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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
13
John Donnellan Co notes a marked turnover increase and movement into higher ground led by steel and copper shares. Buyers show impressive force with conservative investors favoring constructive steel and copper activity while profit taking creates opposition to earlier gains.
Grain traders reported strong cash markets for corn and oats with 1 to 2 cent gains and higher prices driven by hot dry weather in the northwest. Bulls remained dominant despite mixed crop news as traders waited for new developments and cautious holders pulled back, while hog prices hit a fresh top near 22.10 dollars.
Curb Letter Web Rubber ranged from 95 to 38 9 4 on about ten thousand shares. Continental Rubber advanced from 24 4 2 to 25. Savold stocks were strong. General Asphalt heavily traded as one of the top petroleum group movers. Sinclair Consolidated rose to 64 and Sinclair Gulf to 58 4. Island Oil moved to 75 8. Limasold touched 83, Martin Parry traded at 29 7 8. PR Explosives up to 12 after reorganization. Cramp ship building opened at 150 and rose to 158.
A grateful letter from Mrs. Chas. Gray of Detroit describes relief from backache rheumatic pains and tiredness after using Foley Kidney Pills. She notes improved sleep and reduced pain and says she will continue use. Sold everywhere.
Emergency measures were issued to rush laborers into Kansas to harvest the bumper wheat crop. Director General Hines, after meeting Senator Capper, ordered the Santa Fe to run special trains if needed to transport workers.
A. A. Cobb of Casper is engaging in local business activities in the city, with no additional details provided.
Baron Henri Rothschild, a member of a prominent family, served as a chauffeur during the Paris strike, tying up traffic and drawing attention to the event as Paris was halted for a period by the disruption.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Sherley will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at the Dumm funeral chapel with services at 3 p m at the A M E church. Interment will be at Lakeview cemetery.
Grain trading in Chicago opens with July up about 1.81 percent and closes near 1.85 percent while September starts around 1.79 percent and ends near 1.83 percent. Additional figures appear garbled but indicate price shifts and volume activity with mixed directions across contracts.
Notice states Sheep and Cattle Mens' Supply Manufacturing Company organized in Wyoming to produce sheep and cattle dipping powders fluids branding paints stencil inks livestock remedies and related preparations. Resident agent and office in Cheyenne. officers listed as J. C. Pindlay president and T. L. Woodruff secretary.
Wyoming state offices will observe a four day holiday with closure of capitol offices today and reopening Monday morning. The closure follows an order from the state board of supplies permitting the delayed return after the Fourth of July observance.
A. H. Landrum, former army aviator, launched from Roosevelt field in a three-seater bi plane on the first direct flight to Denver. He carried letters from municipal authorities Governor Smith and Mayor Hyland and hoped to arrive in time for an exhibition flight on July 4 at Neaver.
Warsaw dispatch says Polish forces opened a broad counter offensive along the Galician Volhynian front on Saturday. Polish reports claim Ukrainian resistance collapsed and the Lemberg Haller Stanisław railway line is back in Polish control.
Government assay officers will pay market prices for silver found in gold bullion purchased by officials. Previously the government paid $1 an ounce for such silver, even as the open market rose to $4.44 after the embargo was lifted. The government is not now in the market for silver but buys all silver separated in refining gold. The rate change aligns with the new fiscal year.
Berlin July 4 The German national assembly is expected to ratify the peace treaty in the latter half of July, marking a decisive step in the postwar settlement. The process proceeds amid diplomatic negotiations and domestic deliberations.
Several local items note movements and visits in Cheyenne. Proprieties and businesses are advertised while citizens prepare for Fourth of July activities in nearby towns. Notables include J B Oakis visiting from Lost Cabin and Wyoming poet Richard Shipp in the city for legal business.
The Missouri House voted 125 to 4 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. The Senate, recessed until tomorrow, is expected to approve the measure next. Also appears an advertisement for chiropractic services by W. W. Quinn at 1509 Carey Avenue touting spinal analysis and adjustments.
The message asks to call the Gey ser Lonmedry immediately and ask for Mr Ginson. It names pure white lead and a company reference, with an urgent contact instruction.
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