Social notes from Cheyenne mingle arrivals and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Moulton prepare to arrive from Canada by motor for a Cheyenne visit. Invitations go out for a tea at Miss Carpenter to honor Miss Nimmo and Miss Murray. Paul A. Fink and family arrive guests of J. F. Fink after overseas service in Europe and a Germany wedding.
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Orin Moulton
Canada
Cheyenne
Orn
Mary Carpenter
Francis Fitch
Dorothy Foster
Miss Carpenter
West
Mary Nimmo
Geraldine Murray
Paul A. Fink
John Gans
South
Werere
Robert Archer
Ogden
Archer
Bobby
New York
Fred Millers
City
Florence Hall
Salt Lake City
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
Fort Russell
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
Pretty Party at Fort Russell Teas and Society News
A week’s social calendar highlights a Thursday tea hosted by Mrs Richart at Fort D Russell for guest Mrs Verner Samuels from Salt Lake City. The event featured yellow summer blooms, candles, and a guest list from town and fort Russell. Also reported are Society Star Legion meeting plans, engagements, birthday party notes, dancing at the Elks, hospitalities, and Park to Park banquet preparations with numerous social updates.
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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
Mystic Maze
Quayle, Christensen, Hainesworth
Taylor Roseboom
Sonnickson
the Elks
Hog and sheep market report with varied prices
A load of good hogs sold at 15.05 with most hogs between 14 and 14.75. A load of light hogs brought 13.75 and medium pig grades ranged from 18 down to 13.25. A moderate sheep run arrived with slow trading. one bunch sold at 12.25 while lambs were 11.90, wethers 6.76 and ewes 5 to 6 for fair to good grades.
Market Poultry Prices Quoted for Wholesale
Prices in the wholesale division show hens at 0.88 dollars per unit, roosters at 0.30, broilers at 0.52, ducks ranging 0.40 to 0.45, and turkeys at 0.35 to 0.40. The figures reflect standard market rates for the period.
Grain prices in Chicago advance with varied wheat and corn quotes
Chicago August grain market reports No. 2 red wheat at 2.56 2.66 and No. 2 hard at 2.54 2.56. Corn No. 2 mixed 1.63 1.64 and No. 2 yellow 1.68. Oats No. 2 white 71 ¾ cents, No. 3 white 68 ¾ 70 ¼ cents. Rye No. 2 2.08 2.03 ¾. Barley 1.10 1.12. Timothy hay 6.50 7.50. Clover seed 22 27. Pork nominal ligrd 18.25, ribs 14.50 15.60.
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Chicago
Timothy Koed
Trains Delayed Eastbound Amid Heavy Travel
Eastbound trains ran two hours late yesterday as heavy travel created longer trains and many through runs split into two sections. City park playground equipment was in high demand with kids crowded on swings and slides during the W. H. T. U. picnics. Local coal dealers raised prices Thursday prompting many families to stock up the early week. C E B Semrad, general manager, toured the electric light and gas plants.
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City Park
W. GC. T. U. Piecnte
C. EB. Semrad
Thompson Declines To Be a Candidate
Sam M. Thompson, three term prosecuting attorney of Laramie County, filed a declination of nomination with the county clerk. If the Democratic committee does not nominate a candidate, Roche Mentzer, the Republican nominee, will be unopposed in the election.
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Sam M. Thompson
Laramie County
Democratic County Committee
Roche Mentzer
Japanese Exclusion Debate Stirred California Farms
In Los Angeles a heated discussion on immigration exposed divisions over Japanese workers. De Motte warned one fifth of Imperial Valley farming is by Orientals and warned of a rising birth rate, claiming a plan to “Japanize” America. Parker called exclusion politics a football for California politicians while praising Japanese thrift in rural co operatives despite concerns about loyalty.
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Los Angeles
de Motte
California
Imperial Valley
Rails and Bonds Dominate New York Stock Market
A broad demand for rails led the session with rails and bonds the top movers. Trading ran about 875000 shares as Pacifics oils and several equipment stocks gained in the final hour while call money rose. Investment rails such as Southern Pacific Union Pacific Atchison Great Northern and Reading advanced slightly with others retreating.
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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 Rates Listed in Ohnstein & Graham Report
The report lists Liberty First 34%4s at 89.90, Liberty First 4s at 84.58, Liberty Second 4s at 84.40, Liberty First 4144s at 84.88, Liberty Second 4% s at 84.54, Liberty Third 4%4s at 87.78, Liberty Fourth 4% s at 84.84, and Liberty Fifth 4% s at 95.48.
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Ohnstein & Graham
Liberty First
Liberty
Metals Summary from New York and London Markets
Copper holds steady while tin rises in both New York and London markets. Lead eases in New York, with prices pegged around 9 dollars per unit, and London quotes tin and base metals with tin near £269 15s and copper around £93 176s 6d.
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New York
London
Exchange Rates and Bond Market Summary from New York
On Aug 26 in New York, mercantile paper held steady, with irregular exchange. Sterling offered at 8.59 dollars with 3.59 84 in cables. Francs 7.07 demand, Belgian francs 7.56. Guilders 31.75 demand, 81.85 cables. Lire 4.70 demand, 4.72 cables. Marks 2.12 demand, 2.15 cables. Montreal exchange quoted at 11 1-8 percent discount. Time loans firm across all dates at 81-2 88-4.
