Cheyenne Social Notes Highlight Incoming Visitors
Cheyenne society pages note Mr. and Mrs. Orin Moulton will arrive from Canada by car for a winter stay. Invitations are issued for a tea by Miss Mary Carpenter and others in honor of Miss Mary Nimmo and Miss Geraldine Murray. Paul A. Fink and family arrive from overseas with infant Marguerite Elizabeth. veterans of Europe, their marriage occurred in Germany last year. The Guibersons of Tulsa visit, then depart south after a Pleasant Medicine Bow outing. The McDaniels return from California. Mrs Spaulding visits Underwood. Mrs Rice tours the Pacific Northwest. Oleta Bricker travels to Laramie for familial matters. Mrs Verne Jamieson ill, Bricker to remain in town for now. Mrs Archer to visit Cheyenne, en route from Ogden after New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Fink
John Gans
South
Young
Oleta Bricker
Laramie
Verne Jamieson
Miles Bricker
Werere
Robert Archer
Cheyenne
Ogden
Archer
Bobby
New York
Fred Millers
City
Pretty Party at Fort Russell Tea for Mrs Verner Samuels
A Thursday afternoon tea at Mrs Richart’s Fort D. A. Russell quarters honored guest Mrs Verner Samuels of Salt Lake City. Guests from town and fort attended from 4 to 6 PM, with yellow blooms and nas turtiums as centerpieces. a number of Fort Russell and town ladies assisted hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Russell
Richart
Fort D. A. Russell
Verner Samuels
Salt Lake City
J. D. Shingle
Bigelow
Meyer
Ramey
Axton
Katherine Bigelow
Eliza Lane Dugan
Mary Keiffer
Margaret Merriweather
the Elks
Roedel
Joseph Skidmore
Omaha
Neb
A. B W. Roedel
East
Hog and sheep market report with varied hog prices
A load of good hogs sold at 15.05 with most hogs trading from 14 to 14.75. One load of light hogs brought 13.75. Medium pigs ranged 18 to 13.25. A moderate run of sheep arrived. lambs traded around 11.90, wethers 6.76, ewes 5 to 6. Prices indicate a strong Thursday market overall.
Wholesale poultry prices quoted in market report
The wholesale division listed hens at 88 cents, roosters 30 cents, broilers 52 cents, ducks 40 to 45 cents, and turkeys 35 to 40 cents.
Grains Futures Prices Mixed in Chicago Early Trade
Chicago market notes show No 2 red wheat at 2.56 to 2.66 a bushel, No 2 hard 2.54 to 2.56, corn No 2 mixed 1.63 to 1.64, yellow 1.68, oats No 2 white 71 to 71.5 cents, rye No 2 2.03 to 2.08, barley 1.10 to 1.12, timothy seed 6.50 to 7.50, clover 22 to 27, pork items. ligrd 18.25, ribs 14.50 to 15.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy Koed
Trains Delayed Eastbound By Heavy Travel
Eastbound trains ran late by about two hours as heavy travel produced unusually long trains and many through services ran in two sections. Children crowded City park playground equipment during the afternoon as W. G. T. U. pieced filling bunched swings and slides. Local coal dealers raised prices Thursday prompting families to stock up early to avoid the rise. C. E. B. Semrad, general manager, inspected the electric light and gas plants. Phone 8 Messenger Service offers delivery of the Tribune or Leader if not received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
J. F. Jenkins
Union
C. W. Casselman
Thompson Declines to Run for Prosecuting Attorney
Sam M. Thompson who served three terms as prosecuting attorney of Laramie county and was nominated in the Democratic primary by write‑in votes filed his disinclination of the nomination. If the Democratic county committee does not nominate, Roche Mentzer will be unopposed in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam M. Thompson
Laramie County
Democratic County Committee
Roche Mentzer
Japanese Exclusion Debate in California Sparks Rhetoric
On page one continuation, Los Angeles figures opposed to the exclusion resolution, with De Motte arguing Japanese pose a national threat. He cites one fifth of Imperial Valley farming by Orientals and an estimated 87,000 Japanese population, while questioning loyalty and accusing a plan to Japanize America. Prof. Parker calls exclusion politics a football and defends Japanese thrift and farm role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
de Motte
California
Imperial Valley
Rails and bonds lead stock market trading burst
Broad demand for rails extended to bonds and lifted investment rails such as Southern Pacific Union Pacific Atchison Great Northern and Reading while cheaper motor shares and several industrials sagged. Call money rose as funds prepared for federal reserve withdrawal with mixed gains among oils and select rails in late trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison
Great Northern
Reading
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Rock Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mexican Petroleum
Sumatra Tobicco
Replogle
American Can
Bethlehem Motors
