Denver Cattle Market Brisk Amid Mixed Show Cattle Demand
In Denver on January 14 the cattle market saw liberal receipts but most were show cattle not yet on offer. Demand remained fair with prices close to the prior day though generally lower than a week earlier due to softer eastern markets. Beef steers and feeders sold mixed, fat cows declined, veal calves brought 5.00 to 7.75, and hogs remained strong with tops near 7.90. Sheep receipts were fair with limited trading and steady prices.
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Denver
Coord
Omaha
Texas
Agricultural and market notes on poultry fruit and wool
The report details a fairly active poultry market with steady prices, stronger demand for live stock, and scarce springs and broilers. Fruit prices hold with good demand, Cubs pineapples arriving at 5.50 per crate. Wool market shows heavy season opening with broader buyer participation and larger volumes sought by manufacturers.
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Express
State Want Ads Offer Best Results for Readers
The State reader Want Ads invite readers to try one and find best results. Ads promise clear listings, quick responses, and wide reach for buyers and sellers in local markets.
Salt Creek field activity eyed by visiting executives
Salt Creek area in Natrona county shows four active oil ventures as Salt Creek syndicate brings in a new well producing 400 barrels daily. Officials including E Richard Shipp and T Wal Philp outline a northern extension route from Clearmen to Cad oma Bucknam area. Casper asbestos field sees International Asbestos declare a 3 percent dividend to be mailed next Monday based on mill profits since last August.
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Lace
Canper
I. DO
ManAdor Aly
Ing Olf Company
David Bhelich
Salt Creek Ov Syndicate
Potth
Paris
Cheyenne
Salt Creek
Natrona County
Shipp
Turlington
Mr. Shipp
Clearmen
Bucknam
Cadoma
Wyoming
E Richard Shipp
A T. Wal- Philp
Casper Asbestos Cield
International Asbestos Company
Alnee
Help Advertise Wyoming State Leader Subscription Drive
Promote Wyoming and Cheyenne business opportunities to the East via the State Leader. Special mail rates: one year 3.75 dollars, six months 2.00, three months 1.00. Encourage sending to at least one Eastern contact. phone the Leader office at 03 for immediate service.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Ward predicts Giants will win NL pennant
John M. Ward former New York Giants second baseman and 1909 NL presidential candidate arrived in Chicago to attend the USGA meeting at the Blackstone hotel. He endorsed the St Andrews Club rules for golf and stated the Giants are his choice for the pennant this year.
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John M. Ward
Giants
Chicago
New York Giants
National League
United States Golf Association
Blackstone Hotel
Annex
St. Andrews
Society Woman in Disagreement with Her Husband
New York January 14. Rumors spread of a dispute between Mr and Mrs Thomas Ashley Dent a wealthy furniture dealer with large interests in the city and Grand Rapids Michigan Dent owns a grand Pelham Manor residence and has caused the dispute to appear in the papers Mrs Dent accuses her husband of extravagance and refuses further cooperation.
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New York
Jas
Mere
Thomas Ashley Dent
Dent
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pelham, Manor
World’s ten rarest books valued at two hundred thousand
New York January 14 A two foot bookshelf of the world’s rarest books would fetch about two hundred fifty thousand dollars according to a value estimate by the Bibliophilee association. It lists items such as the Gutenberg Bible 60000 and Caxton’s Recuyer 40000 with other early works.
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New York
Hibliophilee Association
Hobson Bill Aims Penalties For Spies In Peace Time
Washington dispatch reports the judiciary committee favored the Hobson Bill to punish spies in peace with penitentiary terms of five to ten years and fines up to 1000 dollars for marking plates or photos of national defenses. The measure reflects suspicion of foreigners and delays in earlier reports. A separate item notes a Massachusetts bill requiring women to wear skirts below the knee and banning fleshings on beaches or stage with six months jail or a 20 dollar fine.
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Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Hobson
Spien
Prea
Philippines
Bay State
SOLON
Han
Boston
Massachusetts
James Robinson
Winthorp
Robinson
Ilegal
Committee On Legal Affairs
Prita
Cheyenne Citizens Offered State Leader Subscriptions
A local notice invites readers to support the State Leader by mail with subscription options of 3, 6, or 12 months. It provides the office address 1814 Carey Ave and phone number 93 for letters, calls, or writings.
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State Leader
Carey Ave
Brighton Beet Sugar Factory to Start Soon
Brighton Colorado January 14 work on the proposed Brighton beet sugar factory will begin within weeks. Altolf Volter president of the Brighton Beet Sugar company says Chicago will arrange the finances. The plant will process 400 tons daily and 2000 acres of beets have been pledged by local farmers.
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Brighton
Colo
Altolf Volter
Brighton Beet Sugar Company
Chicago
Rejected Suitor Proposes Twenty Second Time to Wed
In New York a man named Denardo proposed again to Nunziata after her repeated refusals. Court records show his 22nd proposal and her rejections. The man allegedly attempted to cut her when refused, with a magistrate warning of questions at trial. He is held on $4,000 bail awaiting trial on attempted murder charge.
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New York
Denardo Biondi Ia
Bere
Nunziataara
Sarta Wiseet
Stale Pender Want Ads Prompt Readers to Try
A brief notice invites readers to try the Stale Pender want ads, touting benefits and urging action. The message uses concise wording typical of small town classifieds, encouraging participation and response to listings.
Steamship Oceana Aims For Record Bermuda Run
The 8 8 Oceana of the Bermuda Atlantic line will sail from New York next Thursday under Captain Schwimmberger to Bermuda to attempt a record round trip. The line plans weekly Thursday departures at 4 pm, with Hamilton arrival by Saturday morning and return to New York by Monday, totaling over fourteen hundred miles and a short Bermuda visit. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
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Oceana
Bermuda- Atlantic Steamship Company
New York
Schwimmberger
Bermudas
Bermuda- Atlantic Inc
Hamilton
Bermuda
Fast time expected in Los Angeles races card
Los Angeles hosts two days of racing with thirteen events on the program. Local tracks expect swift times as horses and jockeys compete for top honors.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Motordrome Opens With Record Prospects in Stock Events
The opening day and Sunday schedule feature new tryout times and anticipated records in stock auto events. Entries include Ralph DePalma aboard a Simplex Nine ty and Frank Dearborn with a Flat Nine ty, with H Wilcox in a National six. The 25 mile main race lists Jope Hartford B Dingley, Wilcox National Moors Buick L Nikrent and Knox Six among entrants.
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Ralph DePalma
Frank Dearborn
H. Wilcox
Jope-Hartford
B. Dingley
Lyric Orchestra to Perform at Le Haron Restaurant
The Lyric Orchestra led by Chas Gardner will entertain patrons at Le Haron Restaurant today from 12:30 to 1:20 PM and again at 6:45 PM. The program features light classical pieces to suit a dinner service.
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Lyric Orchestra
Chas, Gardner
le Haron
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Collier's
Shermas
Steamship
TMNE
National
Wilcox
Moors
Buick
Nikrent
Knox
Nilerent
Western Land
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