated settlements to prevent war, while backing postwar commissions for veterans and urging Tennessee lawmakers to ratify woman suffrage.
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Bridgeport Conn
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Financier Arrested Twice Reveals Global Exchange Plot
The article traces a financier linked to a multi country scheme exchanging currencies for profit while hinting at broader operations. It notes large sums collected after a federal post office probe began in February and adds a startling fact about Mexico oil exports reaching 182 million barrels per year.
Dumm's Record Fits Him For Office
W. W. Dumm, a local undertaker, seeks the Republican nomination for County Coroner at the upcoming primary. He has ten years in coroner work, including directing investigations and serving as deputy in Kansas City and Denver, plus sixteen years as an undertaker starting at age sixteen. He pledges fairness and respect for families choosing other firms if desired.
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Junction City
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Cheyenne Police Chief Denies Supplying Train Bandit Garb
The report clarifies that Police Commissioner Edward Wylie did not obtain or provide the convict clothing worn by William L. Carlisle the train bandit. A press agent for a moving picture star claimed otherwise, asserting the garb came from Wylie, but this is contradicted by official accounts.
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Edward Wylie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
William L. Carlisle
Carlisle
Eoward Wylie
French savants test divining rod in water search
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 the commission includes several prominent scientists.
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French Academy of Science
Southington Remedy Co Ad Claims Rapid Relief
An old ad offers Mathis Compound with bold claims to relieve long standing cases in 3 to 5 days. It markets a hairless pain free cure with no work interference and lists prices 2 dollars and 8 dollars for double strength plus a booklet, from Kansas City Missouri.
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DE. C. Fh
Southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
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