Cheyenne Social Roundup and Community Notes
Cheyenne society guests include Mr and Mrs Cunningham of Casper visiting Gov Carey and attending a charity ball with Mrs Carey. Anne Tyrttyrty, Joe Carey suffer minor arm injury roller skating. Cheyenne W C T U meets at YWCA with fund reports and new member drive underway. Wedding of Florence Bradley and Joseph Reed described with ceremony and reception details. Floor committee named for charity ball, Churchill school PTA meeting announced, and various local gatherings and birthdays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cunningham
Casper
Robert D. Carey
Salt Lake City
Mr. Cunningham
Cunningham
Margaret
Aileen Sullivan
Mrs. Carey
Cheyenne Union
H. C. Purcell
C. VY. Casselman
Cheyenne
W. H. Gill
D. P. Davis
Vanita Lewis
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
United States
Union Pacific
Bull Pools Active But Market Response Slow
Bull pools kept pace in the New York stock market with mixed results as gains elsewhere were largely erased by higher money rates. Total sales reached about 860000 shares with notable advances for Atlantic Gulf American International Cuban American Sugar California Packing General Electric American Car Utah China Copper Bosch Stromberg and several others while oils and shippings steadied. Call money opened at 6 percent and call rates in London topped 3.77 percent, a July high.
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 on Mercantile Papers and Currencies
Exchange rates from New York on January 20 show firm mercantile paper at 7 percent. Sterling demand at 3.77, francs 6.64, Belgian francs 6.86, guilders 33.15, lire 3.54, marks 1.62, Greece 17.47, Argentine 384.76, Brazilian 15.00 with Montreal at 12 percent discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling
Greece
Argentine
Montreal
Social Notes Mention Local and Visiting Residents
Copper steady in New York as Electrolytic spot. Mr and Mrs George Gillani visited Denver for a stock show and returned to New York City. Will McMurray of Laramie spent time in the city en route to New York and then Bermuda for several weeks. Madame Baerresen of Denver stayed with her son A Baerresen and Mrs Baerresen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McGee
Alice Yoder
Edith Francis
Denver
Edith V. Hofmann
Near East Relief
Lions Club
Ray Tyson
Sheridan
Mary Jane
New York
George Gillani
Will McMurray
Laramie
City
New York City
Bermuda Islands
Madame Baerresen
A. Baerresen
Baerneha
Metal market brief shows mixed quotes and steady spot prices
Iron holds steady as tin remains firm under spot and nearby futures at 36.75 and 37.50 to 37.75. Lead stays at 4.75 spot. Antimony sits at 5.25 spot or 5.50. Zinc steady in East St. Louis with 5.45 spot and 5.60 futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
Grain price snapshots from Minneapolis Omaha and Chicago markets
Minneapolis reports flour down 20 cents with family patent at 9.60 to 9.90 a barrel and mixed grain quotes. Omaha lists wheat around 1.66 to 1.68, corn 50 to 60 plus cents, oats near 41 to 44 cents, flax about 1.94 to 1.98. Chicago shows wheat 1.80, corn 62 to 65 cents, oats 42 to 44 cents, barley 55 to 76 cents, seeds and pork and lard prices also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Livestock market round up from Chicago Omaha and Denver
Cattle receipts 18 000 in Chicago with beef steers and cattle unevenly lower. Hogs receipts 67 000 local market 25 35 cents lower with top 10.00. Sheep receipts 15 000 generally steady with choice lambs around 10.76. Omaha hogs 15 500 mostly 25 85c lower, cattle 7 000 weak to 25c lower. Denver beef steer quotations range 8 9 with top fat steers 8.75 and cows 5.25 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S
Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Neb
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Amendment No. 2 Effectiveness Promoted in Wyoming House
The Wyoming House modules a constitutional amendment to raise school district bonded indebtedness to six percent of assessed valuation. Initiated by C. S. Mills of Sheridan, it would allow districts to issue coupon bonds for school buildings and equipment. The measure would take effect upon passage and cites Bastion 2365 of the 1920 statutes.
