Kensington Tea Honoring Mrs. Leard in Cheyenne
Thirty matrons and maids attended a Kensington tea at Miss Suan Breisch’s Hast Twenty-third Street home on Friday afternoon. Miss Breisch and Miss Ruth Harrington hosted a courtesy to Mrs. H W Leard of Fort Douglas Arizona, visiting her Cheyenne-born parents Mr. and Mrs. C M King. A course tea was served at five with bouquets brightening the tables.
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Kensington
Suan Breisch
Miss Breisch
Ruth Harrington
H. W. Leard
Fort Douglas
Ariz
Georgia Hirst
Cheyenne
C. M. King
John Harrington
Ruth Breisch
Marion Yoder
Helen Nimmo
Christensen Yensen wedding announced in Cheyenne paper
Announcement of the marriage of Martha Yensen to Valde Christensen shows the ceremony August 18 at Rev J S Tubblefield's study. The couple, from Cheyenne, plan a wedding trip to Denver before returning to 2611 Central Avenue. Christensen served in France with the Cheyenne area Dairy business ties noted.
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Christensen-Yensen
Martha Yensen
Valdemar Christensen
J. S. Tubblefield
Cheyenne
Central Avenue
Mr. Christensen
France
Blue Bird club hosts cards and gatherings at Cheyenne home
Mrs. Clifford Thompson hosted the Blue Bird club at 2216 Maxwell Street with three tables of players. Prizes went to Mrs. Bottorft, Mrs. Leslie, and Mrs. Artist. tea followed. Visitors included Mrs. Brown of Council Bluffs and Mrs. O Conner from Albia. Major Blanchard left for a hunting trip in the Laramie mountains.
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Clifford Thompson
Maxwell Street
Blue Bird Club
John Bottorft
al Leslie
Maggie Artist
Brown
Council Bluffs
Iowa
O'Conner
Albia
Major Blanchard
Fort Russell
Laramie Mountain
Social notes from Cheyenne and Denver visits
Mrs H E Money formerly of Cheyenne arrived from Denver to spend the weekend with friends Mr and Mrs Harry Tupper. Miss Stalla Money accompanies her. Mrs M A Dugan and grandson Jack Dugan of Omaha depart for Denver to visit her daughter Mrs Cecil J Francisco. Mr and Mrs Harry L Wilson left for Saratoga and Encampment with camping gear. Mr and Mrs William Wilsock motor to Saratoga for a camping trip returning Thursday. Richard Young of Johnson county a state sheep board member is in the city for a meeting. Mr and Mrs Henry C Richmond and two Omaha children tour Cheyenne enroute home from Texas and New Mexico. Richmond praises Cheyenne’s growth and dry farming in Laramie county and plans a visit to Hillsdale enroute to Omaha.
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Miss Riner
Cheyenne
Elizabeth Riner
Charles W. Riner
Leonard
Panama
Summerfield Taylor
Florence Riner
Major Taylor
Colon
Sueyada
Charleston
S. C
Betty Riner
Thayer Burgess
Jean
Judge
R. N. Matson
Syracuse
N. Y
Laramie
Anna Vreeland
J. HE. Vreeland
Frank Vreeland
Denver
William Bookers
Glenrock
Miss Vreeland
Charles McLaughlin
Thomas Millers
van Lennan Street
Washington, D. C
Miller
McLaughlin
McLaughlins
Saratoga
H. E. Money
Harry Tupper
Stalla Money
Vt T
M. A. Dugan
Jack Dugan
Omaha
Ryry
Yvty
Y Richard Young
Johnson County
State Sheep Board
Henry C. Richmond
Texas
New Mexico
New Areas of Army Ordered Across Departments
Army assigns Brigadier Generals to Philippine Hawaiian Panama South Atlantic coast districts and appoints Major Generals Haan Wright Wright to staff and supply roles. Haan named director of war plans division Jerry to operations Nolan to military intelligence.
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Philippine Department
Charles G. Treat
Hawaiian
Joseph B. Kuhn
Panama Department
Fidwin B. Babbitt
South Atlantic Coast Artillery District
Johnson Hagood
William ©. Haan
Henry Jerry
Dennis H. Nolan
War Department
William M. Wright
Eight Contribute to City Treasury
Spils Galanos proprietor of an allied gambling joint and seven foreigners arrested on gambling charges were fined in municipal court. Galanos forfeited a $50 bond while the seven Mexicans were fined $25 each.
