Call for Knitters at Red Cross Headquarters
Red Cross calls for knitters to complete a large quota. Cheyenne reports 1622 patras of socks and 272 enwat ere due by Sept 1. Macabre Club hosts meetings at 2217 Vat Len fen street with room donated for Red Cross knitting and a silver offering to fund materials. Reports of work will be quarterly.
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Red Cross
Army of Anitters
Macrabre Club
Tra
FW. Snyder
Len Fen Street
Vhe Place
Children’s weight and measurements collected in Cheyenne
Last week the girls who served will collect weight and measurement data for babies in Cheyenne. Detached portions will be sent to the children’s bureau in Withington for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Children's Bureau
Withington
Visiting List and Cheyenne Visit Tidbits
Mrs. Charles Emerick and a maid son Jimmie plan a short visit to Denver. Dr and Mrs Jay C Decker and two sons return from a motor trip to Fate Park. Inspector D C Hudson heads to Denver for a work stay. F E Halleck and wife from Topeka Kansas visit Cheyenne. Halleck is a post office inspector with past ties to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emerick
Jimmie
Denver
Jay C. Decker
Fates Park
D. C. Hudson
Post Office
Cheyenne
FE. O. Halleck
Topeka
Kunans
Kwesta
Plains
Mr. Halleck
Wos
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Local residents and families are noted in a string of visits and trips. Mr. Halleck Alguting met a nun during a mall clerks reunion in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Halleck hosted guests at the Audubon home and shared a motor tour of the Fort with Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Brien. Mrs. Ada Bryan of Hollywood plans weeks in Cheyenne. the Kinkead family will reunite at Okoboji Lake with twenty two members. Mine Andred Sherman returned from Laramie. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Noyen and Miss Mabel Noyes spent Sunday with Cheyenne families. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riggs of California are visiting Arron and Henry L. Noyes in Cheyenne.
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Halleck Alguting
Ce Mall
Okoboi
Iowa
Kinkead
Okoboi Lake
Ada Bryan
Hollywood
Bryan
Ada Hargood
Uranite Canyon
Andred Sherman Haa
Laramie
J. F. Soule
Henry L. Noyen
Burns
Mr. Noyes
Mabel Noyes
Cheyenne
Women's Club Meetings in the City Today
The Woman's Club of the AB. M. A. meets this afternoon with Mrs L L Ro Tveon at 3 o'clock for a mid year social. The Help One Another Club gathers with Mrs A A Underwood this afternoon. Sunshine Society met at the library yesterday at 2 o'clock in the women's club room, then adjourned to the Red Cross rooms for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
AB. M. A
Ll. Ro Tveon
A. A. Underwood
Sunshine Society
Red Cross
Church Circles Box Social at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor announces a box social for Saturday evening in the church parlors. Young women will bring lunch boxes for two to be sold with the packer and buyer pairing for supper. All church youth and friends are invited. W. C. T. U. Meets at Frances Willard Library. Mrs. Charlies Teague presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Frances Willard
Big wrestling match looms in Casper with world title on line
The world heavyweight title bout will be held at Casper High School grounds with 10 000 seats. Champion Hari Cadock and manager Eugene Melady arrive with challenger Yossif N Husane and Jack Curley. Preliminaries feature George McLeod versus Logan Champ for lightweight crown. A $5 000 side bet accompanies the large purse. Frank Newhouse of Denver to referee. seat sales exceed expectations.
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Casper
Wyo
Ethletie
Hari Caddock
Eugene P. Melady
Yossif Nhussane
Jack Curley
George McLeod
San Francisco
Logan Champ
Milwaukee
Frank Newhouse
Denver
W. R. Sample
Fire Damage Hits Home of Miss Mabel Fincher
A Sunday morning blaze at 1910 Pebrican Street caused about 900 dollars in damage to Miss Mabel Fincher a public school teacher. The fire started in clothes ignited by spontaneous combustion and burned undetected for hours before the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Fincher
Pebrican Street
Harry Halverson
Local Market News and Prosecutions Report
New vegetables appear in the market including cabbage and green beans at low prices. Old papers for sale at the Leader Office. Colorado and other states report prosecutions for violations of orders. Cheyenne and Wyoming show little trouble as dealers and eating house keepers cooperate to conserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Office
Wile
Colorado
Cheyenna
Wyoming
Telegraphers oppose general strike order July 8
In Cheyenne local offices telegraphers resist the union command for a nationwide walkout on July 8 seeking revocation. News and advertising contacts listed for Leader office.
Kodak Stolen At Fort Russell Reported By Soldier
Soldier T B Jackar stationed at Fort Russell reports his Kodak stolen from the port hospital and asks city police to assist in recovery. He suspects sale in the city. Frank King at Camp Cody Deming NM asks for shade trees and lawn in reply to relatives.
