President Wilson heads to Rome aboard special train
The Franco Italian frontier was crossed at Modane at 10 30 this morning by the president's special train to Rome. Miss Margaret Wilson accompanied the president and sang for troops in France, while the Italian ambassador and Prince of Udine also joined the party. The Alps were visible as the train climbed. officials rested from duties and looked forward to the Rome visit.
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Polish Pianist Ignats Paderewski Arrives in Warsaw Amid Welcome
Ignats Paderewski reached Warsaw from Posen at 11 p m in a guard escorted procession. A massive crowd sang and cheered as troops protected him from Bolshevik threats, while a spectator house collapse killed 26 nearby. The arrival fuels expected government changes ahead of the peace conference.
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Local Furniture Firm Changes Hands
Arthur Gregory, after six months with Percy Smith Furniture, completes negotiations to own and manage Capitol Furniture. He takes over as proprietor and will oversee operations and staff. The sale marks a new chapter for Capitol Furniture and the local retail scene.
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Crepe Company's Local Family News Report
The text notes Mr. and Mrs. Bar Gorham planning a Cheyenne move and mentions their son or a related figure, with reference to business directions and activities. The fragmentary wording suggests a local society notice about family business plans and possible relocation.
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French Troops Enter Pest and Seize Count Caroly’s Castle
According to an Associated Press dispatch via Zurich, about two thousand French soldiers moved into Budapest early today. One detachment seized the castle of Count Caroly where German Marshal von Mackensen is interned, signaling a bold shift in the Hungarian capital.
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Gopper Has Wild Day as Market Lacks Firm Quotations
New York Jan 2 The first day of freedom from government control saw no firm copper quotations. Rumors floated of electrolytic forward shipment at 20 but no definite business at that level. Prominent interests quoted spot nominals at 38. Other street quotes ranged 21 to 22 as buyers and sellers waited for developments.
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BATONIC Promises Quick Relief for Acid Stomach
Advertises BATONIC as a safe tablet to remove excess stomach acid and relieve symptoms like bloating indigestion and tiredness. Claims rapid improvement in digestion and energy, with guarantees and mail order offer from H L Kramer, president of the Watsonle Remedy Co., Chicago.
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Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady on Nebraska Market
Omaha buyers reported a steady to firm market with hogs mostly $17.10 to $17.50 for heavier lots and pigs at $10.00 to $16.00. Cattle receipts around 3500 showed native steers $11.00 to $18.50, cows and heifers $7.00 to $13.50, range and western lots $6.50 to $16.00. Sheep at 1000 head moved steady to 20 cents higher with lambs $15.15 and feeder lambs $10.00 to $14.76.
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Burial of Mrs. Elizabeth MacKenzie in Buford Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth MacKenzie of Buford Wyoming who died New Year’s Day of influenza will be held this morning at 10 o’clock at the Early chapel with Rev J S Stubblefield officiating. Interment will be at Lakeview cemetery.
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Denver cattle and hog market holds steady after holiday rush
Fat cattle demand remains strong in Denver with good supply and steady prices. Cows and heifers show solid demand with prices around 11 dollars for cows and 14 to 16.75 for choice beef sheets, feeders up to 12.76, down to 9.00 for common stock. Hogs show strong demand and steady prices as buyers absorb last two days of supply.
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