Employment ads and Navy recruitment notice from Cheyenne paper
Classified notices include free employment ads for Miss Soper the dressmaker and a three line ad rate plus a tailoring college training offer. A Navy recruitment pitch invites 17 to 25 year olds to visit the recruiting station or write for a free booklet detailing pay, training, promotions, and life at sea.
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United States Navy
Navy
Wyoming
Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne
Mutual Cooperative Mining Company Incorporation
The Mutual Cooperative Mining Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 1 1913 to own operate mine and mill properties including lode and placer claims and smelters with offices in Cheyenne and operations in Laramie county Wyoming and Denver and Boulder counties Colorado. Five directors H R Adams W Frank Headley Frank E Wire Howard Flores and Hugh R Steele to govern for fifty years with agent Marion A Kline 507 First National Bank Building Cheyenne. The capital stock is 1500000 dollars at 1 dollar per share.
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the Mutual Cooperative Mining Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Laramie
Denver
Boulder
Colorado
H. R. Adams
Frank Headley
Frank E. Wire
Howard Flores
Hugh R. Steele
Marion A. Kline
First Nat. Bank Bldg
THE
Mutual Cooperative Mining Company
Frank E. MiNs
Tle
Heyenne
W. Prank Steadley
Friink BE. Wire
Special Stockholders Meeting Called for Gil Crest Russell Lumber
Notice states holders of all capital stock request a special meeting of Gil Crest Russell Lumber Company at its principal office 712 Ninth Street Greeley Colorado on Monday February 17 1913 at 10.00 AM. The board acts per resolution to convene.
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Ninth Street
Greeley
Colorado
Gilcrest Lumber Company Name Change At Stockholders Meeting
Notice announces an annual meeting in Greeley Colorado January 2 1973 to approve amendments to corporate charter renaming to The Gilcrest Lumber Company and reduce directors to three with authority to perform related actions. Also a separate notice for Publishing Company stockholders in Cheyenne Wyoming January 11 1913 to elect directors and conduct business.
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Gilcrest Lumber Company
Greeley
Colorado
The
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Burglar Steals 10000 Nickels From New York Woman
Mrs Emily Kuho of New York reported a burglary that wiped out her nickel stash totaling 10 000 nickels saved since 1883. A collection of German coins was left intact and jewelry also vanished in the theft.
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Emily Kuho
New York
Denver Grain Market Report of January Prices
Market notes for Denver in January list wheat winter and spring at 60 pounds per bushel, flax seed per ton, various hay grades from South Park to prairie, alfalfa values around 9 to 10 dollars, barley and oats prices, with wheat and straw figures and scattered OCR junk. Nebraska and Colorado listings appear with rough per ton and per bushel estimates.
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Colorado
Nebraska
South Park
Colorado Upland
Denver Livestock Yard Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Demand
Cattle receipts were liberal with steady demand as Eastern markets fell. Beef steers sold around 7.60 with ranges from 7.00 to 7.60, cows 5.50 to 6.00, bulls and veal calves near 5.00 to 6.00. hogs steady top 7.50, most 7.06 to 7.26. sheep and lambs strong with ewes 4.25 to 4.50 and yearlings about 6.60, feeding lambs around 7.00.
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Denver
Market Report Of Livestock Prices And Receipts
Livestock receipts reach about 12 000 cattle and 9 700 sheep with market steady. Heifers and western steers priced from 4 50 to 9 00, calves 6 00 to 9 00, bulls 4 25 to 6 50, yearlings 5 00 to 7 00, ewes 4 50 to 6 10, lambs 8 00 to 9 00, hogs and canners noted with varied ranges.
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Texac
Wyoming Mining Company Incorporation Notice
Notice states a Wyoming mining company incorporated Nov 11 1919 in the secretary of state's office. It outlines acquisition plans including lode placer and mill sites, with 1 million shares capital stock, 50 year term, operations in Laramie County and Denver area, corporate office in Cheyenne. Five directors named H R Adams W Frank Steadley Frank B E Wire Howard Flores Hugh R Steele. Frank E Mills secretary. 16-23.
Officers to Attend Show at National Western Stock Show
Orders issued by the adjutant general direct several officers to attend the National Western Stock Show in Chicago. Capt William D Forsyth, First Lt Leroy P Collins, First Lt John G Quickemeyer, and 2d Lt William L Morae Jr are named and presently on duty at the Mounted Service School at Fort Riley.
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Washington
Adjutant General
Chicago
William D. Forsyth
Cavalry
Leroy P. Collins
Fourth Field Artillery
John G. Quckemeyer
William L. Morae Jr
Mounted Service
Fort Riley
Cattle and Hogs Prices Hold Steady at Eastern Livestock
Eastern Livestock in Kansas City lists cattle receipts at 7,000 with steady to higher hogs at 11,000 and sheep at 6,000. Prices show native steers around 6.70 to 6.75, southern steers 6.00 to 7.50, hogs 6.75 to 7.30, and lambs up to 9.00, with uniform market tone across categories. South Omaha reports 4,200 cattle receipts with steady pricing for native steers 6.40 to 9.20 and cows and calves noted.
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Kansas City
South Omaha
Freethinker defined by Philadelphia Record quote
A fragment quotes a Philadelphia Record definition of freethinker as any man who isn't married. The snippet names "unkind," Tommy-Poo, and Pop-A freethinker in a dialog about belief and marriage.
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Pop
Philadelphia
Capitol Grill Bill Presentation Deadline
All bills contracted by the Capitol Grill must be presented to the undersigned no later than January 17. All bills payable to the Capitol Grill should be paid to the undersigned at A. W. Idleman.
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Capitol Grill
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U.S
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