Notice to Prospective Stockholders in Series 11
Series 11 stock of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association is open for public subscription at the Stock Exchange National Bank. Each share costs 1256 with 195 paid at start and 1 per month thereafter. pass books issued. Subscriptions should be completed by July 25 1912. stock certificates issued after the annual meeting. J L Murray president. A C Kingsford secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Murray
A. C. Kingsford
Sec’y
Fishing on Bates Creek Tales from a Wyoming ranch
A Casper Wyoming writer recalls life on Bates Creek ranch with alfalfa crops and orchards. The stream runs through the ranch and trout abound, with a memory of two older siblings catching over two hundred trout in a summer outing. A mother crossing the creek falls in and returns home soaked as the horse grazes nearby.
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Bates Creek
Mamma
Bessie
Pobvar
Casper
Country life praised for clean air and greener scenes
The article extols country living as healthier than city life with cleaner air and ample green surroundings, noting urban crowds and tall buildings hinder easy breathing. It emphasizes the advantages of rural surroundings for residents seeking relief from city noise and pollution.
Meadow Memories From a Young Farmer’s Letter
A youth from Holyoke Calo writes about loving field play among corn and wheat but stresses the need to study farming with hooks and improve agricultural skills, signing Huldert R. Clark, age iw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldert R. Clark
Holyoke
Calo
Beulah farm youths contrast in acts of kindness and cruelty
Tom, a twelve year old farmer's son, earns trust and a calf through kindness. Charles, also son of a prosperous farmer, succumbs to cruelty toward lambs, earning punishment. Anna Jean Andrews, aged 12, Beulah, Wyoming.
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Tom
Charles
Anna Jean Andrews
Aro
Beulah
Wyo
Old Gypsy Boy the Nicest Friend
A nostalgic poem by Alice Annette Larkin recalls a horse named Old Gypsy Boy as a loyal companion for two boys, Ned and the narrator, and their grandpa at a family farm. The piece captures rural life, playful rides, family affection, and a future dream of owning Gypsy Boy on a larger farm.
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Old Gypsy
Ben
Ned
Grandpa
Old Gypsy Boy
Grandpa Stone
Gypsy Boy
Alice Annette Larkin
Round Trip Tickets Cheyenne to Casper for Red Men Session
Colorado and Southern Co offers round trip fares from Cheyenne to Casper and return from August 8 to August 11 1912 at 11.90 dollars for annual session of the Improved Order of Red Men. For details contact H B Dyer Cheyenne or T W Fisher Denver G P A CL & 8 Ry Co.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Casper
The
Great Council
H. B. Dyer
T. Wi. Fisher
Ry, Co
Denver
Colo
Battleship Wyoming Freed From Mud Bank For Sea Trial
In Wilmington Delaware a dozen tugs pulled the new battleship Wyoming from a Delaware River mudbank after hours of work. She entered deep water and began speed trials off the Maine coast.
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Wilmington
Del
Wyoming
Delaware River
Maine
Wilson Campaign to Put Headquarters in New York
In Chicago July 17 Governor Woodrow Wilson plans to base Democratic campaign operations in New York with Chicago housing a divisional HQ. William F. McCombs leads the national committee with J B Davis secretary and John I. Martin sergeant at arms. The executive committee will include Gore O Gorman many others. Senator Gore of Oklahoma is slated as chief adviser and a leading campaign speaker.
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Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
United States
New York
William F. McCombs
National Committee
Wilson
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Atarma
J. B. Davis
Wisconsin
John I. Martin
St. Louis
Willard Saulebury
R. 8
Hudspeth
Joerephus Daniels
North Carolina
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
Gore
Oklahoma
O'Gormin
Culberson
Texas
Fred B. Lynch
Minnesota
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Martin J. Wade
Iowa
John D. Crimmins
William G. McAdoo
McCombs
Senator Gore
Army orders grant vacation leaves to several officers
Leave of absence for one month is granted Colonel Charles G. Treat of the third field artillery. Brigadier General James Allen chief signal officer gets three months leave effective July 1. First Lieutenant Charles L. Scott twelfth cavalry receives four months leave starting November 1. Major Louis Brechomin Jr medical corps is granted two months leave. Some casual notes follow about farm jobs and unrelated names.
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Washington, D. C
Charles G. Treat
Third Field Artillery
James Allen
Charles L. Scott
Twelfth Cavalry
Louis Brechomin, Jr
Market Report Denver July 17 Bulls Hogs Cattle Prices
Denver markets report good demand with grass cattle easing as green feed enters. cattle and hog prices hold near or above prior levels. Good grass steers 6.76 to 7.25, cows 4.50 to 6.75, veal calves to 8. Bulls 4.00 to 6.00. Hog price around 7.30 to 7.45. Sheep and lambs firm. New York and Chicago quotes mixed on metals and cattle futures.
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Denver
Denver Union Block Yards
Chicago
Texas
Market Summary Afloat with Mixed Cotton Prices
St Louis report shows steady western markets with medium grades at 20 124e and 13W 20c amid subtle shifts. New York bid levels record middling spot at 12 46 and 12 70 for gulf trade with Beales noting 277 lots traded.
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St. Louia
New York
Gulf
Beales
Wheat and grain prices and a receivership notice
Historical price quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Park Lard and Rib a with July and September figures. Court orders creditors of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern Railroad Company to file claims by September 1 1912 or lose right to share in assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Park
Denver
Denver, Laramie and Northwestern Railroad Company
Bruttein
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Railway Employees' Association
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Railway Employees' Building and Loan Association will be held in Cheyenne Wyoming at the Court House in the City of Cheyenne at pm Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Employes’ Building and Loan Association
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
Wyoming
Meeting notice on stock representation and penalties
July 25 1912 meeting called to transact business for the ensuing year and to attend to bylaw related matters. All unpledged stock must be represented in person or by proxy or risk a ten cent per share penalty. The Secretary holds permanent proxies for pledged or borrowed stock and will vote when owners are not present. Attest A C Kingsford Secretary. 2 Pure White Lead The Sherman Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Murray
A. C. Kingsford
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Pebrican
Btanton Transfer Co
Cheyenne Railway Employers' Building and Loan Association
Wer
Jnet
Gypsy
Colorado & Southern CO
Sherman
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Market Report
New York Financial and Metals
Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar
Atchison
Great Northern
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Reading
Southern Pacific
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Tahoe
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Willis L. Moore
Louis
Rt. Sonta Wool
State of
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A. D
Harry C. Riddle
Continental Trust Company
Marshall B. Smith
Continental Building
Railway Employees' Building and Loan Association
Sam Vittoria Deming
J.D. Wright
Neal Estatre
Knight
J. 3
Fitzgerald
Black
Western Junk, Bottle & Coal Yard
Fredrick
Sacks
Louis Vta
Bent Street
M. P. Cotton
Carey Avene
C. ¥. Clement
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