Pretty party given Friday in Kensington tea
Thirty matrons and maids attended a Kensington tea at Miss Suan Breisch's Hast Twenty-third street home Friday afternoon. Miss Breisch and Miss Ruth Harrington hosted a courteous gathering for Mrs. H. W. Leard of Fort Douglas Arizona, visiting her Cheyenne-born parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Miss Martha Yensen wed Valde Christensen at Rev J S Tubblefield's study on Wednesday August 18. The couple, longtime Cheyenne residents in the dairy business, plan a wedding trip to Denver then home to 2611 Central Avenue. Christensen is a WWI veteran who served overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen-Yensen
Martha Yensen
Valdemar Christensen
J. S. Tubblefield
Cheyenne
Central Avenue
Mr. Christensen
France
Blue Bird Club Entertained At Mrs Thompson's Home
Mrs. Clifford Thompson hosted the Blue Bird club at 2216 Maxwell Street with three tables of cards. Prizes went to Mrs. John Bottorft Mrs. Al Leslie and Mrs. Maggie Artist Tea followed. Guests included Mrs. Brown of Council Bluffs and Mrs. OConner visiting from Albia Iowa. Major Blanchard of Fort Russell planned a three day hunting trip in the Laramie mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Thompson
Maxwell Street
Blue Bird Club
John Bottorft
al Leslie
Maggie Artist
Brown
Council Bluffs
Iowa
O'Conner
Albia
Fort Russell
Blanchard
Major Blanchard
Fort D. A. Russell
LaVenture
Tracey
Mesdames Rand
Faulk
Harvey
Everett
Curtis
Social notes from Cheyenne and Denver visits
Mrs H E Money formerly of Cheyenne arrived from Denver to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Harry Tupper and her small daughter Miss Stalla Money. Mrs M A Dugan and grandson Jack Dugan left for Denver to visit her daughter Mrs Cecil J Francisco. Mr and Mrs Harry L Wilson left for Saratoga En campment with camp gear. Mr and Mrs William Wilsock motored to Saratoga for a camping trip returning Thursday. Richard Young of Johnson county a state sheep board member is in the city for a board meeting. Mr and Mrs Henry C Richmond and two Omaha children toured Cheyenne en route home from Texas and New Mexico. he praises Cheyenne’s growth and plans to visit Hillsdale friends enroute to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsh
South Bend
Louise Larsh
W. L. Larsh
Ind
Preston
Harry Warr
E. W. Burke
Hloise Ellsworth
Heing
University
Wyoming
Cheyenne
St. Mark's Church
Miss Riner
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
Syameye
William Wilsock
Ryry
Yvty
Y Richard Young
Johnson County
State Sheep Board
Henry C. Richmond
Texas
New Mexico
New Areas of Army Ordered Define Post Assignments
The report lists new assignments across the Army including Philippine and Hawaiian departments with Brigadier Generals Treat Kuhn and Babbitt, and others shaping staff roles. Major Generals Haan Wright and Jerry receive key director roles in staff, plans, and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagecosan
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 were arrested for gambling Thursday. In municipal court Friday Galanos forfeited a $50 bond while the seven Mexicans were fined $25 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spils Galanos
Galanos
Riot at Denver streetcar after derailment shocks city
In Globeville a mob armed with stones and clubs attacked a street car after it derailed late Friday. The crew was beaten and windows shattered before soldiers and police rescued them. Authorities say the assault was premeditated.
