Denver Daily Market Report Cattle Hog and Sheep Trends
Daily market report from Denver notes light cattle receipts with a steady to strong demand, particularly for better killing stock. Fed yearlings near 1000 pounds sold around 12.40, cows around 7.75, packers active buyers and liberal supplies anticipated. Hog receipts fair with prices about ten cents higher, best hogs firm, and sheep markets bare of supplies this morning.
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Denver
Colo
Keeft
Lonemont
Market Report Cites Steady Demand for Wethers and Lambs
Fairly good demand noted for chores killing wethers and lambs with the market described as steady overall. Eastern markets are reported lower, showing a divergence in regional pricing.
Midwestern and Nebraska Livestock Markets Report
Chicago cattle and hog receipts show mixed demand with higher hog quotes and weak cattle trade. Kansas City and Omaha receipts vary by category with strong hogs and steady to lower cattle values. regional distillations include prices for native steers cows calves and lambs across markets in Omaha and York/Nebraska.
Merritt Reaches New Height with Third Wall Creek Gusher
Denver reports Merritt’s No 9 well in the Wall Creek sands of the Big Muddy field is the district’s strongest oil promise yet. Gas drives a 200 foot water column as crews brace for imminent oil flow and capping. Merritt stock surges to a new peak while Kinney and Elkhorn also rise on the prospect.
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Denver
Merritt Company
Wall Creek
Midwest
Merritt
Salt Creek
Midwest Refining
New York
Kinney
Elkhorn
Y M C A Leaders End 100 Mile Colorado Hike
Physical Director Reisner accompanied by cousin Frank Moore and son Horace Moore completed a 100 mile hike starting at Kates Park. The trio toured Jeff Estes Park Grand Lake Flat Top Monument Lake Granby and Miller's Base visiting Poudre Lake Specimen Mountain and noting wildlife and storms along the route.
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Fort Collins
Reisner
Kates Park
Frank Moore
Horace Moore
Kansas City
Jeff Estes
Poudre Lake
Specimen Mountain
Birds and police clash over licenses at St Louis nest
In St Louis a police raid on a listed lodging reveals four youths living together without licenses. Jewell Phelps and Reg Balu claim love beats marriage while others Paul Sisk and Muth Brooks join the makeshift household. Authorities arrest the group, arguing for license compliance.
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ST. Louis
Jewell Phelps
Miss Phelps
Reg Balu
Creel Springs
Paul Sisk
Muth Brooks
Slayer of Thornton Not Tried Yet acquitted in Elk killing
William Stilson of Elk shot and killed Richard Thornton in the Stilson ranch area. After a preliminary hearing the coroner's jury cleared Stilson of criminal charges, ruling the shooting was in self defense. County officials investigated the case with Sheriff J R McMinn and Deputy Robison.
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Kemmerer
William Stilson
Elk
Richard Thornton
R. R. Rose
J. R. McMinn
Jackson Hole
Stilson
Robison
Jackson
Elk Monday
Thornton
K R. Rose
Thre Louise Automobiles Parked at Show Ground
Three cars stolen from the Sheridan show grounds during a circus in progress last evening. The vehicles including a Chevrolet, a Studebaker owned by Dr Adkins, and a Ford owned by Paul M. Loman were later abandoned and recovered near the show grounds.
Prosecution Weighs Charges After Acquittal in Explosion Case
San Francisco district attorney Fickert has not decided whether to press the nine remaining charges against Mrs. Helen Mooney, acquitted in the preparedness day explosion that killed ten. The state will prosecute other defendants Israel Weinberg Alexander Derkman and Edward C Nolan.
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San Francisco
Fickert
Helen Mooney
Israel Weinberg
Alexander Derkman
Edward C. Nolan
Notion of Sale of State Lands in Cheyenne Notice
Notice of public auction by the State Board of Land Commissioners in Cheyenne Wyoming on August 18 1917. Describes parcel South west quarter Section 25 Township 8 North Range 63 West containing 40 acres appraised at 73 5933 per acre with bidding terms a minimum of 10 percent cash and rest in annual payments 4 percent interest. State reserves minerals and may reject bids. Purchasers cover advertisement costs and improvements claimed by buyer.
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Wighteon
Wyo- Wing
Wyonminge
State Board of Land
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Logan’s Book & Curio Store
Carey Ave
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Cheyenne
1610
Capitol
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Landes
Ray WB. Lee
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Carey
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D. A
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Pas
Cristian Homer
M. K
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17Th St
Kivans St
Hoyt Home
W. Lith
St. Plone
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Laporte
28Th
Snyder Sts
Senattie
Snyder St
Ft. Osborn
W. HL. Hoar
Federal
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Studebaker
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William Dillman
Pdzs
Pon Sale Furniture
Frontier
Warren Avenue
Tribune Aide
Apt A. Pit
Pioneer
Pdz
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State Lander
Sheridan
Sheridan County Bors
Lehman
Sherfin
Hemes Siy
J. W. Cassidy
General Contractor
Cabinet Work Office
Mistukes Joy
F.R. Jones
Cheyenne Business Directory
Wilfrid O'Lvany
Laew Room
Cleizgens Nat’ Pank
Lloyd
Sampson Allo Oe
Cliizene Nat'l Bank Bldg
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OW. H. Andrew
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A. A. Barrresis Architect
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Cheyenuy
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