High School Girls Plan Lawn Party at Mrs Boice Home
Cheyenne high school Girl Reserves will hold a lawn party Friday at 3 pm at 2410 Carey Avenue with Miss Marion Yoder and Miss Helen Nimmo in charge. All high school girls invited for an afternoon of activity and socializing.
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Cheyenne High School
Fred D. Boice
Carey Avenue
Marion Yoder
Helen Nimmo
Churchill
Corlett
Central
Converse
Twenty-fourth Street
Brown
Johnson
Margaret Doane
Lillian Slye
Emily Johnston
Elizabeth Moore
Mary Myant
Shawnee
Okla
J. M. Bovee
Gretchen
Gladys Bovee
Cheyenne
Wyant
Park Ranch
Laramie
Wesley Johnson
Gail Boyee
South
Dinner and social notices fill Cheyenne society page
Dinner hosts Bronstine honor a Denver guest Mrs J Varozonick at Plains. Birth brings seven and a half pound baby girl to Mr and Mrs J E Udevitz Mercy Hospital Denver. Many leisure outings and visits follow at Lake Minnehaha and Cheyenne homes with townspeople returning from Yellowstone Camp Grant and travels across Colorado and Nebraska.
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Bronstine
J. Varozonick
Denver
the Plains
J. E. Udevitz
Mercy Hospital
Udovitz
U. S. Idelman Motor Company
Cheyenne
Market Snapshot of Sheep and Lamb Prices
Market listings show bids and ranges for lambs and ewes. Top native lambs move around 13.50 with bulk near 11.50 to 12.60, best native ewes at 7.25 to 7.60, and Washington ewes plus select wethers at 7.75. Demand remains firm to higher with steady buyers for large lots.
Omaha Market Reports Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs receipts 8500. market slow and 26c lower. good and choice butchers down. bulk sales 13.50 to 14.00. top 14.60. Cattle receipts 3600. beef and butcher cattle steady to 25c higher. best fed yearlings 16.10. stockers and feeders active and up to 25c. Sheep receipts 27000. killing grades strong. best early lambs 12.75. wethers 7.75. feeders up 15 to 25c. best feeding lambs 13.00.
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Omaha
United States Bureau of Markets
Cheyenne Women Officers Elected by Pythian Sisters
Mrs Lydia Adamsky was chosen grand chief for Wyoming at the annual grand lodge sessions of the Pythian Sisters held in Moorcroft. Mrs Mildred Gottschalk was chosen press correspondent. Both Cheyenne residents are attending the meetings in Moorcroft.
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Lydia Adamsky
Wyoming
Grand Lodge
Moorcroft
Mildred Gottschalk
Cheyenne
Four Planes For Air Mail Service Now In Cheyenne
Two more D H 4 aerial mail planes arrived in Cheyenne after traveling from Omaha. The planes will serve Cheyenne, with the post office department distributing two planes to each station for September mail service. A mechanic is on site, repairs and supplies are ready, and the hangar and supply rooms near completion as groundwork is laid for Omaha to the western coast aerial mail start.
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Cheyenne
Omaha
Rates Suspended by Washington PSC for Ninety Days
The Washington public service commission ordered a ninety day suspension amid Interstate Commerce Commission rate hikes. The increases affect freight on milk and cream by rail passengers, passenger fares on certain state lines, and pulp logs. Additionally a separate Akron incident notes a man sought after robbing Frank Reisler after a so called free auto ride.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher Then Payoff Fades
New York August 25 Stocks reached new highs in early trading but tighter money and profit taking trimmed gains by close. Volume ran about 600000 shares with call loans over 7 percent late. Oil, steel and motor issues faced selling while rails and transcontinentals, shippers and certain food and metals shares led the mid day rally.
