Classified Ads and Real Estate Notices
Classifieds include sale offers and notices. Sheriff sale in Cheyenne, Lot 1 Block 348 appraised at 1500, minimum bid 1000. Estate mortgage order for Emma Reibeling property in Cheyenne district court. City council minutes discuss sewer work and dog control ordinance.
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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
State of
Laramie
District Court
First Judicial District
Emma Alice Reibeling
William Henry Reibeling
A. D
William C. Mentzer
Own Your Own Home Now At Bargain Prices
Reduced from 6500 to 5750 this modern bungalow offers five rooms and bath hardwood floors built in bookcases fireplace and porch located north of the Capitol with quick sale at 5750 and 950 cash balance on easy terms Also 2100 buys a neat new four room bungalow on a corner three lot site with 600 cash and balance like rent Possession in one week.
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Capitol
Lost pony and rental notice lead local notices
Classified items include a furnished room for rent at bachelors club 1916 Warren Ave with Denver origin applicant seeking a permanent Cheyenne position and references, a small black Indian pony lost in the area branded RR with markings, and a Wyoming probate notice for Annie R. Smith deceased detailing final report and distribution petition with August 28 1920 objection deadline and August 30 1920 final settlement.
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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
Regular session notes show quorum at 10 20 am with minutes of July 12 approved. Reports include City Engineer quarterly fees 1452.90 from permits. rebates granted for Express license due to illness. Bonds for sewers discussed. second reading postponed. Permits for gas tank and lines granted. water mains extension denied for cost reasons. War Department sewer diversion proposal introduced.
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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 prices paid for picture rights of plays
Film companies drive up play rights as stage works become valuable screen property. Writers switch to motion pictures, with offers soaring from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands. West Is West and Bird of Paradise loom large, while Within the Law set a then-record at sixty thousand as studios compete for adaptable material.
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Glendon Allvine
Gaiety Theatre
Oliver Morosco
United States
Inngland
William A. Ready
David W. Griffith
New York
Prices for Stage Dramas Push Screen Rights Skyward
The article notes a rapid rise in stage play values and screen rights as road productions lose impact. It cites examples from 1912 to the present, including Paid in Full and Seven Days, with stage properties now fetching tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands for films. It warns that some plays like Clarence may not reach expected screen value.
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Messrs. Wagenhals
Kemper
Pinero
Alf Hayman
Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Meat output in US falls in first half of 1920
The Institute of American Meat Packers reports a six percent drop in US meat production for the first half of 1920 versus 1919, amounting to several hundred million pounds. Slaughter at Cheyenne and 68 markets falls by over two and a half million animals, signaling a likely 400 million pound decrease across 69 markets, with exports possibly offsetting some losses.
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Chicago
Ill
Institute of American Meat Packers
United States
Cheyenne
Eastern workers coming west because unemployment there
Colorado Springs report cites labor surplus in the east pushing workers toward western mining camps. George M. Taylor of Portland Gold Mining Co. predicts Cripple Creek may recover this autumn as harvest labor expands and industrial layoffs push eastern workers westward, boosting mining wages and output.
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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 to Reach Northern Point of Greenland
Lange Koch, a Danish polar explorer, plans a two year summer expedition to reach North Point and assert sovereignty over Greenland. The mission aims to reach Inglefield Gulf by motorship and establish a depot 250 miles northeast, with Eskimo crew and one white mechanic. Henry Ford provides an ice crawler for the voyage.
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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 in Cheyenne for two weeks. Schmitt heads the land department for the Southern Pacific railway in Los Angeles and has achieved notable success selling lands. They also visited Yellowstone Park before arriving.
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J. F. Schmitt
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Schmitt
Southern Pacific Railway
Yellowstone Park
Market Viewpoints on Corn Hay Prices and Livestock Costs
Analysts say favorable price trends for corn and hay ease livestock costs. May and June receipts shifted beef cattle prices toward wartime levels, with Chicago native beef steers averaging 14.95 dollars in June, the highest June average aside from 1918. Leading markets show over 100000 fewer receipts in early June than May.
