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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
15
A brief note reflects on an unnamed speaker named Jeff, asserting his knowledge remains unchanged under a rights renervation context. The text is fragmented and offers limited concrete details about actions or outcomes.
Denver officials rule that men who are nervous while being escorted on motorcycles during joyriding are responsible for accidents. The decision states nervousness of the men makes them liable and subject to arrest.
In Rawlins Wyoming the primary election drew little interest with a small vote. On the Republican side several contests appeared while the Democratic ballot showed Kendrick 113 votes Warren 201 Fahey 95 Sprigs 16 Mondell 185.
Lincoln reports from Aug. 21 indicate Nebraska grain dealers expect a bumper corn crop after three weeks of heat and moisture. Prices are about ten cents lower than last year, with small grain rising as farmers store for winter. shipping routes favor Chicago and the northwest, while southern markets see less hard wheat preferred.
Clarence Chapman of Winnipeg and the Hudson Bay company tells a story of a prominent army officer injured in polo. Friends bring whisky to aid him as he lies hurt, and he asks if Hudson Bay Scores. The fragment ends with a quip about a woman’s prayers answering.
New York financials show call money at 2 to 3 percent and metals prices with copper at 17.25 to 17.50, tin near 45.90 to 46.10, and silver 62.5 cents. Amalgamated copper and U S Steel lead the list amid broad stock quotes. In Omaha cattle and hog markets receipts and prices move with feeders firm and hogs softer, while sheep advance. St Louis wool ranges steady with regional middling classes displayed.
Chicago traders expect rising spring wheat movement aided by clear weather. Early trade showed prices steady to slightly lower with December futures at 92% and deliveries within narrow limits as corn oats and pork products quoted.
The report notes mixed early trading as corn opened with scattered activity and September and December futures moved within narrow ranges. Weather conditions influenced grain and provisions, with September weakening to midrange levels and December hovering around the low to mid thirties while initial pork, lard, and rib futures show modest moves.
Mrs. Katherine N. White of Milwaukee and New York sues Mrs. Cather pe Seamon Mrs. Helen Tuttle Charles H. Gilman and former husband Arthur G. White for conspiracy alleging affections and asserting her husband fraudulently obtained a divorce while she was in New York May 20 1910.
The twenty fourth annual Loyal Order of Moose convention opened in Kansas City with an estimated 20 000 attendees from across the United States and Canada. Applications to host next year’s event from Winnipeg Dallas Cincinnati and Portland Ore are under consideration.
Classified item notes an advertisement offering assistance at both ends for liquid veneer products and wallpaper from The Sherman Co. The wording suggests a push for home improvement materials and related services.
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