Denver Livestock Market Report Aug 28 Cattle and Hogs
Receipts fair and market slow with no major change from yesterday. Good fat cattle in steady demand, medium grades slow. steers 9.00 16.80, cows 6.50 7.60, calves 9.00 11.00. Sheep demand good, feeders active. Kansas City and Omaha reports show mixed hog and cattle prices, with high end for prime beef. Chicago markets note hog scarcity and firm cattle and sheep demand.
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Denver
Colo
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Flattop Oil to Begin Drilling East of Douglas
Secretary Emil Hansen of Flattop Oil & Gas announced rapid preparations for drilling on company land about eighteen miles east of Douglas. They expect to secure casing and other material in time 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 as price fixing feared
Washington talks of government takeover of oil production distribution and pricing to ease shortages and cut gasoline costs. Officials say crude could be increased within 24 hours if needed while Standard Oil limits output to keep prices high. a leasing plan or full control is considered to supply the war effort.
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Washington, D. C
The
Washington Post
Bernard Baruch
Francis Peabody
Roward Coffin
Navy Department
Congress
Uncle Sam
John Db
Germany
Northcliffe
Mr. Balfour
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 that adds 6 486 000 tons beyond 1916 levels. Through cooperation, 716 965 coal cars were loaded in July 1917 versus 625 244 in July 1916, as part of a single continental railway system boosting wartime efficiency.
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Fairfax Harrison
Railroads’ War Board
United States
Street Lighting for Green River Planned
Green River announces a new street lighting system with twenty nine lights totaling 300 watts each. J M Shaffer succeeds Miles as manager and vice president W M Hartman joins as senior manager. materials are on hand to begin installation on North Front Street and other areas, boosting the town’s 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 Items And Notices From Local Market
A fragmented classified listing shows multiple for sale notices and sale announcements. Items include a Little Six vehicle in first class condition with cash or terms, an auction of Dittman’s ranch with livestock and farm machinery, a four room house, a Home Comfort range, and pure bred poultry stock from Horse Creek Wyoming among other scattered sale notes.
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Coliseum Ool
Allift
State Fair Postponed to Relieve Railroads
Fort Collins reports the Colorado state fair is abandoned for the present year due to military use of Pueblo fair grounds as barracks and training fields. The only major fair scheduled is the Arkansas Valley fair at Rocky Ford from September 4 to 7.
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Fort Collins
Pueblo
State Board of Commissioners
Rocky Ford
Opening of Cheyenne Public Schools for the new term
Notice details the September 4 opening times for all Cheyenne schools, with grade and high school start times. It lists entry age requirements for first time entrants, registration deadlines, and specific start locations for various neighborhood schools. It also directs pupils from other districts to report early with credentials and notes separate high school registration on September 1 at 9:00 A.M.
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Cheyenne
Johson School
Union Pacific
Johnson Achmol
Converse
Evans Street
House
Vans Streets
A. Mt. Central Sevient
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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Daily Market Report
Denver Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Flattop Company
Cheyenne Wool & Hide Company
Bent Street
Wyo
Logan Fountain
Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Ava
Otis & Company
Midwest Refining
Grass Creek Pet
Midwest Common
Grass Creek O. & G. Midwest
Hall
Merritt Annez
Kinoney
Northwest
Ah Bessemer
Boston
Elkhorn
Glenrock
Pathfinder W.suess le
Royalty
Center
Jupiter
BK. T. Williams
Western Ex
U.S. Arm
Inquire
Karley Davidson
Coliseum Pool Hall
SA Graflex
Phom
Dittman
Fort Russell
Paso
Fraeti
Iowse Street
Tom Iarron
Danforth Horse Creek
Ft. Collins
B. Hicks
Pas
Call Coliseum
Alitf
Carey
Router
Mr. Taylor
Addres XV
Care
Echo Oud
Western Union Tel. Co
Ches If
SCHUM
Ira i Fer
Pela
Oomles
A.B. Southington Remedy CO
Kansas
Citt, Wu
Wyoming Pioneer Bargain Store
Pioneer Ave
Trinida
Colorado Springs
la Junta
Giraud Junction
Durango
Rock Springs
Casper
Sheridan
W. R
Postal Telegraph Office
Nantes
St Pat
Dyer Hotel
N. H. Hoar
Mederal
Wrecht
Knight's
W. A. Wyman
Washington Pont
Meilicine How
Lincoln
Call Kelley Merc
Yziil House
Pdat
Brou
W. W. Quinn Chiropractor
Carey Ave
Postefties Weld
Cheyenne Business Directory
Wilfrid O'Leary
Attorney
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Lloyd
Sampson Attorney-at-Law
Nat'l Back
Cheyenne, Wyo
DR. W. Andrew
Citizens Nations
Wro
A. A. Babremesen Architect
Carey Avenue
D. W. Gull
Real Estate
Raochee
Notary Public
TUE Pederal Land Co
Ciy Department
City Property
Atic
Joan Chas
Thompson
Bresnahan Elk Cheyenne, Wye
Mark Chapman
Weat
Nineteenth
W. Hiner & CO
Cnneyenne
Rip Atiriok
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