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New York
Bethlehem Motors
Shorts
Atlantic Gulf
American International
Marine Preferred
United Fruit
Wilson
New York Stocks Open Decline Amid Mixed Dow Jones Quotes
Stock listings show Atchison, Baldwin, Bethlehem Steel, Crucible Steel, General Motors with fractional gains and losses. The page records open prices and fractions like 82, 109%, 77%, 199%, and 5.22% for GM, indicating a tense early trading session and market volatility.
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Atchison
Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Market Movers List Amid Mixed Trading
A compact snapshot shows several corporate names and percentages reflecting trading activity. Mex ic an Pete and U S Rubber show notable shifts alongside Royal Dutch and Southern Pacific.
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 Price List Courtesy
Courtesy listing from Ohenstein and Graham shows Liberty First 344s priced at 89.96, Liberty First 4s at 84.34, Liberty Second 4s at 84.30, Liberty First 4 percents at 94.96, Liberty Second 434s at 84.50, Liberty Third 444s at 87.92, Liberty Fourth 4 4s at 84.96, and Liberty Fifth 4 percents at 95.50.
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Ohenstein
Graham
Liberty First
Liberty
Liberty Fourth
Liberty Fifth
Tin, lead, copper prices steady in metals market report
Metals News from New York reports spot tin at 45.60 with nearby futures 46.25, lead easing at 9.00 to 9.12 per unit, copper iron antimony and zinc unchanged. London spot tin at £262 15s, lead £35 15s, zinc £40 with others unchanged.
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New York
London
Exchange Rates and Money Market Highlights
Merchants report unchanged mercantile paper and irregular exchange. Sterling demand at 38.57, cables 38.81, francs demand 7.62 with cables 7.64, guilders demand 1.25, cables 1.50, lira 4.68 versus 4.66, marks 2.04 with cables 2.05. New York exchange on Montreal at a 11 15 16 percent discount. Time loans strong and unchanged. Call money strong high 8, low 7, ruling 7, offered 8, last 8.
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New York
Mercantile
Sterling
Lize
New York Exchange
Montreal
Sugar Market Slips Amid Unsettled Conditions
Raw sugar high at New York trading $12.04 and refined at $17.90 17.10. Sugar futures stay easy as unsettled market sentiment drifts, with midday levels down 25 to 35 points. Wall Street interests sold, guiding the downtrend.
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New York
Wall Street
Grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago grain prices list today shows wheat No 2 red at 2.25 2.56, No 2 hard at 2.63 2.54, corn No 2 mixed at 1.63 1.65 and No 2 yellow at 1.68, oats No 2 white around 0.70 0.71, rye No 2 at 2.02 2.03, barley 1.12 1.16, Timothy seed 6.50 7.50 and clover seed 25.00 30.00. Pork normal lard at 18.00, ribs 14.25 15.25.
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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 Prices and Supplies Guide From Colorado Trade Notes
Prices listed for dairy butter creamery products and butterfat stay steady. Vegetable trade slow with liberal supplies. fruits steady amid limited demand. cantaloupes flooding market with slow sales. Colorado apples and pears described with price ranges per crate and box.
Wheat and Corn Prices Reported for September and December
Wheat September 2.338 1 4, December 2.91. Corn September 1.468 4 bid, December 1.20 1 8 bid. Oats September 0.678 8 8, December 0.671 4. Prices listed for St. Louis market as of August 25.
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St. Louis
St, Louis
Livestock Prices Edge Down in Denver Market
Denver cattle sales Wednesday were light with under 200 head. Desirable steers sold to killers at 10.00. mixed cows averaged 6.50 to 7.50, quality cows 8.00 to 8.25. Hogs topped at 156.65 with most at 18.75 to 14.365 for killers. pigs sought at 11.50 to 18.00. Sheep were quiet with lambs 11.50 to 12 and ewes 6 to 6.25 for good to choice.
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Denver
Flour and Bran Prices in Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis notes Aug. 25 show flour unchanged and bran at 42.00 dollars per unit. No additional items or context provided.
