High School Girls Elan Lawn Party and Local News
Cheyenne area society notes describe a lawn party for Cheyenne High School Girl Reserves at 2410 Carey Avenue with Miss Marion Yoder and Miss Helen Nimmo in charge. Various visits, a Hereford Grove steak fry by the Methodist VIM club, and several local social updates follow, including births and upcoming tea room plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne High School
Fred D. Boice
Carey Avenue
Marion Yoder
Helen Nimmo
Sthak Fry
Hereford Grove
Methodist Church
VIM
Delpha Pearl Lewis
Florence Harcleroad
Laura Clausen
Dinner Honors Mrs Varozonick Guest at Plains
Dinner was given by Mr and Mrs Bronstine Tuesday evening in Cheyenne to honor Mrs J Varozonick of Denver a cousin of the host and guest at the Plains. Also noted are births moves visits and social events around Cheyenne including Elks dances and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Westcott
Kansas
Ernest Shaw
Pratt
Yellowstone Park
Valdemar Christensen
Denver
House Street
Bronstine
J. Varozonick
the Plains
J. E. Udevitz
Mercy Hospital
Udovitz
U. S. Idelman Motor Company
Cheyenne
William B. Dinneen
C. H. Hutchinson
William J. Dinneen
Casper
Roy BH. Dinneen
EB. H. Cook
Horace
R.S. Johnson
Margaret
Sherwin Johnson
la Junta
Colo
Louise Kaster
Topeka
Kan
Stella Luthey
Albuquerque
New Mexico
J. Fr. Crowley
Charles Morrissey
Lincoln
Neb
Ada
Coates
Gordon
Charles Seifried
Park Addition
McGrew
Bellingham
Washington
Chey- Génne
Market Report on Sheep Prices and Ranges
Market notes show lambs firm to higher with top native lambs around 13.50 and bulk near 11.50 to 12.60. Best native ewes fetch 7.25 to 7.60 with Washington ewes and some wethers noted at 7.75.
Hog and cattle prices ease at Omaha market
Hogs receipts reach 8 500 with slow trade and most offerings down 26 cents. Bulk sales range 13 50 to 14 00, top 14 60. Cattle receipts 3 600 with cattle steady to 25 cents higher, best fed yearlings 16 10, stockers and feeders active 25 cents higher. Sheep receipts 27 000 with killing grades strong. top early lambs 12 75, wethers 7 75, feeders 15 to 25 cents higher, best feeding lambs 13 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
United States Bureau of Markets
Cheyenne Women Choose Pythian Leaders at Moorcroft
Mrs Lydia Adamsky was chosen grand chief for Wyoming at the Pythian Sisters grand lodge in Moorcroft. Mrs Mildred Gottschalk was named press correspondent. Both Cheyenne residents are attending the Moorcroft meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Adamsky
Wyoming
Grand Lodge
Moorcroft
Mildred Gottschalk
Cheyenne
Four Planes Ready for Aerial Mail Service in Cheyenne
Two D H 4 planes arrived in Cheyenne from Omaha with one reaching the town shortly after six. The Air Mail program will deploy two planes to each station by September. A mechanic and repair supplies are brought to the field as hangar and supply rooms near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Omaha
Rates Suspended by Public Service Commission for 90 Days
The Washington public service commission ordered a ninety day suspension on certain rate increases. The interstate commerce commission added freight charges on milk and cream shipped by passenger trains and on passenger fares in the state, with higher rates for lines charging 3.6 cents per mile or more and on pulp logs. Also noted is a separate Akron incident where Frank Reisler was lured by a so called free auto ride and $45 was stolen from his pockets by unknown men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Washington Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Akron
Frank Reisler
Stocks Rise Then Narrow Gains as Money Tightens
New York stock market closes heavy after early gains as money rates top 7 percent late in the session. Oil, steel, and equipment shares struggle while rails and intercontinentals show strength. Atlantic Gulf and American International lead midday advances amid broader gains and remittances to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Motors