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
Hogs and lambs market reports with varied quotations
The market shows one load of light hogs at 9.75 and most offers from 8.90 to 9.25. Best hogs quoted 9.26 to 9.50 with fair pigs 8.75 to 9.26. fat hogs remain strong in Denver markets. Limited Thursday arrivals traded up to 4.50 with top 4.80 earlier in the week. Desirable feeding lambs in strong demand with feeding lambs 9.50 and medium types 8.75 to 9.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wyoming Legislature Moves on Rural Credit and Utilities
The Senate finalizes S F 1 transferring workmen’s compensation funds to the general fund. New bills create a Wyoming rural credit board to loan state funds for farm mortgages for public schools. House proposals include towns selling electricity to neighbors, issuing bonds for transmission lines, and abating the house of ill fame nuisance. Final passage bills cover criminal examinations, foreign attorneys in Wyoming courts, Sublette county creation, and cooperation with the US biological survey. House second readings approve attachments and veteran property tax 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
Senate Files Move Through Introduced Bills
The senate introduces multiple bills led by Oviatt and Lucas. F 14 sets samples rules for foods drugs gasoline and oils. F 15 covers powers of dairy food and oil commissioners. F 16 addresses feeding offal. F 17 provides annual land income fund distribution. F 18 fixes costs for transporting prisoners to the penitentiary. F 19 concerns rentals from state and school lands. F 20 targets distribution of school funds. F 21 from Gardner limits time constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oviatt
Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioners
Lucas
Kabell
Hartwell
Gardner
Help That Aching Back Promises Kidney Relief
Cheyenne reader G. W. Godfrey credits Dean's Kidney Pills with easing his heavy dull back ache and restoring kidney function after using them from Roedel's Drug Store. The ad urges others to seek relief for back pain and weariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
G. W. Godfrey
Warren Ave
Roedel
Wyoming 1920s Legislative Proposals Overview
Summary of proposed Wyoming measures including water rights filing final proofs S F 22 by Skovgard and Lee, farm mortgage loan provisions and state funds for public schools, rural credit board creation, mayor and town council terms changes, state funds investment under federal act, and contest of wills procedures with amended statutory sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skovgard and Lee
Wyoming Rural Credit Board
Skovgard
Lee
Wyoming
Kabell
House Bills Introduced In The Legislature
New bills listed include H B 50 by Barksdale providing compensation for use of automobiles by state and county officers. H B 61 from the Sanitary and Medical Affairs committee on houses of ill fame. H B 52 from Judiciary Committee to uniform fraudulent conveyance law. H B 53 by Smith allowing municipalities to issue bonds for transmission lines. H B 54 from Livestock committee on estray advertising. H B 55 from Judiciary on probate of foreign wills. H B 566 from Judiciary to prohibit practice of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barksdale
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Wyoming House Bills Watch on Livestock to Boxing Laws
A list of House bills discussed by the Wyoming legislature covers livestock issues buyer compensation estray fund larceny of hides nurse registration town councils and prisoner dispositions. It includes a bill to legalize boxing under state county control and a measure to raise school district bonded indebtedness to six percent of assessed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Estray Fund
Martin
Underwood
Jenkins
Hunter
Delaney and Story
Wyoming
Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minger
Somer
Ralph Iroll
Gov
George FR. Jones
Alliance
Anne
Tyrttyrty
Joe Carey
George Stuart
Charles D. Carey
Paso
Reed-Bradley
Archie Allison
T. Blake Kennedy
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Edward T. Storey
W. B. Mullen
Town
Colonel Rand
Fort Russell
the Post
Churchill
Churchill School
Parent-Teachers Association
Sherwood
Archer Meyring
Arthur K. Lee
Thermopolis
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
Mrs. Clark Atkins
Bridgeport
Nebr
Miss Jean Atkins
I. C
Jefferis
Frank B
Buffalo
HJ. Chassell
Gillette
A. GC
Campbell
Omatia
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
STAG
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