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Minneapolis
Market Report: Poultry and Eggs Steady to Higher
In Denver on Aug 25 prices for broilers rose to 52 cents a pound with a 2 cent advance noted. Ducks sold at 40 to 45 cents, hens at 88 cents, market ready to roosters 30 cents, turkeys 36 to 40 cents, eggs firm with fair supplies and good demand. Fancy eggs 53 to 55 cents wholesale for shippers.
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Denver
Girl Sent To Home At Lander In Court Ruling
Margie Hines a fourteen year old girl was adjudged mentally defective by a district court jury. She had lived in Cheyenne for four years and suffered frequent epileptic fits for two years. The jury found her incompetent and ordered her sent to the Wyoming State School for detectives at Lander.
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Margie Hines
Charles I. Mallin
Cheyennne
Wyoming State School For
Lander
Carmen's Strike in Des Moines Ends After Union and Company Talks
Des Moines street car strike concluded when the Carmen's Union executive board and J. G. Gamble attorney for the traction company reached a conference settlement on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Des Moines
Iowa
Carmen's Union
J. G. Gamble
The
Traction Company
Cattle and hog markets report from Chicago auction
Chicago reports cattle receipts of 9000 with beef steers and yearlings firm to higher. Prices top at 17.60 for best yearlings and 16.60 for select calves. hogs at 15.36 top with wide spread to 14.50 15.25 for bulk. Canners and grass cattle show mixed moves amid receipts of 18000 hogs.
Dr C B Southington Remedy Ad
An advertisement pledges a “Monthly” compound that rapidly relieves long standing cases in a few days. It claims safe use without interference with work and offers a booklet free. Pricing lists two strengths, 2.00 and 3.00, with a mailing address in Kansas City Missouri.
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Adies
Mali
C. B. Southington
Kansas City
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Ore
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Des Moines, Ta
Frank Wyckoff
ELAN
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VIM
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Florence Harcleroad
Laura Clausen
Irving Burri
Elford
Jack Burrt
Amanda Clement
Olive Fell
Cody
Wyo
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Kansas
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Pratt
Yellowstone Park
Valdemar Christensen
House Street
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Asatuta
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Dsther
Lake Minnehaha
Miss Mary Brown
Capitola Allison
Margaret Weaver
Eastern Points
Camp Grant
Illinois
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W. K. Weaver
South Dakota
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Eugene
Bruce
Ralph
Auburn Wash
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East Nineteenth Street
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Roy BH. Dinneen
Carl Raife
Nettford
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Raifes
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Alice Sedgwick
Newcastle Wye
Marian Jefferis
Youn
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Sedalia
Hunter M. Alexander
Buffalo Creek
Colo
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Sam Carson
Yellowstone National Park
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Horace
R.S. Johnson
Margaret
Sherwin Johnson
la Junta
Louise Kaster
Topeka
Kan
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
J. Fr. Crowley
Charles Morrissey
Lincoln
Neb
Ada
Coates
Gordon
George Schmidt
East
Frank Schmidt
TaintalenTo
Frank G. Beichhorn
Marion
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Richards
Minnie Garland
Washington, D. C
Albert Chapman
Garland
Our City
Charles Seifried
Park Addition
McGrew
Bellingham
Washington
Chey- Génne
Akron
Frank Reisler
N. Y. Curb
Allen
Ser
Buier 'S
Cosden
Elk Basin
Federal
Merritt Oe
Midwest Oil
Midwest Refining
Salt Creek
Glenrock Oil
N. Y. Stocks
Colorado
Aniv
Bejoc of
Od Samuel Ptr
Pumphie Seok
Denna Rochelle
Bears
Gensava Gonpaee
YORK
Castor
the Centaur Company
New York City
U.S. Bureau of Markets
J. H. Brittain
Geo.p. Knight
Capitol
W.w.dumm
Bening
Lesome
Best
Bret
Kerolax
Rtp
Ibaari
Abesity
the Plains Hotel
H. P. Hynds
First National Bank
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