Fresh fruits price note from market report
Market brief notes fruit prices with 7 percent change and a 150 unit reference. details are unclear and fragmented.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
8
Market brief notes fruit prices with 7 percent change and a 150 unit reference. details are unclear and fragmented.
Several hundred Cheyenne residents attended the Pine Bluffs show opening, with the grand stand crowded and hundreds more standing. Charley Irwin, the featured act, hosted a dinner for Cheyenne friends before beginning a summer tour ending at Sheepshead Bay, New York. Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy skies with showers in the west.
Store encourages new shoppers to join in the last three months noting a steady rise in trading. The message emphasizes loyalty with the claim that once a customer, always a customer and invites continued visits.
Readable items list for picnic needs includes lunch basket supplies meats and preserves. Bulk pickles olives canned fish and seafood appear with fresh fruits and berries. Fresh Hood River strawberries seen near season end. Boneless hams and Calais products noted for boiling or cold serving.
Mrs. Robert Bb. Young of Wichita formerly of this city died yesterday at her daughter Mrs. Fred James’s home at 270 Clarkson Street Denver She had arrived three days earlier from Kansas for a summer visit with her daughter Cause believed heart trouble worsened by altitude She owned Young's cafe here and left Cheyenne about a year ago Survived by husband a son Cord Manning Laramie two daughters Fred James Denver and Mrs Robert Rankin Wichita Several siblings live in Laramie Body to be taken to Laramie for interment Funeral likely Sunday.
District Judge W. C. Mentzer performed the marriage ceremony Wednesday night for Joseph Lafayette Smith of Los Angeles and Mayme Corbin of Sacramento. The couple, part of a cross country auto party, reached Cheyenne, secured the license, and wed there after a brief stop.
The Young Men's Literary club inducted new officers at a Carnegie Library meeting. I. B. Fee became president with Rev. S. A. Huston as secretary treasurer and A. D. Walton as vice president. Laramite Republican editor W. E. Chaplin presided and John D. Clark read the evening paper on national conventions.
Administration senators announced the government shipping bill would be pressed in the current session despite Republican threats of a filibuster. Democrats claim opposition is virtually overcome by amendments that do not materially alter core features of the bill.
July 1. A major blaze last month damaged and destroyed three large stores in Needles California. The fire hampered the Bre Hate operations and caused significant disruption to the town.
Miss Margaret Snook of the county clerk’s office joined Miss Cloe McNutt and guides to summit Longs Peak 14 500 feet high near Estes Park on July 2 4. They weathered a night at the Halfway house and finished the ascent despite thinning party. Snook later returned to Cheyenne after spending July 4 at Estes Park.
The Chautauqua opened its engagement in Cheyenne on the state capitol lot drawing a full house. Hawaiian opera company performed and Dr Clinton Howard of New York delivered a humorous lecture on women. Tonight the Melater grand opera company presents Verdi's Trovatore with DeLano at the helm. Dr Gray recounts his Bowery life and job-seeking experiences.
Washington officials study a July 3 accord between Russia and Japan. While Tokyo insists the pact preserves open trade, officials flag language on special interests in the Far East that could exclude the United States from determining property claims in China Mongolia and Manchuria.
Reports on a Gulf coast hurricane note extensive property damage totaling millions. One confirmed death is an engineer killed at Bond Mississippi after a washout on a railway line. Claims of seventeen Black deaths from Beloit Alabama are denied amid high anxiety for small gulf vessels crews.
Reports describe Carranzista forces in major towns preparing for possible American intervention. Troop movements include use of boxcars and civilians visible in the process, signaling rising national readiness amid tensions.
Chicago July 7 William J. Calhoun noted lawyer and former minister to China is suffering from a partial stroke of paralysis at the home of his law partner Will H. Lyford near Wheaton Illinois.
Joseph Ramsey Jr a railroad builder and engineer who led the Wabash railroad from 1901 to 1905 died of apoplexy at his East Orange New Jersey home today.
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