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Spils Galanos
Galanos
Riot in Denver as mob derails street car attack after derailment
In Globeville a mob attacked a street car with stones and clubs, breaking windows and rifling the fare box. Crew members were beaten and rescued by soldiers and police after the derailment, with authorities told the attack was premeditated.
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Denver
Globeville
Two Die When Ship Plunges Into Field
SAN ANTONIO Aug 20. Second Lieutenant Irving C. Stenson and Cadet Everett H. Burson were instantly killed when their airplane fell in a cornfield near the city as they returned to Kelly Field. The cause of the accident has not been determined. Fire nearly destroyed the aircraft and the bodies were scorched by flames.
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San Antonio
Tex
Irving C. Stenson
Everett H. Burson
Kelly Field
Young Men's Club Discusses Primary
The Young Men's Literary club met last night to discuss defects in the primary nominating system. Members criticized lack of uniform rulings by primary judges and the conduct of political party committees. C. C. Carlisle prepared a paper on geology with a chart and fossils.
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Young Men's Literary Club
C. C. Carlisle
Polish Moral Wins London Front Dispatch
A London Times dispatch dated Friday states the Polish general on the right wing has orders to stay near the frontier line set by David Lloyd George. The army comprises a fresh division that recently retreated from Minsk without resistance, and the report says fighting has been light and will hinge on morale.
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London
London Times
Wars8now
David Lloyd George
Minsk
Cheyennettes Enjoy Saratoga Outing This Week
A fragment notes the Cheyennettes enjoying an outing in the Saratoga district with mentions of individuals My and Mrs. cite PHynda and a trip by motor car to Beerye early in the week.
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Robert N. LaFontaine
Margaret
Louis Lafontaine
LaFontaine
Saratoga
Saratoga District
Beerye
Greg
Market Quotations Across Stocks Bonds Grains and Wool
Market news covers stock and bond quotes for major issues, grain prices, produce values, live stock shows, and wool markets. Highlights include fluctuations in commodity prices and the day’s notable shifts among key financial instruments and agricultural goods.
Substantial Upward Trend For Steel And Owl
New York stocks extended Friday gains on favorable foreign news and easier money. Heavy volume with 450000 shares traded. oils and steel movers led, with Mexican Petroleum Crucible and Gulf States Steel among strong risers. Rail shares steady to irregular as Atlantic Gulf and Baltimore & Ohio posted notable advances.
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New York
Crucible Steel
Atlantic Gulf
Iiet
Shorts
Pan-American Petroleum, Crucible, Replogle Vanadium and Gulf States Steels
Stromberg
American Beet
International Paper
American Writing Paper
Houston
Porto Rico
Kelly- Springfield
Bethlehem
Lackawanna
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Liberty Bonds Prices and Yields Summary
A list of Liberty Bond issues with prices: Liberty First 34% at 90.00, First 4s at 4.20, Second 4s at 84.16, First 44s at 84.58, Second 4%4s at 84.28, Third 44%4s at 87.80, Fourth 4% at 84.60, and Fifth 4354s at 96.60.
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Liberty
Metals Market Report From New York
Copper, iron, antimony, lead and zinc unchanged while tin weakens. Spot tin at 47.25 and near futures at 47.50 as of August 20 in New York.
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New York
Exchange rates and money market notes from New York
The report shows mercantile paper unchanged with exchange firm for sterling at 3.6014 and 3.61 cables, francs at 7.10 and 7.12, Belgian francs 7.61 and 7.62, Lire 4.63 and 4.65, marks 1.97 and 1.98. New York exchange on Montreal at 11½ percent discount. Time loans strong and unchanged. call money steady high 7, low 7, ruling 7, last bid 7, offered 7.
