Cheyenne Social News Highlights and Wedding
Cheyenne society notes recount visits of Gov. Carey guests Mr. Cunningham of Casper and Mrs. Cunningham from Casper, charity ball plans, W C T U meeting at YWCA, a Cheyenne wedding for Miss Florence Bradley and Joseph Reed with ceremony at the Bradley home, a post wedding breakfast, and forthcoming ball committee announcements. Additional items cover church activities, local dinners, and prominent residents attending events in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Mrs. Carey
Mrs. Cunningham
Casper
Robert D. Carey
Salt Lake City
Mr. Cunningham
Cunningham
Margaret
Aileen Sullivan
Florenc Bradley
Joseph Reed
Isaac Bradley
East Highteenth Street
George C. Rafter
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
England
Lily Underwood
Walter Bradley
Ruth Chaplin
Miss Underwood
Margaret LaFontaine
Gertrude Underwood
Reed
Jaramie
Pacific Coast
Eighteenth
Maxwell Streets
Bradley
Cheyenne
United States
Union Pacific
Bull pools active as market opens with slow response
Stocks see uneven progress with widespread gains offset by early declines. Heavy trading totals about 8600000 shares with call money rising to 7 percent and financials-sensitive sectors pressured. Major movers include Atlantic Gulf, American International, Cuban American Sugar, California Packing, General Electric, and others amid mixed early activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Call Money
Atlantic Gulf
American ‘International
California Packing
General Electric
American Car
Utah
China Coppers
Bosch
Stromberg
General Asphalt
Sumatra Tobacco
Mexican Petroleum
Central Leather
Baldwin Locomotive
American Tobacco
Baldwin
American
Goodrich
United Fruit
Industrial Alcohol
Virginia - Carolina Chemical
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil
Houston Oil
American Ship and Commerce
American Linseed
International Paper
Writing
Remington Typewriter
Texas & Pacific
London
Exchange Rates Reported for Major Currencies in New York
Exchange New York lists Prime mercantile paper 7 percent 8, sterling demand 3.77, francs 6.64 demand, belgian francs 6.86, guilders 33.15, lira 3.54, marks 1.62, Greece 17.47, Argentine 384.76, Brazilian 15.00. Montreal discount 12 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling
Greece
Argentine
Montreal
Copper steady in New York trading
Copper prices remained steady in electrolytic spot trading in New York as the market reports activity. The note mentions recent travels of Mr and Mrs George Gillani to Denver for a stock show and visits by Mr and Mrs Will McMurray from Laramie en route to New York before their Bermuda Islands cruise. Madame Baerresen of Denver guests at A Baerresen's home along with Mrs Baer neha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrttyrty
Joe Carey
Robert D. Carey
George Stuart
Denver
Churchill
Churchill School
Parent-Teachers Association
Sherwood
Chicago
Archer Meyring
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
George Gillani
Will McMurray
Laramie
City
New York City
New York
Bermuda Islands
Madame Baerresen
A. Baerresen
Baerneha
Metal prices and futures steady across markets
The market shows iron nominally unchanged while tin remains firm with spot and nearby at 36.75, futures 37.50 and 37.75. Lead stays at 4.75 spot. Antimony quotes at 5.25 spot and 5.50. Zinc holds at 5.45 spot and 5.60 in East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
Grain Market Daily Prices Across Minneapolis Omaha Chicago
Grain prices and receipts across Minneapolis and Omaha report cash and futures values for wheat corn oats barley and rye. No. 1 hard wheat ranges 1.68 to 1.60 in primary markets with assorted yellow and white corn quotes and oats from 41 to 44 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Chicago Omaha Denver
Chicago and Omaha report mixed cattle hog and sheep bids with receipts. Cattle steady to lower with steer prices around 9.90 in Chicago and top 8.75 in Omaha while hogs fall 25 to 35 cents. Denver notes beef steer quotes from 8 to 9 with cows 5 to 6.75 and feeders firm to good.
