Oil Quotations Ad Stock Summary
Fragmented OCR text lists oil quotations and stock figures with unclear company names and prices. The readable data shows numbers like 4.13 4.00 and percentages 5% 13% but lacks complete entities or a coherent report.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text lists oil quotations and stock figures with unclear company names and prices. The readable data shows numbers like 4.13 4.00 and percentages 5% 13% but lacks complete entities or a coherent report.
The market showed good demand with cattle fed and slaughter stock selling well. Beeft steers ranged from 10.50 to 11.50, cows 7.25 to 9.00, bulls in good demand. hogs steady around 15.0 to 16.5 with some loads noted. sheep and lambs also active with prices about 11.50 to 11.85. Receipts totals and price movements varied by market region with Kansas City showing weaker breaks today.
Oil industry notes a shift toward Wyoming as the nation’s leading permanent production field. Reports detail new rigs and drilling plans near Lander Riverton Kemmerer Douglas and Cheyenne plus local council actions and liquor license security.
A fragment shows Alf and Bill conversing in a weary mood about life and marriage. Alf jokes about not feeling connected as if the world were a lonely wilderness, while Bill claims Alf never understood because he is not married.
City council in regular session at 1 30 p m with quorum. Minutes from January 14 approved. Liquor license transfer from Davis Mercantile to Ben Rollnick ordered. Union Pacific requests a fire alarm box for new bunkhouse. Market notes and livestock prices listed for various categories.
By order of the U S Attorney General all German Empire males aged fourteen and up in or near Cheyenne must register with the Chief of Police at Cheyenne Police Headquarters February 7 to February 9 1918 or face legal penalties. Wyoming and Yellowstone registrants must use local post offices unless mail arrives from Cheyenne Laramie Rock Springs or Sheridan where registration is at police headquarters. registrants must submit four small photos and complete three forms with fingerprints and signatures or marks.
The Wyoming Chemical Products Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on January 10 1918 with the object to drill mine and deal in minerals and to acquire lands containing deposits of potash aluminum oil gas iron coal copper gold and other substances The capital stock is 8000000 dollars divided into 3000000 shares of 1.00 each The term is fifty years The business will operate in Casper Natrona County Wyoming and managed by eleven directors led by John F Seger of Duluth Minnesota and others from Omaha Casper Lincoln and Douglas The agent for service is Robert J Mitchell of Casper Wyoming with office at Room 282 Midwest Hotel Casper Wyoming John F Segor President.
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