Rails
Bethlehem
Maxwell
Pierce-Arrow
Studebaker
Chandler
Baldwin Locomotive
American Car
Cuba
Federal Reserve Bank
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Chicago & Great Western
Western Maryland
Ontario & Western
Liberty Bonds Prices From Ohnstein and Graham Report
The report lists Liberty Bond prices for various series. First 34 percent bonds trade near 89.90, Fourth series at 84.84, and Fifth series at 95.48, with other series quoted between 84.40 and 87.78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohnstein & Graham
Liberty First
Liberty
Metals News Roundup from New York and London
Copper holds steady while tin climbs in both markets. Lead eases to 9 pence per unit spot. London copper at £93 176s 6d and tin at £269 15s, zinc at £39 15s. Call money strong with rates near 7 to 9 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Exchange rates and specie notes from New York August
Mercantile paper unchanged and exchange irregular as of August 26 in New York. Sterling demand 8.59, cables 8.59 84. Francs 7.07 demand, 7.09 cables. Belgian francs 7.56 demand, 7.68 cables. Guilders 31.75 demand, 81.85 cables. Lire 4.70 demand, 4.72 cables. Marks 2.12 demand, 2.15 cables. New York exchange on Montreal 11 1-8 percent discount. Time loans strong for all dates 81-2 88-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercantile
New York Exchange
Montreal
Livestock Market Report from Denver a Thursday Sale
A fair Thursday cattle run in Denver showed slow trade. Northwestern steers sold at 11 to 12 dollars, good cows 7 to 8, fair cows 6.25 to 7, plain cows 5.76 and down. Veals up to 12. Hog clearances improved with prices up 15 to 25 cents and a small bunch of extra fancy hogs at 15.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Market Summary: Hogs Cattle Sheep Receipts and Prices
Omaha market report shows hogs receipts 5000 mostly 10 to 25 cents higher with solds $13.75 to $14.25 and top $14.75. Cattle receipts 1900 with beef and butcher steady to 25 cents higher. veals steady. stockers and feeders up 25 to 50 cents. Sheep receipts 26500 lambs strong to 25 to 60 cents higher. best range lambs $18.26. ewes and mediates slower, top sale early $12.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Chicago
U. S
Montana
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady to Higher in Chicago Market
Chicago market reports show cattle receipts at 11 000 with beef steers and grassers mixed in price moves. hog receipts 18 000 with 15 to 26 cent gains. sheep receipts 25 000 with lambs bid up to 14 dollars and feeders around 138 dollars per head. Bulls and canners moved variably as buyers adjusted.
Denver vegetable and fruit market steadies with mixed changes
In Denver on Thursday a weak tone touched vegetables with good supplies and slow trade. Tomatoes eased to 8-10 cents a pound Colorado grown. onions down to 3 to 8.40 per 100 pounds. California wine?ons slipped to 3-3.75 per 100. Ber Mudas rose to 2-2.75 per crate. cabbage slow at 1-1.25 per 100. Potatoes steady 38 to 3.75 per 100. Fruit showed brisk demand with limited supply. apples 2.25-4 per box. apricots 2.50-8.50 per crate. peaches 1.60 per crate. watermelons 2-8 per 100. Butter mostly steady at 66 cents per lb. fat price unchanged. Eggs steady. No. 1 stock 53-85 cents per dozen. case count 12.50-12.75. poultry prices unchanged amid good trade and light receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Kansas
Colorado
California
Bermudas
New York Stocks Open and Close Mixed
Stock quotes show Atchison and Baldwin moving in narrow ranges while Bethlehem Steel appears to edge up, indicating uncertain early trading. Investors watch for broader economic signals as markets open with small gains and losses across key names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohnstein & Graham
Atchison
Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Omaha Wheat and Grain Prices Report
Wheat prices listed for several grades at Omaha on August 26 with ranges for No 1 and No 2 dark hard and hard grades. Grain values show corn and oats with various white and mixed classifications and per bushel amounts.
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Omaha
Grain Prices Reported in Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis reports a rise in flour and associated grain prices. Prices per barrel and per sack vary, with bran and corn, oats, barley, rye, and wax listed among the day’s quoted figures, reflecting mixed movement in commodity markets.
Cox proposes public quotas and secrecy in donations
Governor Cox lists city quotas of 50 000 for Denver and Omaha and cites an August bulletin urging secrecy of local subscriptions. He argues the publication should be wide but not locally disclosed, stressing non exclusive publicity for donor amounts.