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Denver
Globeville
Plane crash claims two at Kelly Field near San Antonio
Second Lieutenant Irving C. Stenson and Cadet Everett H. Burson were instantly killed when their airplane plunged into a cornfield near San Antonio as they returned to Kelly Field. The cause of the accident was not determined and the plane was nearly destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 the primary nominating system noting alleged deficiencies. They highlighted lack of uniformity in primary judge rulings with examples and criticized party committee attitudes. C. C. Carlisle prepared a geology paper with chart and fossils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Literary Club
C. C. Carlisle
Polish Moral War Wins London Dispatch Frontline Order
A London Times dispatch dated Friday says the Polish general on the right wing was ordered to stay near the frontier line drawn by David Lloyd George. The army is a fresh division that retreated from Minsk without clash. The report notes little fighting and that the outcome hinges on morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Times
Wars8now
David Lloyd George
Minsk
Cheyennettes Enjoy Saratoga Outing This Week
In the Saratoga district several Cheyennettes are seen enjoying a motor outing this week with Mrs. P Hynda and others noted among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga District
Beerye
Greg
Market Quotations From Stock Bond Grain and Produce
Market quotations list prices for stocks bonds grains live stock wool and related commodities. The column notes daily shifts and closing values across multiple exchanges with brief commentary on notable movements and market mood.
Substantial Upward Trend For Steel And Oil
New York stock market shows substantial gains with favorable foreign news and easier money. Leading issues rise, oils and steels lead, with Atlantic Gulf and Gulf States Steel among top gainers. call money opens at 7 percent while rails hold steady amid active trading and profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 price list and rates summary
A historical bond price table lists Liberty First and Second series at around 84 to 90 dollars with yields ranging from 4% to 4.5%. Other series show prices between 84.16 and 97. Each entry identifies the bond type and quoted price, reflecting early 20th century government debt offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Metals News Roundup From New York
Metals report lists copper iron antimony lead and zinc unchanged on Aug 20. Tin weak with spot and nearby prices at 47.25 and futures at 47.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exchange Rates and Money Market Report
The New York financial brief notes mercantile paper unchanged and the exchange firm with sterling at 3.6014 dollars on demand and 3.61 on cables. It lists francs at 7.10 demand and 7.12 cables and Belgian francs at 7.61 demand and 7.62 cables, with other currencies and bonds shown. Time loans and call money are strong with a 7 percent range, closing bids at 7 and last bid 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sterling
New York Exchange
Montreal
Grain prices and futures from Chicago market report
Chicago wheat No 2 red 2.56. No 2 hard 2.54. corn No 2 mixed 1.54 and No 2 yellow 1.59. oats No 2 white 0.71. rye No 2 2.01. barley 1.02. timothy seed 8. clover seed 25. pork nominal. lard 18.07. ribs 14.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheat and corn prices from Omaha market report
Omaha market report lists wheat prices for No 1 dark hard at 2.54 dollars and No 2 dark hard at 2.60 to 2.52, No 1 hard at 2.48 to 2.49, No 2 hard at 2.47 to 2.50, with corn No 2 yellow at 1.50 to 1.52, No 3 yellow at 1.50, No 1 mixed at 1.51, and oats No 3 white at 68 to 1c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Market Quotes for Flour Bran and Grains in Minneapolis
Minneapolis reports steady grain prices on August 20 with flour unchanged. Bran at 42 dollars per ton, corn 1.60, oats 0.64 to 0.65, barley 1.05, rye No. 2 1.97 to 1.98, flax No. 1 8.25 to 3.27. Prices reflect market conditions with slight bid-offer ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Market Report Denver Butter Eggs Poultry Prices August
A Denver market report notes higher butter fat quotations at 66 cents direct and 50 cents stations. Butter steady with best creamery at 56 cents. Eggs steady with best quality 62 to 65 cents a dozen wholesale. shippers 12.50 to 12.75 per case. Poultry markets show large hens 39 cents, small hens 86 cents, turkeys 50 and 45 cents, broilers 50 to 52 cents. Fruits and vegetables show Canaloupes abundant with weak demand. Rocky Ford crates bring 2.60 to 3.00, other varieties 1.50 to 2.75, pears 2 to 3.50 a basket, apricots 2.50 to 3.50 a crate. Potatoes slow at 2.50 to 8 per hundredweight. green corn in slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Food Demand Signals Mixed Produce Markets
Demand remained firm for peppers and tomatoes with prices quoted from 30 to 40 cents a dozen for peppers and 10 to 12 4 percent cents per pound for tomatoes. Cabbage moved slowly, trading around 1.26 to 1.60 dollars per hundredweight, indicating uneven market activity.