Shorts
Atlantic Gulf
American International
Marine Preferred
United Fruit
Wilson
New York Stocks Open With Mixed Early Quotes
Early trading shows Atchison and Baldwin inching up while Bethlehem Steel and Crucible Steel post modest gains. General Motors trades around 52 and a half, with little change in overall market direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Stock Price Readout Amid Broad Market Levels
Reading shows multiple ticker values for companies across industries. Notable entries include U. S. Steel at 89 percent and Union Pacific near 1185 percent, with listed ratios for Sinclair Oil Republic Rubber and Royal Dutch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic I
U. S. Rubber
Sinclair Oil
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
Texas Oil
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Utah
Royal Dutch
Liberty First and Second 4s and Variants Price List
Courtesy Ohenstein and Graham lists multiple Liberty First and Liberty Second four’s variants with prices ranging from 84.30 to 95.50 and includes Liberty Third and Fourth 4s as well as Liberty 4% and 434s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohenstein
Graham
Liberty First
Liberty
Liberty Fourth
Liberty Fifth
Metals Markets Report From New York Auction
Tin prices ease to spot 45.60 and nearby 46.25 with futures at 46.25. Lead softens to 9.00 spot and 9.12 1 2. Copper iron antimony and zinc hold firm. All London spot tin and lead and zinc figures listed with pounds shillings values unchanged for other metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Exchange rates and money market update
Mercantile paper unchanged and Exchange irregular. Sterling demand at 38.57 in New York, 3.68 in cables. Francs and Belgian francs quoted with demand and cables. Time loans strong. call money high at 8, low 7. closing bid 7, offered at 8. Montreal rate at 11 15 16 percent discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile
Sterling
Lize
New York Exchange
Montreal
Sugar Futures Dip on Unsettled Market Conditions
Raw sugar in New York quoted heavy at 12.04 and refined at 17.90 17.10 as futures stayed easy. Markets tracked unsettled sugar conditions with midday declines of 25 to 35 points while Wall Street interests sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Grain Prices From Chicago Market Report
Grain and livestock quotes from Chicago show wheat No 2 red at 2.25 2.56, No 2 hard 2.63 2.54, corn No 2 mixed 1.63 1.65, No 2 yellow 1.68, oats No 2 white 0.70 0.71, rye No 2 2.02 2.03, barley 1.12 1.16, timothy seed 6.50 7.50, clover seed 25.00 30.00, pork normal, lard 18.00, ribs 14.25 15.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Ohenstein Atlas Crude
Bessemer Ae
Big Indian
Blackstone Ee
Buck Creek
Black Tail
Boston Wye
Burke
Capitol Pet
Consol, Roy
Columbine
Domino
Elkhorn
Bh.t
William
Gates Oil
Wst
Pet. Hutton
Lake
Jewell
Jupiter As
Kinneysear
Lance Ck
Lusk Pet
Lusk Roy
Mallen Oil
Mt. & Gulf
Mike Henry
Ots
Northwest Ae
Outwest Seer
Picardy
Preston Oil
Red Vbank
Ja Roy & Pro
Stan. Roy
Sunset
Tom Bell
United Pet
West Dx
Wind River
Wyo-Tex
Chicago
Market Report Shows Mixed Fruit and Veg Prices Steady Butter
A rural market summary lists butter prices steady with 56 cents per pound best creamery and 66 cents direct for butterfat. Vegetables show slow trade with liberal supplies. fruits are steady with cantaloupes flooding the market and apples priced for Colorado grown stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wheat and Corn Futures Prices Reported
In St Louis on August 25 the market quoted Wheat September at 2338 4, December at 291 bid. Corn September at 146 4 bid, December at 120 8 bid. Oats September at 678 8, December at 671 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St, Louis
Livestock Prices Mixed as Denver Market Slows
