Denver Daily Market Report Bitter Cattle and Hogs Mixed
Denver and Kansas City reports show cattle receipts fair with slow trade for medium grades and better demand for good fat cattle. Hogs and sheep show firm to strong prices across Omaha and Chicago with cattle and lamb totals notable. feeders and stockers quiet in Denver while river-area freight costs influence local prices.
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Denver
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Flattop Oil to Begin Drilling Near Douglas
Secretary Emil Hansen of Flattop Oil & Gas said the company is rapidly preparing to start drilling on land about eighteen miles east of Douglas. Casing and other material are hoped to be secured to begin operations soon after the first of the coming month.
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Douglas
Emil Hansen
Flattop Oil & Gas Company
Government oil control urged in Parker column
Washington Post reports advisers discuss government control of oil production distribution and price with emphasis on freeing supplies and lowering gasoline costs. It notes possible leasing of public lands 7 000 000 acres and wider government ownership to boost output and curb private price fixing.
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Francis Peabody
Roward Coffin
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Germany
Northcliffe
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Washington
Admiralty
United States
Lord Northcliffe
Broadway
Standard Oil Company
Aircraft Production Board
Baruch
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Middle
Texas
California
Navy
Standard
Hoover
Railroads Carry More Coal in 1917 Than Year Before
Fairfax Harrison reports railroads moved 129 721 more carloads of bituminous coal in July 1917 than July 1914, a 20.4 percent rise, yielding 6 486 000 extra tons. Through cooperative action 716 965 coal cars were loaded in July 1917 versus 625 244 in July 1916, as the railways merge to boost wartime transport efficiency.
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Fairfax Harrison
Railroads’ War Board
United States
Street Lighting for Green River Planned
Green River plans a new street lighting system with 29 lights. J M Shaffer (Hanna) becomes manager with W M Hartman (ex Cheyenne) as vice president. 300 watt lamps will light North Front Street and other areas, improving city illumination.
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Green River
Go. Miles
Green River Electric Light & Power Company
Denver
Miles
J. M. Shaffer
Hanna
W. M. Hartman
Cheyenne
North Front Street
Koen Miver
FOR SALE Classified items of various local notices
FOR SALE Little Six five passenger vehicle first class condition fully equipped cash or terms Coliseum pool hall 7647 Also big sale of Dittman ranch 1 1/2 miles southwest of Fort Russell Miles Heifers steers farm machinery household goods leaving Friday Aug 12 at 11 o clock free lunch Living and other items FOR SALE four room house cheap Call ORR FOR SALE Home Comfort range in perfect condition 2405 Iowa Street FOR SALE Pure bred Tom turkey Leghorn chickens 6B M Danforth Horse Creek Wyoming read by local notes
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Coliseum Ool
Allift
Dittman
Fort Russell
Paso
State Fair Postponed to Relieve Railroads
Fort Collins reports the Colorado State Fair is abandoned for the year as military authorities use Pueblo fair grounds for barracks and training fields. The Arkansas Valley fair at Rocky Ford is set for September 4 to 7 as the only major event in the state this year.
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Fort Collins
Pueblo
State Board of Commissioners
Rocky Ford
Opening of Cheyenne public schools for 1918 term
Notice outlines school openings on Tuesday September 4 with start times by department and building. It lists age entry cutoff, registration details for new entrants, and staggered report times for Johnson Converse Mount Central Churchill Corlett districts. Prospective transfers from other districts urged to report to the superintendent.
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Roat
Pioneer Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Churchill School
Twenty Fifth Street
Kvane Street
al G Churchill School
Bort Bussell
Corlett School
Ames Pacific
Dehn
Achool
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Wyoming
John W. Henson
Suny
Wyonmleg
Edward Reed
George Wellesee
Marion Marie
Rey Hartsook
Will Reid
Register
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