Classified Advertisement and Public Notice Ledger
Classifieds include house lots for sale from 226000 with easy terms and a notice of sheriff sale in Cheyenne Wyoming on August 21 1920. Also a probate order to mortgage Emma Reibeling estate realty in Cheyenne and council minutes noting sewer work and dog control ordinance discussions.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
Cheyenne
District Court of the First Judicial District of Wyoming
Ray B. Lee
Margaret G. Jienne
Edwin J. Smalley
Own Your Own Home at Reduced Price in Capitol-North City
Reduced from 6500 to 5750 for a brand-new bungalow with five rooms and bath. Features hardwood floors built-in bookcases fireplace chandeliers and full basement. Located north of the Capitol with easy terms and $950 down. Also a 4 room bungalow on three lots on the South Side for 2100 with $600 down and balance like rent. Possession in one week.
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Capitol
For Rent Furnished Room Bachelors Club 1916 Warren Ave
Classified notice lists a furnished room for rent at the Bachelors Club 1916 Warren Ave with a Denver woman seeking a permanent Cheyenne position and references. Also a lost pony notice and a Wyoming district court final report for Annie R. Smith estate with implications for creditors and distribution hearings set for August 1920.
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Bachelors Club
Warren Ave
State of
Wyoming
County of
Laramie
District Court
First Judicial District
Annie R. Smith
Ray H. Lee
Percy Smith
ENE . Poly
Cheyenne City Council Proceedings July 19 1920
City Clerk records regular session with quorum at 10 20. Reports from City Engineer show 1452 90 dollars in permits for quarter ending June 30th. Rebates approved for Jerry O Keefe on expired Express license due to illness. Bond issue for sewers discussed. second reading postponed. Gas tank and water line extensions approved or denied as noted. Water mains extension deemed not cost effective. War Department diversion offer discussed via resolution.
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Jerry O'Keefe
Taylor
Cheyenne
F. G. Smith
Wire Underwriters Association
Sam J. Garret
19Th & Thames
Claude G. Hancock
Hellman
McInerney
War Department
Enormous sums paid for picture rights of plays
Veteran Broadway plays increasingly fetch large sums as film producers bid against each other. Even failed stage dramas can earn thousands in film rights, with hit titles reaching into hundreds of thousands or more. The Bird of Paradise and West Is West illustrate escalating values as studios seek ready material.
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Glendon Allvine
Gaiety Theatre
Oliver Morosco
United States
Inngland
William A. Ready
David W. Griffith
New York
Broadway Plays Push Screen Prices Beyond Value
The article notes prices for screen rights have surged as stage dramas move to film, with examples like Paid in Full and Seven Days. It argues the practice overvalues dramatic works, as roadshow advertising fades and stage hits gain excessive premium, hurting overall screen material worth.
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Messrs. Wagenhals
Kemper
Pinero
Alf Hayman
Meat output in U S shows half year decline
The Institute of American Meat Packers reports U S meat production for the first half of 1920 fell about 6 percent from 1919, totaling hundreds of millions of pounds less at sixty nine major stockyards. Slaughter of cattle hogs and sheep at Cheyenne and 68 markets dropped by over two and a half million animals, signaling a potential near 400 million pound drop in output for the period.
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Chicago
Ill
Institute of American Meat Packers
United States
Cheyenne
Eastern workers coming west due to unemployment
In Colorado Springs, George M. Taylor of the Portland Gold Mining Co notes Cripple Creek camps may recover this fall as western mines expect influx of labor from the east and midwest. He cites widespread eastern layoffs and high wage pressures, with miners earning 5.50 a day on average and top earners up to 16 to 20 a day.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Cripple Creek
George M. Taylor
Portland Gold Mining Company
Taylor
Middle West
New York Bay
Mr. Taylor
Danes Aim to Reach Northern Point of Greenland
Lange Koch, a Danish polar explorer, leads a summer expedition to reach North Point and complete Greenland exploration. Planned two year effort seeks Danish sovereignty, with depots established near Inglefield Gulf and mainly Eskimo crew aside from one mechanic, aided by an ice crawling tractor from Henry Ford.
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Copenhagen
North Point
Greenland
Lange Koch
Koch
Knud Rasmussen
Inglefield Gulf
Jules Schmitt Now Dealing in Lands
Mr and Mrs J F Schmitt of Los Angeles formerly Cheyenne are spending two weeks in Cheyenne Mr Schmitt heads the land department of the Southern Pacific railway in Los Angeles and has made a great success with land sales The Schmitts visited Yellowstone Park before arriving in Cheyenne
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J. F. Schmitt
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Schmitt
Southern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone Park
Corn and hay price trends favor livestock producers
The article notes favorable price trends for corn and hay benefiting livestock producers. It states lower grain prices would cut feed costs, while beef cattle prices in Chicago for native steers averaged 14.95 in June, near wartime highs. May receipts fell, June receipts rose, and overall market dynamics affected cattle values.
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United States
Chicago
Salt Lake Herald Quits Publication Buys The Telegram
Salt Lake Herald suspends publication after 1870 start and sells to the same interests that ran the Herald. The Herald, a morning Republican paper, was controlled by Senator Smoot. The Telegram is described as an evening independent publication.
