Daily Market Report Closes Cattle and Hog Trading Notes
Markets show cattle trading mixed with beef steers steady to strong on fat weights and yearlings while hog receipts fall for Omaha with tops around 15 dollars. Liberty bonds quoted. small talk on prices and a committee investigation into the cost of living follows with a pecan pie and coffee lecture.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Idaho
Omaha
Neb
Liberty
Liberty First
Demon Legislator Adamowski Targets Odd City Edicts
Chicago alderman Max Adamowski pushes bills on smoking by women and hot radiator rules for landlords and factories. He investigates apple costs from orchard to pie, probes cold storage food speculators, and backs high rent and living cost scrutiny as head of the council committee.
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Chicago
Max Adamowski
Adamowski
Kostner
Russell J. Poole
Immense Champagne Stock To Be Sold At Auction
Paris reports that ten million bottles of champagne from the Mumm sequestered property will be offered on July 28. The assets include 6000000 liters in casks stored in warehouses and hidden places in the Champagne region, seized after baron’s German citizenship.
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Paris
Garon Walter de Mumm
Rheims
Ludendorff
Epernay
Champagne
Lions Club Boosts YMG. AL Activity in Laramie
Laramie Wyoming July 15 Lions club discussed boosting YMCA work in Laramie and the attendant benefits for young men during its weekly luncheon. In the story telling contest Rev George H Lowry won first prize and was elected stated clerk of the Synod of Wyoming replacing Rev J Vernon who declined the post after selection. The synod will establish Laramie as its headquarters.
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Laramie
Wyo
Lions Club
George H. Lowry
Presbyterian Church
Lowry
Synod of Wyoming
Vernon
Evanston
Albany County Clerkship filed by Michelsen in Republican ticket
A. W. Michelsen, a former clerk in the Albany County Clerk’s office, filed his nomination petition on the Republican ticket for county clerk. The current holder, A. B. Caverly, was appointed after the death of Miss Thyra Thorkildsen in January 1918 and is not expected to seek the nomination. George W. Trabing filed for Republican nomination for sheriff with expected uncontested support.
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Laramid
Wyo
A. W. Michelsen
A. B. Caverly
Thyra Thorkildsen
Caverly
George W. Trabing
Trabing
Rod and Reef Club Meeting at City County Building
The Rod and Reef Club calls all fishermen to a meeting at the City and County building at 7 30 p m on Friday July 16 1920. H H ARP serves as president and C J HORISKEY signs as secretary. Attest 17.
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H. H. Arp
C. J. Horiskey
Rotary Picnic Planned at Pole Mountain Reserve
Rotary club plans a two day event at the Pole Mountain Reserve government warehouse near Pole Mountain. Dan C Barksdale chairs the committee for members and families only. Fort Russell supplies a 150 person camp with tents and cots and meals outlined from Saturday dinner to Sunday lunch.
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Rotary Club Committee
Dan C. Barksdale
Government
Pole Mountain
Cheyenne
Dugan
Fort Russell
McCullagh Named Grand Patriarch in Wy Odd Fellows Session
In Riverton Wyoming on July 15 the grand encampment of the Wyoming Odd Fellows elected David McCullagh of Laramie as grand patriarch. The grand lodge chose A O Heyer ShoShoni as grand master James R LeMarr Rock Springs as deputy grand master and Charles Galusha Casper as warden. Thomas Cottle Green River was re elected secretary and D L Carr Basin as grand treasurer. The grand lodge Rebekah elected Mrs Hannah LeMarr Rock Springs as president.
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Riverton
Wyo
Wyoming Odd Fellows
David McCullagh
Laramie
Grand Lodge
A. O. Heyer
Shoshoni
James R. LeMarr
Rock Springs
Charles Galusha
Casper
Thomas Cottle
Green River
D. L. Carr
Basin
Rebekah
Hannah LeMarr
Arrestee Dan Almy Charged Over Profane Language Incident
A warrant for Dan Almy's arrest was served this morning. He is charged with profane language after an argument at Mrs Trobough's house when her request to keep cars off the lawn was ignored. The case moves to trial this afternoon before Police Judge Swains on.
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Dan Almy
Almy
WOH Plans for Legion Convention
Sheridan Wyoming July 16 Preliminary arrangements for about 200 visiting delegates at the American Legion state convention August 8 9 and 6 include a motor trip to Story for an evening of entertainment. A twilight baseball game between Sheridan and the Casper Legion team is planned with Casper expected to bring a strong lineup from Wyoming's oil city.