Amendment to raise school district bonding limit to six percent
Wyoming lawmakers consider Amendment No. 2 to permit school districts to issue bonds up to six percent of assessed valuation for new buildings and equipment. The measure, authored by C. S. Mills of Sheridan, would take effect immediately upon passage. The session also discussed a divorce bill and prison reforms, with committee actions and public displays planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
C. S. Mills
Sheridan
House
Brown
Judiciary Committee
Committee On
William Platt
Goshen
John A. Stevenson
Albany
Carey County
Senate
State Penitentiary
Frank A. Hadsell
Market Report on Hogs Lambs and Fat Cattle Prices
A light hog sale shows a one load at 9.75 with most bids from 8.90 to 9.25 and top quotes 9.50 for the best. fat hogs remain well bid at Denver. Few loads arrived Thursday with top 4.80 and earlier 4.50. Feeding lambs demand is strong with choice at 9.50 and medium 8.75 to 9.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wyoming Senate Advances Rural Credit and Utility Measures
The Wyoming senate passed final readings on bills transferring funds from the workers compensation fund to the general fund and creating a Wyoming rural credit board for farm mortgage loans. House measures include selling electric power to neighboring towns and issuing bonds to build transmission lines, plus a plan to curb the house of ill fame nuisance. House actions covered numerous votes on criminal examinations, foreign attorney practice, Sublette county creation, and cooperation with the US biological survey. Second readings moved on several taxation and attachment order issues and veterans property exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Messrs. Skovgard and Leee
Wyoming Rural Credit Board
Olmvier Smith
Pine Bluffs
Ing
Beach
Wyoming
Jenkins
Sublette
Committee On
United States Biological Survey
Brower
House
Smith
New Senate Bills Introduced By Oviatt And Lucas
Senate files list new bills with sponsors Oviatt Lucas Kabell Hartwell Gardner. S F 14 targets sample collection of foods drugs gasoline and illuminating oils. S F 15 concerns power of state dairy food and oil commissioners. S F 16 covers feeding offal. S F 17 provides for annual land income funds distribution. S F 18 fixes transport expenses for prisoners to the penitentiary. S F 19 deals with rentals from state and school lands. S F 20 addresses distribution of school funds. S F 21 relates to time limitations on certain actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oviatt
Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioners
Lucas
Kabell
Hartwell
Gardner
Help That Aching Back
Cheyenne reader G. W. Godfrey shares relief from kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Roedel's Drug Store. He describes heavy back ache and dull pain, noting his kidneys began functioning normally and the pain subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
G. W. Godfrey
Warren Ave
Roedel
Wyoming Senate Bills Outline School Funds Loans and Term Limits
A series of proposed measures includes S. F. 22 by Skovgard and Lee on water rights permits and final proof, S. S. 28 on mayor and council terms, S. I. 24 by Lee on state funds investment under federal act, and S. I. No. 25 by Kabell on contest of wills procedures and statute revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skovgard and Lee
Wyoming Rural Credit Board
Skovgard
Lee
Wyoming
Kabell
New House Bills Introduced In State Legislature
Several measures introduced include H B 50 by Barksdale on automobile use compensation for state and county officers under certain conditions. H B 61 from Sanitary and Medical Affairs relating to houses of ill repute. H B 52 from Judiciary on uniform fraud conveyance law. H B 53 by Smith allowing bonds to fund transmission lines from other cities with electric current. H B 54 from livestock on estray advertising. H B 55 from judiciary on probate of foreign wills in this state. H B 566 from judiciary on prohibiting practice of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barksdale
Judiciary
Smith
Judiciary Committee
Wyoming House Bills on Livestock and Local Governance
A list of proposed bills includes H B 57 to 67 covering livestock board compensation estray funds larceny of hides nurse registration town council powers unexpended balances prisoner relations boxing legalization with county joint control school district debt limits and county assessor duties, detailing sponsors and aims for the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Estray Fund
Martin
Underwood
Jenkins
Hunter
Delaney and Story
Wyoming
Mills
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Minger
Somer
Ralph Iroll
George FR. Jones
Alliance
Anne
Charles D. Carey
Paso
Bert McGee
Alice Yoder
Edith Francis
Cheyenne Union
H. C. Purcell
C. VY. Casselman
W. H. Gill
D. P. Davis
Vanita Lewis
Reed-Bradley
Archie Allison
T. Blake Kennedy
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Edward T. Storey
W. B. Mullen
Town
Colonel Rand
Fort Russell
the Post
W. S. Bennett of
Cody
State
Major B. W. Bennett
Lafontaine Home
R. N. LaFontaine
North Capitol Avenue
Bert LaFontaine
California
Tvtan
St. Mark’s Guild
David Nimmo
James H. Walton
H. D Woodman
Rawlins
Clarence Vance Lucas
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Frank E. Lucas
Alex Nimmo
Carey Avenue
Delmore Nimmo
Edith V. Hofmann
Near East Relief
Lions Club
Ray Tyson
Mary Jane
Mrs. Clark Atkins
Bridgeport
Nebr
Miss Jean Atkins
I. C
Jefferis
Frank B
Buffalo
HJ. Chassell
Gillette
A. GC
Campbell
U.S
Bureau of Markets
Omatia
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Sublette County
Doan
Milburn Co. Mig
ChemBuffalo
Champ
Allman
Missus Duff
Danny
Fleurine
Champeen
Danan
Jack Dempsey
THE
Fremont Land Company
West 17Th Street
Elizabeth Slauson
Main St
Norwalk
Conn
Mary Miller King
Flynn Millinery
Fellows
Colorado Potato Flake & Mfg. Co
Denver, Colorado
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