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United States
Chicago
Salt Lake Herald Sells Telegram after Quitting Publication
The Salt Lake Herald suspends publication after June 1870 run and sells the Salt Lake Telegram to the same interests. The Herald, a morning Republican paper, was controlled by Senator Smoot. The Telegram is an evening independent paper.
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Salt Lake Herald
Telegram
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
the Herald
Senator Smoot
the Telegram
Union Pacific Official Visits Cheyenne on Business
General Superintendent A. W. Woodruff of the Union Pacific railroad is in Cheyenne on business. He favored a liberal award to railroad men and while the result is not all they expected, it is not believed there will be a strike.
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A. W. Woodruff
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Sheep shearer earns average daily wage in wage hearing
A state labor department wage hearing heard that the average sheep shearer earns about 35 a day with some days over 50. A worker testified earning 17 1 2 cents per head and shaving 200 to 300 sheep daily with a best day of 72 dollars. an electrically propelled clipper could reach 85 daily.
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State Labor Department
Shearer
Denver
Democrats Urge Ratification by Two States
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 Stage Hop With Rocky Mountain Society
The Elks dancing committee announces a Thursday night hop with the Rocky Mountain Society orchestra of Greeley. The event kicks off a summer schedule and promises a highly enjoyable evening. Next week a dance every night will start Tuesday, as Frontier week events come alive with planned festivities.
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Elks’ Dancing Committee
Rocky Mountain Society Orchestra of
Greeley
Elks
Funeral services for Clarence Ramirez Lad
Funeral services for Clarence Ramirez eight year old boy killed in City park Saturday were held at the Harry Bricker Brothers funeral parlors at 2 80 o clock Tuesday afternoon with the Rev J S Stubblefield officiating. Interment was at Lake view cemetery. Many floral offerings came from the dead lad s little friends and playmates. Special music was rendered by Miss Juaneta Bricker and Miss Bernita Collier with Mrs George Lake on the accompaniments.
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Clarence Ramirez
City Park
Harry Bricker Brothers
J. S. Stubblefield
Lakeview Cemetery
Juaneta Bricker
Bernita Collier
George Lake
Western Comedy Fills The Snail at Lyric
Shorty Hamilton is showcased as a versatile light comedian in The Snail at the Lyric for the last time today. The film presents a highly original Western adventure with pleasing backgrounds and a strong supporting cast. Lion Paws and Lady Fingers, a Century comedy, will accompany the program.
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Shorty Hamilton
Lion Paws
Lady Fingers
City of Masks at Princess Screen Delights New York Tale
Paramount Artcraft presents The City of Masks with Robert Warwick at the Princess today and tomorrow. It dramatizes George Barr McCutcheon novel about New York and its inner life. Lois Wilson co stars and Hank Mann offers Naughty Nurse as added attraction for the two days.
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Paramount Artcraft
Robert Warwick
George Barr McCutcheon
New York
Warwick
Lois Wilson
Hank Mann
Wyoming firms granted charters vary in par value stock
Seven companies filed Articles of Incorporation in Wyoming on Monday and Tuesday. Capital stocks range from 50,000 to 600,000 dollars with par values from 10 cents to 1,000 dollars per share. Directors named include Frank E H Wire, Claude Sachs, and Joseph Walnery among others.
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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
Aged Nebraskan Taken to Cheyenne Hospital for Treatment
An elderly man from Kimball Nebraska named Nels Pierson, prominent in western Nebraska, was brought to Cheyenne on Tuesday afternoon and admitted for medical care after physicians advised hospital treatment due to failing health.
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Nels Pierson
Kimball, Neb
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Frontier committee urged to list rooms for visitors
An appeal urges listing rooms with the frontier committee or Chamber of Commerce to guide visitors. The note warns against letting guests roam the streets and stresses organized lodging.
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The
Frontier Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Congress of Education at NAEs Salt Lake City Meet
A Congress of boards of education will be a feature of the National Education Association annual meeting in Salt Lake City this July. The theme focuses on 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
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
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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