Daily Market Report Kansas City Market Review
Carth receipts Monday were 16000, lightest Monday run in three weeks with market steady to ten higher. Hogs 10000, mostly 10 higher, top 15.80. Sheep and lambs 4200, few choice natives. spring lambs 15.50 and 15.40 in other markets. Weather droughts pressured cattle, last week curbed loading, grass steers up to 15.75, Oklahoma sales strong to 15.50.
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Texas
Kansas cattle and hog prices mixed with market shifts
Medium Kansas grass steers sold around 10.50 while good to choice steers held steady from last week at 15.15. Cows rose 25 cents, grass cows 7 to 7.75 with heavy cows up to 10. California steers 1000 pounds at 9.45. Hogs open 10 to 20 cents lower in Chicago. best heavies 15.80, mids 15.75, lights 15.45. run 15,400. Sheep and lambs show weak demand with steady tone today. spring lambs near 16, fat ewes to 12.25.
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Kansas
California
Chicago
Bessemer drill in Casper holdings shows oil at 1150 feet
Judge Winter and partners inspect Bessemer holdings in West Salt Creek field. First well on section 36-40-80 runs 1150 feet with oil showing and drilling rate of 119 feet per day. Bessemer plans four to six wells this summer and has second and third rigs starting, with Blackstone leasing part of section 36. Western Exploration brings in a second Lander field well at 1800 feet and two more wells are drilling. Scandia Oil formed in Denver with $300,000 capital, led by Axel Swanson. Wyoming Oil starts Rocky Ford field drills under Dr. Robinson.
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Chas. E. Winter
C. E. Littlefield
L. E. Waldron
Bessemer Oil Company
A. W. Littlefield
Los Angeles
Cal
Bessemer
West Salt Creek
Bessemer Company
Salt Creek
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Tlleges
Bessemer Holdings
Blackstone Interesests
Western Exploration Company
Lander
Axel Swanson
Colorado
Coal Creek
Wyoming
Denver
Rocky Ford
Wyoming Oil Company
Dr. Robinson
Rapid City
S. D
Rocky Ford Oil Field
Texas town claims record for Red Cross per capita
Shafter Texas a mining camp near a willow grove along a bend in a stream reports the highest Red Cross per capita subscription. With 11 American families, total subscriptions reach 1500 dollars averaging 196.07 per person. A mine manager gave 500 dollars the store manager 200 and every American and many Mexicans contributed.
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Shafter
Tex
Red Cross
Troops study French at Fort Bliss to serve in France
Soldiers at Fort Bliss and Camp Stewart plan a brief French course in collaboration with the local high school in El Paso. Many have bought French primers and started learning as they prepare for service in France.
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Tex
Camp Stewart
France
Oil City Float to Highlight Pittsburg Grand Lodge Parade
Casper will showcase its oil heritage with a miniature derrick float at the Pittsburgh parade on July 26. Richard Dunn and R W Miller urge Wyoming oil firms to fund the float while films of Wyoming oil activity will be shown in Pittsburgh theaters during the grand lodge session.
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Oil City
Pittsburg
Casphr
Casper
Casper Moose Lodge
Pittsburgh
Wyoming
Richard Dunn
R. W. Miller
Grand Lodge
Burlington Railroad
Industrial Club
Woman Loses Two Husbands at Once
PORT COLLINS Colo July 12 A district court suit reveals Pearl Hawkins married W Montgomery while still married to Hawking. Hawkins earlier divorced Hawking was not final. Montgomery sought a divorce and married her. An annulment and another ceremony are planned to untangle the tangled marriages.
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Port Collins
Colo
W. Montgomery
Pearl Hawkins
Mra Hawkins
Montgomery
Hawkins
Sheriff Sells Exempt Goods in District Court Win
K H Lyon former Ault insurance and real estate man won a district court victory over ex sheriff McAfee over levied exempt household goods from April 1. The judge upheld the exempt goods verdict of 955.15 and struck 227 for non exempt items. Both sides given 120 days to file bills of exceptions and writ of execution extended to September 11. Lyon was represented by J C Ewing and Mann and Mann.
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Lyon
McAfee
Gal, Bradfield
Chas
Southard
Bradfield
Strong
McAfer
J. C. Ewing
Mann & Mann
Notice to prospective stockholders in Series 16
Notice to prospective stockholders in Series No 16 of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association. Series 11 has been opened for subscription with shares at 1.25 each, payable at the Bank. After first payment, monthly payments are 1.00 per share. Subscriptions should be made on July 26, 1917. Certificates issued as soon as possible after the annual meeting. Jol Murray, President, Kingsford, July 12 22, 1917.
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Jol. Murray
Steat
Kingsford
Beo'y
Deming Guardsmen Training Camp Aims For Moral Atmosphere
National guardsmen set up a training camp in Deming New Mexico with plans to ensure a strict moral atmosphere around the barracks and grounds. Secretary Daniels has warned away certain disruptive elements to protect mothers from concerns about their sons.
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Deming
N. M
Daniels
Naval Barracks
Bank of Carpenter Incorporation Record
The Bank of Carpenter was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming at 2:30 p m on May 3 1916. Capital stock is 10000 dollars divided into 140 shares of 100 each. Term is 50 years. Operations will be in Carpenter Wyoming. Directors for the first year are H J Plambeck E H Benedett George H Gilland and CC W Hireig. Agent for service is S C Powers who resides in Carpenter Wyoming.
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Bank of Carpenter
Cheyenne
Wyoming
General Banking
la Capital
Carpenter
Wye
H. J. Plambeck
KE. H. Benedett
George H. Gilland
CC. W. Hireig
8. C. Powers
Carpenter, Wyo
Lieid-i5
Annual stockholders meeting of Railway Employes Building and Loan
Notice of the annual meeting of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association of Cheyenne Wyoming to elect seven trustees and transact other business. Unpledged stock must be represented or a ten cent fine per share will be added. Proxies available at Stock Growers Bank. J Murray President and J KingSfield Secretary. Meeting set for July 25, 19¢7 at the Court House in Cheyenne.
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Court House
Cheyenne
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Spoom
Ly-Lawsa
Stock Growers Bank
JL. Murray
Notice of Divorce Petition in Wyoming District Court
In Lara mie County Wyoming in the First Judicial District Susan N. Gildersleeve petitions for divorce from Harry J. Gildersleeve alleging desertion non support extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness. He must answer by July 28 1917 or default judgment will be entered. Clerk T J Fisher. Joan Charles Thompson GI Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Susan N. Gildersleeve
Harry J. Gildersleeve
Susan N. Gildersteeve
T. J. Fishier
Joan Charles Thompson
Plainiff
Notch of Incorporation Cokeville Telephone Company
The Cokeville Telephone Company files in Wyoming to own operate telephone and telegraph systems and exchanges. Capital stock is 5000 dollars, three directors named Peter Olwan J Kanney and John N Stoner. Principal office in Cokeville Lincoln County Wyoming with business to extend to United States as directors decide.
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Cokeville Telephone Company
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Peter Olwan
J. ©. Kanney
John N. Stoner
Lincoln County
Alleh
United States
Cokeville State Bank
Cokeville
Lincoln
Eens
J. A. Larson
Aviator Captain Suffers Injury After Field Turnover
Captain Joli Berry, 71, plunges to 1500 feet and crashes into a cornfield stump. The aeroplane turned over and he was knocked unconscious with a wrenched back after engine trouble forced a forced landing near East St. Louis. The veteran officer runs an aviation school line.
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East ST. Lois
Volplnning
Joli Berry
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