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New York
Sterling
New York Exchange
Montreal
Grain quotes from Chicago trading floor August market
Wheat No 2 red 2.56 2.66. No 2 hard 2.54 2.55. Corn No 2 mixed 1.54. No 2 yellow 1.59 1.61. Oats No 2 white 71 72. No 3 white 68 70. Rye No 2 2.01 2.02. Barley 1.02 1.14. Timothy seed 8 11. Clover seed 25 40. Pork nominal. Lard 18.07. Ribs 14 15.25.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn grain prices listed at Omaha market
Omaha August market report lists prices for wheat No 1 dark hard at 2.54 dollars No 2 dark hard at 2.60 2.52 No 1 hard at 2.48 2.49 and No 2 hard at 2.47 2.50. Corn No 2 yellow 1.50 1.52 No 3 yellow 1.50 No 1 mixed 1.51. Oats No 3 white 68 68 1/4 cents.
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Omaha
Neb
Flour prices and grain quotes from Minneapolis market
Aug 20 Minneapolis reports flour unchanged. Bran $42. Corn $1.60 to 1.61. Oats 64 to 65 cents. Barley $1.05. Rye No 2 around $1.97 to 1.98. Flax No 1 around $8.25 to 8.27.
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Minneapolis
Denver Market Report Shows Higher Butter Prices and Steady Eggs
Denver reports a trend toward higher butter fat prices with 66 cents direct and 50 cents stations paid to shippers. Butter prices steady with best creamery at 56 cents per pound. Eggs steady with best quality 62 to 65 cents a dozen wholesale. shippers 12.50 to 12.75 per case. Poultry prices mixed but steady demand. Fruits and vegetables show varied prices, canaloupes arriving with poor demand, Rocky Ford crates 2.60 to 3.00, pears slow at 2 to 3.50 a box, apricots scarce at 2.50 to 3.50 a crate. Colorado potatoes slow sales at 2.50 to 8 per hundredweight.
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Denver
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Local Produce Markets Report Fresh Demand
Sellers note strong demand at 30 to 40 cents a dozen for—tomatoes also in demand with prices 10 to 124% cents per pound. Cabbage moves slowly at 1.26 to 1.60 dollars per hundredweight.
Wool market update in Boston weekly bulletin
The Commercial Bulletin notes that wool sales last week were mostly retail and prices are barely steady. It says mills are working on samples and hope to reopen by mid to late September, though some New England worsted mills closed for an indefinite period.
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Boston
New England
Live Stock Market Report from Denver on Friday
Trade in cattle was nearly at a standstill due to tight supplies with prices steady. Good fat steers sell from 11 to 12.50, native steers 9 to 10.50, and common cattle 9 or less. Hogs sold around 14.75 to 15.60. pigs 12 to 12.60. Sheep and lambs showed steady demand with fat lambs 10.75 to 11.25 and veading lambs in strong demand at up to 11.
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Denver
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed at Omaha Market
Hogs receipts 6 500 uneven with prices 10 25c lower for medium and light butchers at 14.15 to 14.40, top 14.76. Strong weights 14.25 to 18.75 for packing grades. Cattle receipts 2 000 with beef steers and butcher stock steady to 5c lower, veals 1.00 lower, feeders dull. Sheep receipts 12 000 generally steady with lambs 11.60 to 12.10.
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Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Chicago market roundup cargcattle hogs and sheep prices
Cattle receipts 4000 mix. top steer price 17.25. hogs 13000 receipts. early top 16.75, later 14.90 16.60. sheep 10000 receipts. top native lamb 12.00 and top western 12.60. Local social notes include departures of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hopkins to Washington and visits of Dr. and Mrs. Shanklin and other residents.
War Department targets draft slackers with firm stance
The War Department issues a bulletin detailing measures against draft deserters and delinquents from World War I. It explains the disposition of 24 million registrants, notes that about 178,911 could be charged with willful desertion, and outlines cooperation with states and the Department of Justice to apprehend offenders. It also mentions suspending a $50 reward due to costs.
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War Department
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Department of Justice
Adjutant General
Utrod
Este Moethiut
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Heing
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Fifteenth Cavalry Orchestra
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George H. Gillands
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Radville
Sask
Canada
Sean
Hugh
United States
Adjutant General of the Army
J. WW. van Horn
Cody
Gompojind
Nu Harin
Pal
Mall
DR. Clothington Remedy CO
Dinaas City
Geo. P. Knight
Capitol
Howard Collins
Baldwin Piano Co
Klein’s Music Co
Capitol Avenue
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