Secrecy Alleged in Local Political Contributions
A letter questions secrecy in voter impact of contributions and demands public disclosure. The writer urges Hays and Upham to reveal returns on box office receipts and calls for the Republican National Committee to remove them if they fail to explain. The piece frames the issue as a business matter affecting industry leaders and tax-like quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Upham
Mr. Upham
Republican National Committee
Republican Nominating Committee Leader Responds in Pittsburgh Speech
Will H. Hay, chairman of the Republican National Committee, said he had no comment after Governor Cox's Pittsburgh speech. He reiterated the earlier case statement calling Cox's charges an utter sale and urged Cox to reveal the funds sources behind the Democratic National Committee and allied groups. He noted the GOP will disclose campaign finances to the Senate investigation next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh
Will H. Hay
Republican National Committee
Hays
Cox
Democratic Nationa Committee
Senate
Yolu BR Big Amer Men Bull to Fi
A fragmented OCR item mentions a large American man and a bull in a payback or fight context. Readable elements include locations and affiliations, but specifics are unclear due to damage. The piece style resembles a brief crime or sports blurb with names partially visible.
Fragmented OCR Note on Local School Action
Partial readable line shows a school related act or lease notice. Mentions citizen and state action but text is garbled with missing names dates and places. No clear event, outcome, or entities beyond general references to a school matter and civic action.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orin Moulton
Canada
Orn
Mary Carpenter
Francis Fitch
Dorothy Foster
Miss Carpenter
West
Mary Nimmo
Geraldine Murray
Wes
Mrs. C. T. McDaniel
Mission
Arthur Spaulding
Underwood
Jacob Sherman
Spaulding
Mildred Rice
Lawrence
Pacific Northwest
Robert Lazeer
Robert, Jr
George Stanley
Clarence Richardson
Cherokee Park
Service Star Legion
Carnegie Library
Legion
Des Moines
Florence Hall
Richard W. Warren
Mildred Hall
Wayne Bargis
Miss Hall
John Hall
Mabel Turner
Walter Fletcher Vrooman
Miss Turner
C. W. Mitchell
Rochester
Sergeant Vrooman
Niagara
Atlantic
Vrooman
Buffalo
N. Y
Kelley Mercantile Company
A. K. Smith
Mystic Maze
Quayle, Christensen, Hainesworth
Taylor Roseboom
Sonnickson
Catherine McDevitt
Lincoln
Isabelle Weir
Thurday
H. B. Henderson
HW. R. Dodds
Mildred Swope
Colorado Springs
Florence Snow
Potter, Neb
Mabel McAdam
Clara Barnheisel
Yellowstone Park
Ruth Curry
J. Ehrenfeld
Miss Bethel_ Ehrenfeld
Rawlins
Miss Ehrenfeld
Northwestern University
Masonic Temple
Albert
Crowland
Vbank
M. P. Thompson
Mildred Keirsey
Long Beach
Cal
Miss Keirsey
Fred Watson
Miss Freda
Mr. Watson
Tae van Yay
Helen Husted
Vana Vay
Robert L. Dickson
Ferdinand
Robert Dickson
Fort Collins
Dicksons
Valeria Bonnell
Frances Logan
Bonnell
Country Club
Cheyenne Country Club
Hanna
Alice Forbes
Babbette Wasserman
Ceraldine Murray
Maderna
J, .W. Leard
Douglas, Ariz
Georgia Hirst
Lillian Shepherd
Norfolk, Va
Marie Jordan
W. GC. T. U. Piecnte
C. EB. Semrad
Tribune
Leader
Thompson
Crugible Steel
General Motors
Republic A
Sinclair Oil
Texas Oil
Steel Wheeeae
Utah Copper
Atlas Crude
Bessemer
Big Indian
Blackstone
Buck Creek
Black Tail
Boston-Wye
Burkeee
Sonsor Capitol Pet
Roy Columbine
Gow Gulch
Donino
Flkhorn
Q T
William
Frantz Cor
Gates Oil
Wst
Pet
Lutton Lake
Ewell
Jupiter
Inney Seen
Lance Ok Lusk Pet Oe
Lusk Roy
Mallen Oil
Mt. & Guilt
Mike Henry
Northwest
Outwest Picardy Anee
Roston
Red Vbanl
Roy & Pro
Stan
Roy
Sunset O
Om Bell
West States
Wind River
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
N. Y. Curb
Allen Panes
Ser
Bakrs
Rik Basin Ree
Merritt
Midwest Oil
Abit Midwest
Midwest Refining
Glenrock
N. Y. Stocks
Minneapolis
Hutton Lake
Capitol Petroleum
United Petroleum
Outwest
Carey Ave
D. S. Dickert Stocks and Bonds
Cheyenne, Wyo
the Housewives
The
Wyoming Fruit Company
West 16Th St
W. 16Th
Concord Grapes
Kelley Mercantile Co
Yolu
Amer
Ken
Tizen
Ditadéral
Otels Alanned
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