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Legion
Sheridan
Casper Legionairnes
Wyoming
Reeder Family Returns as Carpenter News Mixed
Carpenter Wyoming news notes detail George Reeder driving to Denver for a visit with Mrs Reeder and Omer. Other items mention A W Musser family en route to Steamboat Springs visiting George Gillespie, Mrs Thomas McGee returning from Sisseton, and Mark Benedict from Des Moines visiting old friends. A Hereford Colorado team beat Carpenter in twelve innings 12 to 7 and Burns Wyoming plans a game in Carpenter on July 18.
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Sisseton
S. D
Mark Benedict
Des Moines
Wyoming
George Reeder
Hereford
Colo
Carpenter
Burns
Wyo
W. F. McGee
Luverne
Minnesota
Ruth Poston
Granger
James Bowen
O. A. Martin
Cheyenne
W. A. Brox
Chas
Jacobson
Irene
Ed. Jacobson
Laramie
Mary Moody
Myrtle Moody
Omaha
C. L. Bebb
Ed West
Missouri
Local Notices and Ads Highlight Services and Elections
Classified snippets advertise Union Trust Co Northwestern Mutual Life and real estate services by J A Kirkpatrick. Other entries promote baby carriages, taxi service, interior painting, and a hydraulic update. A 1920 primary election note and a divorce grant for Harrold Bell Wright are also listed with brief context.
Train diners to be cafeterias on serve self plan
Roger Collins explains railways will install cafeteria diners operating on a serve yourself principle to boost efficiency. He highlights time saving as the key benefit and frames the shift as a modernization of railway dining.
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Chicago
Minter
Roger Collins
Tokio Gets First Subway in Japan’s History
Tokio wins a charter for Japan’s first subway as part of a broad transit modernization plan for Tokyo and Osaka. The project aims to relieve overcrowded streetcars, expand streets, build a new harbor, and overhaul housing with vast spending in Osaka and Tokyo.
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Tokio
Japan
Osaka
Manchester
New York
London
Paris
Greater
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength treatment
Advert shows Othine double strength cream promised to remove freckles. Instructions claim applying an ounce nightly and morning will fade dark spots and clear skin, with money back guarantee if ineffective.
Rain Needed In Central Wyoming
Weather bureau notes a cool start to the week ending July 12 with warmer conditions later. Local showers were scarce, precipitation under a quarter inch, alfalfa and rye nearing harvest, winter wheat heading, beet field cleaning favorable, and livestock ranges improving.
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Weather Bureau
Power from Water Reaches 10 Million HP Threshold
The article notes that up to ten million horsepower, calculated from water flow, is currently utilized. It discusses the relation between flow rates and generated power and references installations or projects showcasing this capacity.
City News in Brief Highlights from Diamond district to campus
Lee Moore, pioneer stockman, was in the city yesterday. A Democrat meeting at the courthouse at 8 this evening to discuss county campaign and candidates. Filing period for declarations of candidacy at the secretary of state’s office expires Sunday. Old Durbing House at 2016 House Street being moved. University of Wyoming trustees will meet in the city today. H B Colburn, Burns attorney, in town yesterday. City park driveways appear January white from cottonwood fluff. Albany cafe closed for renovations. Young Men's Literary Club holds weekly meeting at Carnegie Library tonight. Fort Russell exam for forty US Army commissions proceeding before a special board. Landscape work finished at Richardson and Carey homes on Capitol Avenue. Dirt and gravel thrown on the City Park toboggan slide disrupts youngsters’ attire. Tennis craze boosts demand for racquets, balls, and gear.
Electric soldering iron gains favor with tradesmen
The electric soldering iron is praised as a popular new device for plumbers, mechanics, and repairmen. It stays hot as long as needed, features a calorized tip and a flexible spiral handle for balance, and includes a guard ring to prevent ignition when laid down. It can be connected to any lighting circuit.
China Alarmed by American Pastime in Shanghai
Shanghai reports alarm among Christian college alumni at foreign vices entering China. Cigarettes and whisky replace opium, poker rival fan tan and lottery. Last year 5 million packs of cards worth 1 million dollars were imported, with 100 thousand packs in a single month.
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Shanghai
Christian Colleges
China
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