Wool Market Shows Retail Prices Steady in Week
The Commercial Bulletin notes wool sales last week were largely retail with prices barely steady. Few new details on the domestic clip. Manufacturers work on samples and mills may reopen by mid to late September, though some New England worsted mills closed this week indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Live Stock Trade Slows in Denver Cattle Market
Denver market mixed with tight supplies and steady prices. Fat steers fetch 11 to 12.50 with top choices at 12.50. native steers 9 to 10.50. cows 7.50 to 9. stockers 6.50 to 8.50. hogs 14.75 to 15.60. pigs 12 to 12.60. sheep and lambs steady with good demand around 10.75 to 11.25 for fat lambs and 5.75 to 6 for fat ewes. vealing lambs in strong demand with feeders near 11.
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Denver
Hogs, Cattle and Sheep Prices From Omaha Market
Omaha market reports show hog receipts 6 500 with prices 14 15 to 14 40, top 14 76 for medium to light butchers. strong weights 14 25 to 18 75. Cattle receipts 2 000 with beef steers steady to 5c lower. veals 500 lower. stockers dull. Sheep receipts 12 000 with generally steady prices and best lambs 11 60 to 12 10.
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Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Chicago Livestock News Mixed Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts near 4000 with strong demand for choice steers up to 17.25 while other grades ease. Hogs at 13000 receipts show 15 to 25 cents decline from yesterday. best early top 16.75. Sheep receipts around 10000 steady to higher on choice lambs. top natives 12.00 and western 12.60. Local social notes include departures of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hopkins for Washington DC and visits by Dr. Shanklin and Mrs. Shanklin to South Bend and Chicago, plus a return visit by the Moultons from Radville Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
War Department Bulletin on Draft Deserters and Delinquents
The War Department outlines actions against draft deserters and delinquents, detailing statistics from 24 million registrants, classifications of willful desertion, processes for surrender, and cooperation with state officials and the Department of Justice. It notes that rewards are temporarily suspended and urges public assistance in apprehending offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Department of Justice
Adjutant General
Utrod
Este Moethiut
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J. Roy Colvin
Roy Sturgeon
Sheridan
National Guard
Andrew Ryan
Shocurity Order
H. BH. Stubbs
Towa
Robert N. LaFontaine
Margaret
Louis Lafontaine
LaFontaine
Mame Dillman Buck
Carvie
Dillman kKihm
Gusta
Johin Bn
BLU Bird Club
Laramie Mountain
Post Headquarters Post Headquarters
Kelffer
Mandell
Fifteenth Cavalry Orchestra
I. S. Bartlett
Massachusetts
Amesbery
Omentema
Alex G. Patterson
Wyo
Patterson
Woolworth
Tfrances Pratt
Lincoln
Ethel Nimmo
Marian Jefferts
City
James McPhees
Della McPhee
Los Angeles
Inez McPhee
Honolulu
P. I
Sandwich Islands
Dana Hall
Thomas Miller
Millers
McCaughlin
Della, Mc
Harry L. Wilson
Young Men’s Club
N. Y. Curb
Allen
Bkrs
Colden
Elk Basin
Merritt
Midwest Owl. Com
Midwest
Midwest Refining
Atlas Crude
Bessemer Ae
Blackstone
Boston-Wye
Buck Creek
Black Tail
Burkeee
Capitol Pet
Consol, Roy
Columbine
Cow Gulch
Domino
Elkhorn
T. William
Gates Oil O
Preston Oil
Red Vbank
Roy & Pro
Stan. Roy
Tom Bell Nee
United Pet
Wind River
N. Y. Stocks
Atchinson
Baldwin ’ Ee
Bethlehem Steel
TA Crucible Steel
General Motors
Rep Bue
U. S. Rubber
Sinclair Oil
Souther Pacific
Studebaker . Ee
Ly Texas Olet E Ee
Union Pacific
U. By Steel
WOOL
Phil Hopkins
Enos Laughlin
Robert C. Shanklin
Mrs. Shanklin
George H. Gillands
Orin Moulton
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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