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Salt Lake Herald
Telegram
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
the Herald
Senator Smoot
the Telegram
Union Pacific Superintendent Visits Cheyenne
General Superintendent A. W. Woodruff of the Union Pacific railroad is in Cheyenne on business. He favored a liberal award to railroad men and though the result is not all they expected, a strike is not anticipated.
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A. W. Woodruff
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Sheep shearer earns average daily wage in season
A wage controversy hearing before the state labor department revealed the average daily earnings of sheep shearers. One worker testified he received 17 1/2 cents per sheep, shorn 200 to 300 sheep daily with a best day of 72 dollars. He projected electric clippers would raise average daily pay to about 85 dollars.
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State Labor Department
Shearer
Denver
Democrats Urge Two States to Ratify Amendments
In Columbus Ohio on July 20 the Democratic National Committee unanimously adopted a resolution urging Tennessee and North Carolina to ratify the federal women s suffrage amendment.
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Columbus
Democratic National Committee Today
Tennessee
North Carolina
Elks to Hold Hop Next Thursday Eve
The Elks dancing committee announces a Thursday night hop with the Rocky Mountain Society orchestra of Greeley. The event starts a summer schedule and will be one of Frontier week’s most enjoyable events with plans for a dance each night starting Tuesday.
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Elks’ Dancing Committee
Rocky Mountain Society Orchestra of
Greeley
Elks
Funeral Services For Ramirez Lad
Funeral services for Clarence Ramirez eight year old boy killed in City Park were held at Harry Bricker Brothers funeral parlors at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon with Rev J S Stubblefield officiating. Interment was at Lakeview cemetery. Floral offerings came from the boy's friends and playmates. Special music was performed by Juaneta Bricker and Bernita Collier with Mrs George Lake on piano.
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Clarence Ramirez
City Park
Harry Bricker Brothers
J. S. Stubblefield
Lakeview Cemetery
Juaneta Bricker
Bernita Collier
George Lake
Western Comedy Features The Snail at Lyric Today
Shorty Hamilton stars in The Snail at the Lyric for the last times with a lively wild west adventure and a strong supporting cast. Lion Paws and Lady Fingers, a Century comedy, completes today's program with broad humor and sharp timing.
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Shorty Hamilton
Lion Paws
Lady Fingers
City of Masks at Princess screens two days
Paramount Artcraft presents The City of Masks starring Robert Warwick with Lois Wilson in a dramatic study of New York’s inner life. A new Hank Mann comedy Naughty Nurse accompanies the feature on the two day showing.
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Paramount Artcraft
Robert Warwick
George Barr McCutcheon
New York
Warwick
Lois Wilson
Hank Mann
Wyoming Firms File Charters With Varied Par Values
Articles of incorporation filed in Wyoming reveal seven companies with equal authorized capital of 600000 dollars but diverse par values from 10 cents to 1000 dollars per share. Directors include Frank E H Wire John C Sievers H F Bartlett and others. firms span mining stock livestock beet harvesting milling and land development.
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State ‘of
Wyoming
Secretary of State
Copper and Silver King Mining and Development Company
Cheyenne
Capital Stock
Frank E H. Wire
A. J. Taylor
CC. A. Robinson
W. H. Johnson
John
C. Sievers
BH. F. Bartlett
A. A. Edwards
Petroleum Syndicate Company
Claude Sachs
J. W. Crapsey
H. D. Seeler
Canyon Creek Live Stock Company
Hanna
William Stephenson
Eliza Stephenson
Frank Heister
National Beet Harvesting Company of
Sheridan
Joseph Walnery
John Legeroke
Joseph Lepesovitch
Joseph H. Giroux
Andrew Michalek
Doerr Motor Company
Lovell
Carl J. Doerr
John Doerr
Lewin Doerr
Wyoming Flour Mills
A. D. Persson
H. B., Ervin
J. E. Winch
H. H. Ahlquist
A. W. Finch
Gregg Land Company of
Thermopolis
Elder Nebraskan Nels Pierson Taken to Cheyenne Hospital
An elderly man from Kimball Nebraska, Nels Pierson, prominent in western Nebraska, was brought to Cheyenne on Tuesday afternoon and admitted to a local hospital for medical treatment. Doctors advised hospital care as his health declined.
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Nels Pierson
Kimball, Neb
Nebraska
Cheyenne
List Your Rooms With Frontier Committee or Chamber
A regional exhortation urges listing rooms with the Frontier committee or Chamber of Commerce to guide visitors and keep them from wandering the streets.
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The
Frontier Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Congress of Education at NEA Meeting in Salt Lake City
A Congress of boards of education will be a feature of the annual National Education Association meeting in Salt Lake City this July with the theme Financing and Managing the Public Schools.
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Congress of Boards of Education
National Education Association
Salt Lake City
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Benner
21St St
J. M. Ramirez
Clarence
Emma Alice Reibeling
William Henry Reibeling
A. D
William C. Mentzer
Thames Street
J. J. Showalter
Paul H. Moore Realty Company
Capitol Ave
Ford
Tribune
Fredrickson Garage
W. L
17Th Street
Apply Gem Garment Co
Plains Auto Co
Box Mare Tribune
L. T
William Harris, Jr
Samuel Shipman
Broadway
Booth Tarkington
Jules Schmitt
Union Pacific
Ramirez Lad
Princess
Congress OF Education
William Russell
International News Service
United States Patent Office
M’7manus
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