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New York
Mercantile
New York Exchange
Montreal
Live Stock Trade Mixed as Cattle Market Slows in Denver
Denver August cattle receipts show steady demand for northwest steers with killers at 11 to 12 dollars, fair stock 9 to 10.50, plain steers 9 and down. Cows strong if choice but slow for half fat. good to choice cows 7 to 8, fancy killers higher, fair cows 6.25 to 7, plainers 5.76 down. Veals firm up to 12. stockers in fair demand but quiet. Hog prices gain 15 to 25 cents with a top at 15.50 for a small batch of extra fancy hogs.
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Denver
Omaha Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Rise
Omaha market summary shows hog receipts at 5000 with prices 10 to 25 cents higher and top 14 75. Cattle receipts 1900 with beef and butcher similar or up 25 cents, veals steady, stockers up 25 to 50 cents. Sheep receipts 26500 with lambs strong to 2 65 cents higher, top $18.26, ewes steady, menders slow, top sale early $12.75.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady to Higher in Chicago Market
Chicago receipts total 54 000 with cattle 11 000 hogs 18 000 and sheep 25 000. Beef steers rise with top around 17.65 and bulk mostly 15.50 to 17.25 while heifers and grassers show strength amid mixed demand. Hogs gain 15 to 26 cents with top at 15.50 and light stock 14.75 to 15.40. Sheep hold steady to higher with native lambs around 13.50 and feeding lambs quoted near 13.00 to 138.00 per head.
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Chicago
U. S
Montana
Denver Vegetable and Fruit Market Report
Denver notes a weak tone in vegetables with ample supplies and slow trade. Colorado tomatoes and onions show price declines. Bermudas higher, cabbage slow, potatoes steady. Fruit demand brisk with limited supplies. apples, apricots, peaches, watermelons show shortages and varied crate pricing. Butter and eggs steady with solid demand. poultry trades strong with light receipts.
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Denver
Kansas
Colorado
California
Bermudas
New York Stocks Open and Close Report
Stock quotes show minor shifts with Atchison and Baldwin trading around eighty-one to eighty-nine and Bethlehem Steel near seventy seven. figures appear interrupted by OCR errors and lack complete context.
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Ohnstein & Graham
Atchison
Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Omaha Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Omaha market prices list No. 1 dark hard and No. 2 dark hard wheat at 2.48 to 2.62 and 2.47 to 2.52, No. 1 hard at 2.47 to 2.49, No. 2 hard at 2.47 to 2.52. Corn prices show No. 3 white at 1.48, No. 2 mixed at 1.48, No. 3 mixed at 1.47, oats No. 3 white at 67 ½, No. 4 white at 65 ½ cents.
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Omaha
Minneapolis grain and feed prices August report
Minneapolis reflects higher flour prices and mixed grain quotes. Barley and rye show modest gains while corn and oats hold near prior levels. wax prices noted.
Cox Announces His Evidence On World Peace Quotas
Governor Cox reviews national quotas and local subscriptions during a discussion on world peace. The typewritten list shows Denver and Omaha quotas of 50000 dollars each. He cites the Official Bulletin urging secrecy for local donor names while allowing wide publicity for the publication.
Secret Society and Box Office Taxation Debate
The letter questions secrecy around contributions and urges Mr. Hays and Mr. Upham to reveal returns on box office receipts. It argues the public deserves explanation and calls the Republican National Committee to remove them if information is not forthcoming. It frames the issue as a business affair affecting industry leaders and voting communities.
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Hays
Upham
Mr. Upham
Republican National Committee
Republican officials critique Cox campaign finance charges
Will H. Hay, chairman of the Republican National Committee, declined further comment after Governor Cox’s Pittsburgh speech. He urged Cox to reveal funding sources for the Democratic National Committee and allied committees, promising to disclose Republican contributions before the senate investigation next week.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Will H. Hay
Republican National Committee
Hays
Cox
Democratic Nationa Committee
Senate
Big American Bull Event Rumored Return
A fragmented clipping hints at a major bull event in the United States with references to a prominent institution and anticipated dates. Details are unclear but imply market activity and public interest centered on a key arena.
Fragmented OCR: Local Act Notice Appears Incomplete
An OCR fragment shows a local public action notice mentioning a state act and citizen involvement. The readable bits reference school or educational matters and lease terms, but essential details like dates and parties are missing.
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Mission
Arthur Spaulding
Underwood
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Spaulding
Mildred Rice
Lawrence
Pacific Northwest
Young
Oleta Bricker
Laramie
Verne Jamieson
Miles Bricker
Robert Lazeer
Robert, Jr
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Clarence Richardson
Cherokee Park
Service Star Legion
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Catherine McDevitt
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HW. R. Dodds
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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
Roedel
Joseph Skidmore
A. B W. Roedel
East
Fred Watson
Miss Freda
Mr. Watson
Tae van Yay
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Vana Vay
Robert L. Dickson
Ferdinand
Robert Dickson
Fort Collins
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Frances Logan
Bonnell
J. F. Jenkins
Union
C. W. Casselman
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U. S. Bureau of Markets
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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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