Denver livestock market reports light receipts with under 200 cattle and four hog loads. Desirable steers sold to killers at 10.00. common cows averaged 6.50 to 7.50 with quality cows 8.00 to 8.25. Hogs tops 156.65, others 14 365 for killers, 11.50 to 18.00 for good pigs. Lambs 11.50 to 12.00, ewes 6.00 to 6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Flour and Bran Prices in Minneapolis Market
In Minneapolis on August 25, flour held steady while bran traded at 42 dollars per ton. The report shows no change for flour and confirms bran at the quoted price from local market data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Denver live poultry prices rise while eggs stay firm
In Denver on August 25 the poultry market showed price advances for broilers to 52 cents per pound and ducks at 40 to 45 cents. Hens were 88 cents, roosters 30 cents, turkeys 36 to 40 cents, with eggs steady and demand fair. Fancy eggs 53 to 55 cents wholesale. shippers received higher bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Girl Ordered Sent To Home at Lander
Margie Hines a fourteen year old girl was adjudged mentally defective in district court. A six man jury found she was incompetent and ordered her sent to the Wyoming State School for detectives at Lander. She had lived in Cheyenne about four years and suffered epileptic fits for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Hines
Charles I. Mallin
Cheyennne
Wyoming State School For
Lander
Carmen's Strike Ends in Des Moines Doctor
In Des Moines Iowa on August 25 the street car strike ended after a late Wednesday conference between the carmen's union executive board and J G Gamble attorney for the traction company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Carmen's Union
J. G. Gamble
The
Traction Company
Cattle and hog markets mixed with higher beef prices early
Chicago reports on Aug 25 that cattle receipts reach 9000 with strong demand for beef steers and yearlings. Prices rise 10 to 25 cents for prime cattle while common types stay steady. top yearlings hit about 17 60. Hogs total 18000 with uneven trading. top hogs around 15 36 and lighter stock selling between 14 50 and 15 25.
Unverified Patent Remedy Ad Offers Quick Cure
An old style advertisement touts a "Monthly" compound with a bold claim to relieve long standing illnesses in 3 to 7 days. It promises no harm or work interference and lists price 2.00 and 3.00 for double strength with a free booklet. Address given is Dr. C. B. Southington Remedy in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adies
Mali
C. B. Southington
Kansas City
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Clara R. Dodds
Roscoe Dutcher
Arcola
Ore
Lester Wyckoff
Des Moines, Ta
Frank Wyckoff
ELAN
J. F. Milligan
Irving Burri
Elford
Jack Burrt
Amanda Clement
Olive Fell
Cody
Wyo
Churchill
Corlett
Central
Converse
Twenty-fourth Street
Brown
Johnson
Margaret Doane
Lillian Slye
Emily Johnston
Elizabeth Moore
Anes Ae Tawa
Bhunice Anderson
Asatuta
Frederick B. Sheldon
Vermont
Dsther
Lake Minnehaha
Miss Mary Brown
Capitola Allison
Margaret Weaver
Eastern Points
Camp Grant
Illinois
Rev
W. K. Weaver
South Dakota
Paul Darby
Eugene
Bruce
Ralph
Auburn Wash
Jonathan Taylor
East Nineteenth Street
Carl Raife
Nettford
O'Neil Street
Rawlins
Raifes
M. Bh, Ingersoll
W. H. Owens
Alice Sedgwick
Newcastle Wye
Marian Jefferis
J. M. Bovee
Laramie
Wesley Johnson
Youn
8. L. Highleyman
Sedalia
Hunter M. Alexander
Buffalo Creek
Ann
Sam Carson
Yellowstone National Park
George Schmidt
East
Frank Schmidt
TaintalenTo
Frank G. Beichhorn
Marion
L. C
Mary Myant
Shawnee
Okla
Gretchen
Gladys Bovee
Wyant
Park Ranch
Gail Boyee
South
Central City
Richards
Minnie Garland
Washington, D. C
Albert Chapman
Garland
Our City
N. Y. Curb
Allen
Ser
Buier 'S
Cosden
Elk Basin
Federal
Merritt Oe
Midwest Oil
Midwest Refining
Salt Creek
Glenrock Oil
N. Y. Stocks
Aniv
Bejoc of
Od Samuel Ptr
Pumphie Seok
Denna Rochelle
Bears
Gensava Gonpaee
YORK
Castor
the Centaur Company
New York City
Carmen
U.S. Bureau of Markets
J. H. Brittain
Geo.p. Knight
Capitol
W.w.dumm
Bening
Lesome
Best
Bret
Kerolax
Rtp
the Plains Hotel
H. P. Hynds
First National Bank
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