Daylong cattle market in Denver and national notes
Cattle at Denver yards total over 8200 head with good demand and mixed prices. Beef steers 7.00 to 7.50, cows 5.50 to 6.95, veal and bulls strong. Feeder trade active after initial mood, northern Colorado buyers present. Hogs near 9.65 to 9.95. sheep show strong demand with record prices for fat lambs and fat yearlings. Other markets: St Joseph and Omaha receipts and prices, St Louis hogs and cattle higher and steady respectively.
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Denver
Deco
Kansas City
Colorado
Nebraska
Joseph
Omaha
Neb
Dee
Texas
ST. Louis
Chicago
Market Reports from Chicago and Kansas City Open Dec
Hog and cattle receipts in Chicago and Kansas City show steady to firm markets. Chicago buyers report mixed hogs and cattle with strong tone and varied price ranges. Kansas City lists prime fed cattle and dressed beef ranges, with steady demand across multiple classes and lambs and sheep steady in price.
Cheyenne Grain Prices From Local Milling Co
Local prices list from Cheyagne Milling Co shows wheat at 1.60 to 1.65, durum wheat 1.60 to 1.65, oats 1.60 to 1.70 per cwt, and corn 2.40 per bushel. Nebraska hay ranges from 15.00 to 20.00, with alfalfa hay at 18.00 and straw 0.00 per ton. Local area provider Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co furnishes the data.
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Cheyenne
Cheyagne Milling Co
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company
Wien
Nebraska
Pacific Rail Timetable Highlights Western Main Line
Historic timetable lists trains on Union Pacific main link including No 11 Cheyenne to Portland arriving 11 45 p m and departing 12 01 a m No 3 California Express arriving and departing times, No 19 Pacific Limited schedule, No 1 Overland Ltd extra fare, No 6 Mail Coach, No 9 Fast Mail, No 10 Fast Mail, No 20 Pacific Limited, No 18 Portland Cheyenne flyer, No 2 Overland Ltd extra fare, No 8 Los Angeles Limited, No 4 Atlantic Express, No 6 Omaha Express, plus southbound and Denver Casper Billings routes with arrival and departure times.
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Eevee
Pacific Limited
East Hound
Atlantic Express
Omaha Express
Lienver
Billings
Denver
Casper
Salaries of Ball Players Will Be Reduced in 1917
Chicago December 1 1916 The American League will sharply cut salaries for players signed at high figures to fight the Federal league costs. President B K Johnson says expenses will be curtailed and no renewal of war era contracts. A new equitable contract will be drafted at the December 14 meeting to be fair to players and owners.
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Chicago
Federal League
B. K. Johnson
Johnson
Fremont to Have Farm Loan Bank
Riverton December 1 The County Agricultural Agent announces that a meeting on November 26 organized a National Warm Loan association. A directors board was elected B C McDowell K D Cameron B C G Lambert son J C York W A Cleveland. About 64 farmers have signed for loans from 1000 to 6000 dollars. Articles of association will be drawn for December 2 and the board will elect officers to pursue a charter from the district Federal Land Bank.
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Riverton
Quy Hobgood
B.C. MccDowell
K. D. Cameron
B. C G. Lamberson
J. C. York
W. A. Cleveland
Lowne
District Federal Land Bank
Jury Decides First Case Under Compensation Law
In Kemmerer, a jury ruled in favor of Kenneer Coal Company of Frontier over Selma Nelson, widow of John Nelson, in the first case under the workman's compensation law heard by a jury. Nelson died after a broken leg and alleged typhoid as the cause. she received 57.50 for the period her son was disabled.
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Kpmmerer
Wreeutte
Selma Nelson
Kennerer Ass Company
Frontier
Arnold
John Nelson
Kemmerer
Hectora
Fevartdt
Metcalf’s Ship To Carr for Burial After Funeral
The body of Thomas W. Metcalf aged 33 who died Thursday morning at St John hospital will be shipped to Carr by Clyde Barry Sunday morning. Funeral services will be held at the French home in Carr and burial will be at Fort Collins. He is survived by his wife and four children.
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Thomas W. Metcalf
St. John's Hospital
Carr, Cole
Clyde Barry
Rench
Carr
Fort Colling
Help Wanted and Lost Notice Mixup
Classified items list sewing jobs and errands with phone codes LO85M and 1146M and a note for an elderly man to attend furnace work at Salvation Army. Also a lost item reference to 14 Ucketa to Bachelor Bers novelty dance with a return instruction to State Leader.
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Salvation Army
Ucketa
Teward
Parcel Post Sale at Presbyterian Mazini Makes Bargain Rush
Parish fundraiser at the Presbyterian Mazini church offers parcels at 25 cents each donated by friends. Items include aprons, handmade crafts, home made candy, woodwork, sandwiches and cake with coffee. Event runs 8:30 to 4:30 on December 21 in church parlors.
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Presbyterian Mazini
I Yierinn
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Naper
Fisher
Aeine
Real esTaTrea
Daily Market Report
Kiarry P. Hynds
Bates
Wothers
D. B. Gillespie
Cleason Mercantile Company
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Masseur
Carey
Logan
THE
Federal Land Company
Devarunsas
Ee — Reading
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
DAVIS
Ames
Opera Hous
Delaware
Carey Blocks
Warres
Ji M. Carey
Bro
Thees
Union Pacific
Portland Flyer
M. No. T
Los Angeles Limited
California Express
Oxace
Colorado & Southern
Chichester
A. R. Wittee, M. D
Hresnahen Wik
Cheyenne, Wye
J. Rosenblum
Wall Paper
Palo & Olly
Cheyenne, Wea
Fremont
Farm Loan Bank
W. Metcalf
Wm. Harding
Grover, Cole
Gini
Pidnee Ave
Pal
J. M. Carey & Bro
Sik
Miller Steel
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Ham
Adaten
California
P. L
Warren Avenue
West 10Th Street
Arey
Jenkin’s
Citi
Cheyenne Business Directory
John Chas. Thompson Sr
Wyo
DW. Gill
Eee
Notary Public
Wyoming
Mark Onapman
W. Riner & Co
Carey Ave
William Durods
Capitol Ave
A A. Barkeien Architect
Garey
O'Leary
Citions Nath Bank
W. H. Andrew
Citizens National Task Building
Freres
Chas, L. Riedow
J. Howell
Eqdon
Tom RL
Allorseyeat
Liroyd C. Sampson
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