Cattle and Hog Market Summary with Liberty Bond Quotes
Daily Market Report from Chicago and Omaha shows cattle and hog receipts with prices for beef steers cows and vealers, lambs and sheep at varied levels, plus Liberty Bond quotations. The Adamowski committee continues its inquiry into the cost of living illustrated by meals and prices.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Idaho
Omaha
Neb
Liberty
Liberty First
Demon Legislator Max Adamowski Proposes Odd Bills
Chicago alderman Max Adamowski pushes unusual measures from a 70 degree winter heat rule for flats to bans on smoking by women in public places. He also probes apple costs from orchard to pie and investigates cold storage food speculators while leading council inquiries into the high cost of living.
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Chicago
Max Adamowski
Adamowski
Kostner
Russell J. Poole
Immense Champagne Stock To Be Sold In Sequestered Estate
Paris reports auction of Garon Walter de Mumm sequestered property on July 28. About ten million bottles of champagne and 600000 liters in casks are to be sold, seized after the baron’s restoration of German citizenship as World War I disrupted Reims cellars. The war depleted bottles stored in Rheims and wartime troops drank from the cellars near Epernay.
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Paris
Garon Walter de Mumm
Rheims
Ludendorff
Epernay
Champagne
Lions Club Boosts YMCA Activity in Laramie
Laramie Wyoming July 15 Lions club at weekly luncheon discussed advancing YMCA work for young men with benefits for the city. In a story telling contest Rev George H Lowry won first prize and was elected stated clerk of the Wyoming Synod replacing Rev J Vernon who declined the post. The Synod will make Laramie its headquarters.
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Laramie
Wyo
Lions Club
George H. Lowry
Presbyterian Church
Lowry
Synod of Wyoming
Vernon
Evanston
Albany County Clerkship nominations and sheriff race notes
A. W. Michelsen filed for Republican nomination for Albany County clerk, the post held by A. B. Caverly by appointment after Miss Thyra Thorkildsen’s 1918 death. Caverly is not expected to seek the nomination. George W. Trabing filed for Republican re election as sheriff and is not believed to face opposition.
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Laramid
Wyo
A. W. Michelsen
A. B. Caverly
Thyra Thorkildsen
Caverly
George W. Trabing
Trabing
Rod and Reef Club Meeting in City Building
The Rod and Reef Club holds an important meeting at the City and County Building at 7 30 p m on Friday July 16 1920 All fishermen are urged to attend H H ARP president Attest C J HORISKEY secretary
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H. H. Arp
C. J. Horiskey
Rotary Picnic Set On Pole Mountain Reserve
Rotary club plans a big two day picnic for members and families at Fort Russell camp site on Pole Mountain reserve Cheyenne leaving Cheyenne city park at 2 PM Saturday. Colonel Dugan secured camp for 150 with tents and cots and a chef.
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Cheyenne
Dugan
Fort Russell
Pole Mountain
McCullagh Named Grand Patriarch in Wyoming Encampment
In Riverton on July 15 the Wyoming Odd Fellows grand encampment elected David McCullagh of Laramie as grand patriarch. A. O. Heyer of Shoshoni became grand master with James R. LeMarr of Rock Springs as deputy and Charles Galusha of Casper as warden. Thomas Cottle of Green River was re elected secretary and D. L. Carr of Basin grand treasurer. The Rebekah lodge elected Mrs. Hannah LeMarr of 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
Arrest warrant served for Dan Almy over profane language
A warrant for the arrest of Dan Almy was served this morning. He is charged with profane language after an argument with Mrs. Trobough over driving his car on the lawn. The case will be heard this afternoon before Police Judge Swainson.
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Dan Almy
Almy
WOH Plans for Legion Convention
Sheridan prepares for the second annual American Legion state convention August 4, 5 and 6 with a motor trip to Story Wyoming and an evening of athletic events. A twilight baseball game features Sheridan's Legion team against Casper's all star lineup from Wyoming's oil city. Casper’s Legionnaires expected to attend and bring a strong roster. Local residents travel and return plans noted along with other community visits and school activity adjustments for Hillsdale and Laramie County.
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Legion
Sheridan
Casper Legionairnes
Wyoming
Reeder family and locals gather in Carpenter area news
Community notes from Carpenter Wyoming include George Reeder returning from Denver, A W Musser and family stopping en route to Steamboat Springs, and visits by Mrs Ruth Poston and Dr O A Martin. Local sports report highlights Hereford beating Carpenter in twelve innings 12 to 7. Burns team to visit 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 ads and notices breeze through town
Various advertisements list Union Trust Co and Northwestern Mutual Life offices, real estate services by J A Kirkpatrick, baby carriages by Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbinder, taxi and painting services, plus a Republican primary coroner candidate W W Dumm. A brief weather note signals little change in temperature and a divorce ruling for Harrold Bell Wright in Tucson.
Train diners to be cafeterias in railway service
Roger Collins promotes a shift from traditional diners to cafeteria style service on trains. He says railways will install serve self cafeterias for greater efficiency and time saving.
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Chicago
Minter
Roger Collins
Tokio to Build First Subway and Major Transit Upgrades
Tokio will authorize a first subway as part of a broad $10,000,000 street project and Osaka plans extend to a $75,000,000 street upgrade and a $30,000,000 harbor. The programs aim to relieve overcrowded streetcars, expand canals, and modernize sewage while housing remains scarce and rents rise.
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Tokio
Japan
Osaka
Manchester
New York
London
Paris
Greater
Freckles vanish with Othine double strength treatment
Advert appears promising a lifelong solution for freckles using Othine double strength. It claims rapid results with nightly and morning applications, noting most cases need no more than an ounce and offers money back if unsuccessful.
Rain Needed In Central Wyoming
The weather bureau reports a cool start to the week ending July 12 with warmer conditions later. Local showers were scarce, precipitation averaging under a quarter inch, and rain is needed in central districts though some eastern areas received brief thunderstorms. Alfalfa, rye, wheat, beets, and potatoes show favorable conditions for harvesting and livestock conditions remain good to excellent.
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Weather Bureau
Power from Water Flow Reaches 10 Million HP Limit
Lines note a cap of ten million horsepower derived from water flow as the current maximum in use. The report highlights the scale of hydro power capacity and references the limit as a benchmark for ongoing projects.
City News in Brief Highlights from the Diamond district and city events
Lee Moore and H B Colburn attended city business yesterday. A Democrats meeting on county campaign and candidates is set for 8 p m at the courthouse. Secretary of State candidacy declarations must be filed by Sunday. The old Durbin g house at 2016 House Street is being moved. University of Wyoming trustees meet in the city today. City park driveways look Januaryy white after cottonwood shedding. Albany cafe closed for renovation. Young Men's Literary Club meets at Carnegie Library. Fort Russell army cadets exam proceeding before a special board. Trees trimmed at Richardson and Carey homes on Capitol Avenue. City park toboggan slide dirt and gravel problem harms youngsters. Tennis gear in high demand as city kids embrace the sport.
Electric soldering iron gains quick steady heat for trades
The electric soldering iron, favored by plumbers and mechanics, stays hot as long as needed, with a calorized tip to prevent oxidation and a spiral wire handle for balance. A guard ring elevates the heated tip when laid down, reducing fire risk and it can connect to any lighting circuit.
Chinese Alumni Alarm Over Foreign Vices In China
Shanghai report notes Christian college alumni alarmed by foreign morals erosion as cigarettes and whisky replace opium with poker displacing fan tan and lottery. imports reach 5 million packs worth about 1 million dollars last year and 100000 packs in one month.
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Shanghai
Christian Colleges
China
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