Weather Report Data for 24 Hours Ending 6 Pm Mountain Time
A weather summary lists temperatures across multiple cities for the 24 hours ending 6 p m mountain time. Cities include Cheyenne Chicago Des Moines Denver Galveston Helena Kansas City Lander New York North Platte Omaha Pittsburgh San Francisco Seattle Sheridan Washington and others with notes on conditions from cloudy to clear to rainy and extremes showing a high of 95 and a low around 44.
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Rag & A
Ga ” Mu
Boston
Cheyenne
Chicago
Des Moines
Denver
Galveston
Helena
Kansas City
Lander
Preldy
New York
North Platte
Omaha
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Seattle
Sheridan
Cheat Washington
Wyoming Weather Forecast Shows Showers This Week
Weather forecast for Wyoming predicts showers on Wednesday and Wednesday night, with fair skies in the southeast portion. Thursday looks likely to be fair.
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Washington
Wyoming
Market Report Denver Hay Prices and Grain Quote Edits
Market data shows prices for hay and grain across regions. notable items include South Park hay at 13.50 per ton and No. 1 Colorado upland at 11.50. Wheat and oats quotes appear with mixed figures, barley and flax seed listed, and alfalfa bids around 8.00.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Western
South Park
South Work
Colorado Upland
Chinese Sing English Hymns At Church Meet
A chorus of 33 Chinese voices sang English anthems during the second worlds Christian Citizenship conference at Multnomah Stadium in Portland. Ng Poon Chew of Canton spoke on Christianity in China and Dr. Robert F. Coyle discussed the Mormon menace. the day opened with sectional meetings on social labor and peace and featured economists and religious dignitaries. Governor West was announced to address tomorrow on prison reform.
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Portland
Ore
Multonmah Stadium
Ng Poon Chew
Canton
China
Robert F. Coyle
Denver
T. H. Atcheson
Pittsburg
Slonor David Bosino
Palermo
Italy
E. A. Wicher
San Francisco
Governor West
Salem
Argentine Training Ship Presidente Sarmiento Visit Cancelled
The Argentine training ship Presidente Sarmiento will not visit Halifax Nova Scotia as ordered by the minister of marine. The ship remains on an extensive cruise and current reports place it in American waters amid criticism from English newspapers in Buenos Aires who deem the move a Pan American sentiment display.
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Buneos Ayres
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Presidente Sarmiento
Minister of Marine
Marine
Buncor Ayres
Chicago Women Plan Independence Day Parade
Chicago women celebrated Woman's Independence Day with an automobile parade to mark the first day the Illinois suffrage law took effect.
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Chicago
Notice of Publication for Homestead Proof in Wyoming
Department of the Interior Cheyenne announces Harry H. Stanton of Cheyenne intends to prove up his homestead entries from 1908 and 1909 for land in Section 6 Township 12 N Range 63 W Sixth Principal Meridian. Hearing before the Cheyenne land office on July 3, 1913. witnesses listed.
Denver cattle market shows firm prices in brisk morning trade
The Jaride yard opened with strong demand and firm prices amid a lighter turnout. Maxwell Bros. from Boulder sold a mixed lot of baby beef steers and calves at $9 per cwt, the highest outside show cattle, with good young steers at $8.70 and $8.75, and cows moving readily at $6.45 to $7.40 for the better killers.
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Ben Vr Duly
Denver Tives
Maxwell Bros
Boulder
Colo
Incorporation notice for Cheyenne M Ling company filed in Wyoming
Articles of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State in Cheyenne Wyoming on June 20 1913 to form Cheyenne M Ling company to build and operate flouring mills elevators and to buy sell and market grains flour and mill products the capital stock is 50000 dollars divided into 1000 shares of 50 dollars with seven directors D F Chandler G W Hoyt Frank A Roedal Albert I Kelley Stephen Bon J Ross Carace der and Fred Hofmann operations centered in Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming with principal office at Twenty third and Snyder avenues and D F Chandler as agent in charge
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Cheyenne M Ling Company
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Dfp. Handler
G. W. Hoyt
Frank A. Roedal
Albert I. Kelley
Stephen Bon
J. Ross Car'Aceder
Fred Hofmann
Laramie
Snyder
Roote
D. F Chandler
Notice for Publication Cheyenne Land Claim 1915
United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming announces Charles Hyatt of Cheyenne filed intent to prove up homestead claim Serial 06410 on land described as lots 4 5 6 7 in section 67 west 6th Principal Meridian. Final proof to be made before the register and receiver on July 30 1918 with witnesses Samuel D Schuets B E Moorehouse A Se Saciahl and B Garber listed from Cheyenne and Crows Ming.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charles &. Hyatt
Samuel D. Schuets
BE. A. Moorehouse
Market Report for Livestock Prices and Demand
Cattle prices held steady with little change and steady demand. Hog prices rose with strong demand and early clearance, while sheep demand remained good with lambs selling around 7.50 and 7.04, ewes at 4.50 to 3.50, and some lambs at 7.00. shipments and river markets align.
