Denver Livestock Market Report Shows Steady Returns
The Denver market reports a comfort cattle run and steady prices with strength in feeders and cattle trade. Cattle mainly beef and good demand for dead steers and cows. hogs active with top around 14 head at high end and sheep demand solid. quotes include steers 11.00 to 12.05, cows 8.50 to 9.25, hogs near 14.00 plus, lambs 15.00 to 16.00, with overall market imagery noting good outlets and varied lots across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Demtod
Sons
Market Report Mixed Livestock Receipts and Firm Cattle
Market firm for cattle with native steers priced from 8.60 to 14.50 and stockers 7.50 to 10.50. Cows and heifers quoted 0.00 to 11.90, calves 9.50 to 16.50. Sheep receipts 10,000 and market strong with wethers at 10.00 to 15.00 and lambs 15.00 to 17.75.
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Sansabocivty
Wike Recelpta
Vie Heeelpta
Dulles
Oil News Highlights Wyoming Wells Expand In Powder River Basin
report from Casper details activity across Powder River junction, Emigrant Gap, and Muddy fields with Ohio Oil drilling reaching 1560 feet on section 29 36 85 and additional rigs at sections 29 32 24. industry observers predict large potential at Lusk dome and Hidden Dome fields as multiple companies push development and new completions are expected as winter thaws.
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Casper
Powder River Junction
Iron Springs
Poison Spider
Emigrant Gap
Ohio
C. J. Harris
Ohio Ol Company
Virginian
Ivanhoe-Griffith
Curtis Petroleum
Big Indian
Big Bear Ol Company
Oklahoma
Salts in Hot Water Clears Pimply Skin
An old remedy touts four ounces of Rad Galts dissolved in water, taken daily before breakfast for a week, to purge bowel toxins and stimulate kidney filtration. The effervescent drink, made from grape acrid, lemon juice and lithia, purports to cleanse blood and clear skin of pimples and eruptions.
Relief promised to Colorado potato growers over car shortage
Denver February 6 Relief for Colorado potato growers facing crop loss due to a car shortage was promised at a state council of defense meeting. F W Woodward of the Colorado food administration said 3 000 cars would be provided within the next thirty days to move the potatoes from the state.
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Denver
Colorado
State Council of Defense
F. W. Woodward
Colorado Food Administration
Notice to German Empire residents to register in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne the city directs all German Empire males aged 14 and up who reside there and are not American citizens to register with the Chief of Police. Registration runs February 4 to February 6 1918. Alien enemies statewide, except those mailing from Cheyenne Laramie Rock Springs or Sheridan, must register at their post offices or city police headquarters. Registrants must provide four unsigned photos, sign across the face, and complete three blank registration forms with officer aid available.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Pogge
Yellowstone National Park
Laramie
Rock Springs
Sheridan
United States
Regis
Registration Oath and Fingerprint Procedure in 1918 Cheyenne
The text outlines how a registrant must personally appear before a registration officer to be sworn in, have fingerprints and a photograph attached, and sign or mark the oath. If unable to write, the registrant makes a mark and adds a left thumbprint. A second appearance is required 10 to 16 days after the last registration day to obtain a registration card, with signing or marking and thumbprint in the officer’s presence. Witnessed on January 18, 1918, in Cheyenne Wyoming by PF EMBERY, Chief of Police.
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Naval Service
United States
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Embery
Notice of Land Claim for Final Proof Cheyenne
Department of the Interior land office at Cheyenne Wyoming dated January 16, 1918 announces Andrew J McLerran of Cheyenne Wyoming filed homestead entry serial No 611657 Joy Ney Kemgley Section 12 Township 17N Range GWGub meridian. Final proof to establish title to the land to be made before the Register and Receiver Cheyenne Wyoming on February 4 1918. Claimant named Wit season Harry G Mills Ben F Metran George Persse and William K Beecher of Divide Wyoming Kish Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Andrew J. McLerran
Joy Ney
Kemgley
Township
Meridian
U. & Land Office
Cheyenone
Wyombe
Harry G. Mills
Ben F. Meterran
Wromling
George Persse
William K. Beecher
Divide
Wroming
Homestead Notice for George W. Lee Wyoming Claim
Notice is given that George W. Lee of Federal Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim in section 2 township 15 N range 60 W 6th principal meridian. The proof is to be before the U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming on March 8 1918 and witnesses are George H. Martin Richie Todd George Howell and Edward Hendrick all of Federal Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
George W. Lee
Pederal
6Th Prin. Meridian
U. S. Land Office
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DeBeque
Carey Ave
D. S. Dickert
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Colby
Aikhorn
Glenrock
Gees Creek
Jndes
commMon
North West
National
Western Keep
Wid River
Plackfoot
Daily Market Report
Denver Livestock
Belfeas
Hull
Warm Springs
Teslie Company
Warm Springs Development Company
Vincent- Richards Craig
Mets
Pioneer Exploration Company
Section 36
Ble
Bucknaum Dime
Union Ol Company
Keeline
Douglas
Wyoming-Kansas Syndicate
West Salt Creek Field
John S. Sur
Lusk Dome
Lusk
Wromine
Luvk
Robert K. Staley
Eward Lovewell
Heela-Wyoming Oil Company
Hecla Company
Lupton
Frontier
Elk Basin
Grass Creek
Hecla
Heck Company
Ohio Oil Company
Heela Company
Heela
Hidden Dome
Midwest Oil Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Remuee
Attorney General of the
United States of America
Istrants
G. C. Owen
L. EK
Leader
Jroom House
W. Lith
W. J. Beth Box
Eodtt
Wyo
Fone
Lincoln Highway
Durham Station
Plains
F. B. Adkins
Plalum Hotel, PLC
Waterman Fountain Pen
Seventeenth Street
Central Ave
Russells
St. Et
Thames
20Th
Wyoming General Hospital
Echoas
Surse
Desi
Anderson G2. C.F
Soticer Pork Publications
Cheyenne Business Directory
I. W. H. Andere
Citickens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wee
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Real
Brock
Ka Hehes Notary Public
Canto, Ave
J. A. Rrr
Patrick
Carew
John Curs
Thompson
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Bresnahan Bik
M al Hall
Lesepa
CW. Riser & CO
Lincoln
First National Bank
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne Trun
Capitol
Durham DuPiex Razorco
Jersey City
TIC Company
Building
New York
Shang Fiai
Seventeenth St
Lains Pane CO
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