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T. B. Jackar
Fort Russell
Frank King
Camp Cody
Deming
N. M
Abewer
Daily Market Report Denver Livestock
The Denver market shows fair cattle supply with mostly poor average quality. Prices steady to slightly stronger than last week, with Beal cattle and feeders listed, hogs top at 16.55 and 16.40 late, sheep prices rising for Idaho lambs and wethers. Traders note good demand for sheep and active morning trade.
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Denver
Colo
Beal
George W.linger
Hooper
D. F. Cooper
Haxtun
Idaho
Market Reports From Kansas City Livestock Prices
Hog receipts 12 500. bulk trades 16.40 to 16.60 for 16.50 trade. Packers 16.40 to 16.60. fight 16.20 to 16.50. Pigs 16.00 to 16.25. Cattle receipts 11 000. prime fed steers 17.25 to 18.25, dressed 13.00 to 17.00, western steers 10.50 to 18.00, cows 6.60 to 13.00, heifers 9.00 to 14.00, stockers 7.50 to 16.00, calves 8.00 to 14.75. Sheep receipts 8 000. lambs 15.00 to 17.75, yearlings 17.00 to 16.50, wethers 12.00 to 14.60. Owes 10.00 to 13.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
ST. Lou
Market Report St Louis July 2 Livestock Prices
Livestock receipts noted with cattle and sheep activity. Cattle market steady to higher with native beef cattle and yearling steers listed. hogs and lights show varied quotes. sheep receipts at 3700 with prices for lambs ewes and feeders.
Omaha Market Report Tracks Mixed Hog and Cattle Receipts
Hog receipts reach 17 500 with market steady to higher. Prices for heavy and mixed hogs range 16.15 to 16.40 with top at 21.00. Cattle receipts about 4 300 with steady to lower trend. native steers 12.50 to 16.80. cows and heifers 5.00 to 18.60. western and Texas steers shown within 9.00 to 19.00. calves and calves prices noted.
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Omaha
Neb
Texas
Market Report Sheep Receipts Steady Prices Varied
Sheep receipts total 121750. Market steady. Yearlings 13.02 to 14.90 dollars. Wethers 12.00 to 13.90. Ewes 10.50 to 12.00. Lambs 9.16 to 18.25 dollars.
Trapped Miner Witnesses Near Fatal Train Passage
GLANDOR Wyoming July 2 A miner named Baskovich 44 became trapped in a switch frog on a railroad track and was crushed when a mine car passed over him. He had been working to grease the rollers supporting cables when his foot slipped into the automatic enrich mechanism unnoticed by nearby workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glandor
Wyo
Aiffé
Joe Baskovich
Baskovich
Wiceran
Cheyenne Grocers Face Government Food Survey
Cheyenne grocers join national effort to complete a mandatory food survey for Uncle Sam. The report lists stock on hand for July 7 1917 and July 3 1918 plus in transit quantities and categories such as fruits grains dairy and meats. A $1 000 penalty applies for late returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
United States
Washington
Food Administration
New Squadron Commander Named at Fort Russ
The first squadron of the 315th cavalry at Fort Russ has a new commander who arrived and assumed command Monday. Lt. N. I. Hardy, a West Point graduate of 1942, won earlier with the cavalry and came here from Camp Pike Arkansas. He is quartered in quarters 91 at the fort.
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Beaver
315Th Cavalry
Fort Russ
I. N. Hardy
West Point
Cavalry
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Heta
Fort
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Mra . M. Carey
Clark
J. J. Clark
Clarence Swannaan
Salt Lake City
Jamon Forbes
East Nineteenth Street
Forbes
York
Hirsh- Wickwire & Co
Schloss Bros
Palm Beach
George W. Daiber
City News
Apital Coal Company Coal
Edds
Cahir & Holliday, Proprietors
Sherman Paint Co
Ligter
Capitol Ave
Citizen's National Bank
Seventeenth and Pionser Avenue
Citizen's Natual Bank
Reed
Camp Lee
Camp Dee
Petersburg
War
Charles Anderson
Mia
John Anderson
Colorado Points
Boston-Wye
Con
Colony
Sasse
Glearork Ooon
Gras Creek Pvt
Holla-Wyo
Indus
Jupiter
Kinney
Merritt
Midway
Midwest
West
Northwest
Ory Ot Rugby
Wees
Shiloh
Salt Creek Pet
Ony United Pat
Western Exp
Blackfoot
Daily Market Report
Denver Livestock
Eastern Livestock
Uni
Aoa
Monese
Gerke
Bi Have
Earth
She
Heme
Ehich
Peepee
Abe Phesranes
Cheyenne Grocers
Uncle Sam
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