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Hoge
Stecelote
Howe
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Slow as Markets Open
Chicago reports July 1 livestock selling with mixed prices. Cattle and calf receipts around 000 slow trading. Texas and western steers range from 6.00 to 8.20, cows and feeders about 3.25 to 9.25, calves 6.50 to 9.25. Sheep receipts 14,000 weak with natives 4.50 to 5.15, westerns 4.00 to 5.15, yearlings 5.25 to 7.60, lambs 5.50 to 6.75, springs 5.25 to 7.25.
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Chicago
Texas
Western
Springs
Local Business and Services Directory Snippet
An OCR fragment lists attorney Ernest D. MacDougall at the Wyoming Fuel and Feed Building Cheyenne and a garbled line of vendors including AWAYGERs GREENMOUSE AND NUNSERY Co Swagger Violiat Artistic Flora Designs AmWtems and Fresh Cut Flowers with a phone 613-J, indicating a mid century local listings page.
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Ernest D. Macdougall
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Bidg
Pontoffina
Awayger's
Greenmouse and Nunsery
Co. BR
Swagger, Violiat
Flora
Hient Street
Hahdall
Livestock Receipts and Prices from Omaha Market
Livestock market report shows cattle receipts at 100 lower, native stock at 7. L06 8.40, cows and heifers 0.20 7.20, range cows and heifers 1.50 7.00, calves 7.00 9.59. Hog receipts 85,800, hogs at 6.5 to 8.0, light hogs 0.65, bulk of foaled 8.00. Sheep receipts 4,500, lambs 6.00 to 7.25, yearlings 6.00 to 7.25, workers 5.50.
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Aoutil
Omaha
Hlenry
Wool Market Notes Highlight Gradual Marketing Shifts
In Boston on July 1 a quiet week in wool markets shows Western centers steady while marketing narrows. An estimated 0 to 5 percent of new territory wools have changed hands, with Montana and the triangle yielding best wools around 16 to 18 cents. Sleeve sections see merchants asking 20 cents for medium wools and lower for finer lots.
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Boston
New Territory
Montana
Triangle
Destlers
Iseia
Grain prices and futures from Kansas City market notes
Kansas City market report lists Wheat prices for No 2 hard No 3 and No 2 red with bid offers around 84 to 91 cents and futures for September December shown. Corn values for No 2 and No 3% grades mix and No 2 white around 39 to 58 cents with July and September bids. Barley and malt notes include No 2 white malting at about 40 to 42 cents with September and December contracts.
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Kansas City
Italy
Public Land Notice Cheyenne 1913 John E. Rinehart Claim
Department of the Interior notices John E. Rinehart of Durham Wyoming filed intention to prove up a homestead claim on land in T14N R65W Lot 4 Section 4. Final proof set for August 8 before the Cheyenne Land Office. witnesses listed include C T Childs Ern est H Goodman Delbert J Hudson and Byron D Van Zandt. First publication July 2.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John E. Rinehart
Durham
Register and Receiver
United States Land Office
C.T. Childs
Durban
Wyo
Ernest H. Goodman
Delbert J. Hudson
Byron D. van Zandt
W. E. Chaplin
Tregister
Koreans on Trial for Attempted Assassination in Korea
In Seoul the trial of six Koreans charged with the attempted murder of Governor General Count Terauchi opens. Friends of the accused and several American missionaries attend as the case proceeds. In Cincinnati, striking Lee plant workers decide to arbitrate and resume manufacture and delivery to settle differences.
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Talky
Korea
Count Terauchi
Coart
Cincinnati
Lee
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