Laramie Youth Arrested Over Forged Checks in Denver Case
Louis Kieha, 20, of Laramie Wyoming, was arrested in Denver yesterday by detectives Maxwell and Brick on charges tied to forging the name of George Cash on checks totaling about 1500 dollars. The case involves alleged bond and a prior jail escape linked to the former business owner.
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Denver
Louis Kiehapot
Laramie
Wyo
Maxwell
Brick
Cole
Kiehap
George Cash
Wander
Lara
Dinner Stories and War-Torn Wit in Street Scene
A fragmented reminiscence blends dinner talk and wartime gossip as a boy teases a sister’s secret engagement while a distressed officer consoles a man whose friend is shot. A teacher’s Bible lesson on turning water into wine prompts a shy crowd reaction and a wide girl’s festive quip.
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Jimmy
Joe Johnson
Jaek
Women Seek Health Through Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy
Hundreds of women enter the professional world while in poor health, dragging one foot after another and watching the clock. The ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy made from roots and herbs, claiming it has brought health and happiness to many women in America. It invites readers to try it and to contact the Leader for classified insertion.
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Profesor
Rome
Lydia E. Pinkham
Candidate for Sheriff in August primaries
An announcement to Laramie County electors declares candidacy for Sheriff on the Democratic ticket. The speaker cites long service under former and late Sheriff Mayes and promises competent, efficient service and diligent effort to serve the best interests of the residents.
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Laramie Gounty
Ing
Mayes
Foley Kidney and Health Remedy Advertisement
A fragment advertises Foley Kidney and related health products from Foley & Co., Chicago Illinois. It promises relief for constipation headache rheumatism and general cleansing benefits.
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Foley & Co
Ave
Chicago
Foley
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice on bicycles and finances
A letter from a mother asks about her son joining a bicycle club and safety around traffic. Golden Tod advises choosing independence over shielding him. A second reader worries about buying an automobile on credit and a coat for winter. Rosemary offers tips for oily skin care and cleansing.
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Jy.wetchfol
Mrs. Thompson
Golden Tod
Grindston
Jeaat
Market Report Omaha Wheat and Corn Quotes
Wheat quotes show No. 2 hard at 2.86 and No. 3 hard at 2.84. Corn values list No. 2 white at 1.60, No. 3 white at 1.55, No. 2 yellow at 1.80, No. 4 yellow at 1.54, No. 2 mixed at 1.50, and No. 3 mixed at 1.43. Miso Onte No. 8 white ranges 0.95 to 0.96 and sample white at 0.92 to 0.93.
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Omaha
Neb
Onte
Minneapolis Grain Prices Steady Amid Market Pause
Minneapolis July 14 grain market shows no change in wheat and bran prices with Bran at 949.00 and Plour holding steady as trading pauses.
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Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Chicago cattle market report shows mixed demand and steady trends
Cattle receipts reached 9 000 with beef steers mostly steady from yesterday. Heavyweight and grassers were slow while canners and good stockers stayed firm. Bulls hovered steady to strong as buyers adjusted to market conditions.
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Chicago
Market Report Text Confused On Livestock Prices
The fragment describes calves and stackers steady with bull veal at 734 and top around 614.05, with declines in hides and pigs about 250 lower. Sheep totals around 17,000 with lambs at 16.75 and light weight yearlings fed at 14.00, presented as a chaotic market snapshot.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Omaha Nebraska May 14 0 8
Bureau of Markets shows cattle and hog receipts with hogs 12 000 steady to 15 cents lower. Hog prices range 19.75 to 40. i815.25. Cattle receipts 4,000 with good and choice steers steady and best feeders steady. Lambs and sheep higher with best over 7.50 and yearlings around 10.50.
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Omaha
Neb
Bureau of Markets
Lambeaa
Odd Fellows Install Officers for Year
New officers for the local Odd Fellows lodge were installed at Monday night’s joint meeting with the Rebekahs. Nelson, noble grand, C. J. Brown of Port Russell, vice grand, J. L. Murray, treasurer, and Verne Fran non, secretary. Refreshments followed the election and the business meeting, then the evening included dancing.
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Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Odd Ptlows
Rebekahs
Dur- Nelson
Noble Grand
C. J. Brown
Port Russell
J. L. Murray
Verne Frannon
State Leader Promotes Ads For 100 Percent Dividend Trial
A state leader urges trial of a paid advertisement plan promising a hundred percent dividend to supporters. The proposal seeks to test profit returns through ad sales and public funding ideas.
Women of Today and First Women of Note Abroad
The piece highlights American women achieving "first" status such as Mrs Joseph K Moore Yale law degree holder. It notes British court presentations including Miss Cornelia Bagsell and others, and Belle Skinner's postwar relief work rebuilding French villages with aid to Nenoy architects and the end American welfare committee recognizing her efforts.
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Mra
Joseph K. Moore
New York
Moore
Yale University
U. S
London
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Cyrnelia, Bagsell
Clarkspurg
Davis
Mra. C. FP. Devereur
L. Lecier Winslow
John Sanford
Belle Skinner
Holyoke
Mase
Siete
Mias Skinner
Nenoy
Aew
New
Steel for Apartment House Nearing Fireproof Phase
Crews place steel girders for interior supports at the new apartment building. A large derrick with a swinging hoist dominates the site as steel rises rapidly. Brickwork climbs to the top of the first floor while carpenters lay floor isolations and joists rest on steel columns. When finished with metallic lathing, the building aims for practical fireproofing to limit any blaze to a single unit.
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Mire
Cilaebeth Thompson
Market Report
Chicago Livestock
Tessie
ED Bier
Meebe
Odd Fellows
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battie Creek
Michigan
Bane
Oman
Ganda
Cain
Cleveland
U. G. Plain
Dave Flanagan
Cheyenne
W. E. Dinneen
W. H. Kleinke
Judy Bros. Burns
U.S
United States
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