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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1918
Page
15
Realty and energy market notes show stock quotations and royalty movements in basins. Prices listed include varied bids and asks with percentages and figures, reflecting trading activity in the oil sector.
Daily Market Report from Denver and across the Midwest notes fair cattle runs with steady to firm prices on top grades. Beef steers bring 10.50 to 11.25, cows 7.25 to 9.00. veal and bulls in demand. Hog and sheep bids vary by city, with lower hogs in Kansas City and Chicago showing a tighter market. cattle receipts and prices broadly steady with activity thin ahead of a busy feeder cattle show next week.
A Springfield plant of the Take Company was destroyed by fire today causing an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze but could not save the building or its contents. The incident occurred in the early hours with investigation pending.
Casper sees a rapid oil market surge with over 50,000 glaves sold. Riverton Wyoming Refining bets $127,000 to build a 1,000 barrel daily plant within three months, linking 16 fields and 21 homes to new pipelines. Multiple companies drill, expand holdings, and distribute dividends amid a wide regional exploration push.
German propagandists aim to boost morale of their troops through lectures pamphlets and films while undermining American strength. Prisoners express confidence in a German drive on the west front and claim the United States army is small and limited to noncombatant roles plus a few divisions. The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung questions Secretary Baker’s figures and suggests the U S can field at most 400 000 to 500 000 men in Europe.
Major Augustus P. Gardner former Massachusetts congressman died Monday at Camp Wheeler Iowa from pneumonia and was buried in Arlington Cemetery today with tell teiiary honors. Yonkes Here A T Yankue of Sheridan passed through Cheyenne en route to the southern states.
Members without their cord can obtain one by calling John Metheray at 218 We With At or at Palace Pharmacy 17th and Carey. Cards available for Jofu parties at same places or from society officers. Important meeting to be called early text week. A Hopkins, Chairman Membership Committee.
The Western Stork System Co incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on December 29 1917 aims to install bush and operate a mining and copyright covered system across Wyoming Colorado and Montana. It has 100000 shares of 1 par value and a 50 year term with three directors S E Bartlett R Co Hughes and R M Lamont. The secretary for service is S F E Bartlett at 222 Citizens National Bank Building Cheyenne.
W. L. Quayle has traveled to western state experimental farms to study sheep feeding conditions with a view to possibly establishing similar programs locally.
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