Western Colorado Men Return Home From Europe
About 450 soldiers from the 53rd, 354th and 265th Infantry regiments of the 89th Division arrive at Port Russell on a Sunday morning amid the first snowstorm since returning from France and Germany. They are mostly Rocky Mountain youths from Colorado, Wyoming and nearby areas, forming a representative cross section of the army demobilized after the Meuse-Argonne campaign.
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Colorado
United States Army
France
Germany
Port PD. A. Russell
United States
Port Russell
Vassam
Camp Funston
AVENE
Rocky Mountain
Meuse-Argonne
Thecfort
Fort Hassell
Gasp’ Upton
New York
Merritt
Camp Mills
Soldiers Reach Fort Russell From Several Camps
About 418 men from Camp Upton 267 from Camp Morrill and 93 from Camp Mills arrived at Fort Russell Sunday. The 353rd 954th and 255th units were received at the local post yesterday representing Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho South Dakota Montana and North Dakota.
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Fort Russell
Camp Upton
Camp Morrill
Camp Mills
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
South Dakota
Montana
North Dakota
Conference to Discuss National Peace Project in Washington
Former President Taft and prominent figures endorse a plan for a great national conference in Washington to secure industrial peace. The gathering involves William Dennings Bryan Secretary Lane Speaker Gillette and other public men.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Taft
William Dennings
Bryan
Lane
Gillette
Washington
Kazanites Rebellion Confronts Bolsheviks Across Volga
An uprising began in Kazan on May 5 as residents demanded food, removal of Bolshevik troops, and hostage liberation. The dispatch notes a recent Nizhni-Nogorod uprising was put down with great cruelty.
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Associated Press
Omsk
Kazan
Volga
Samara
Nizhni-Nogorod
Weather Summary for the Day
Weather report shows 6 am and 6 pm readings with 55 degree base, 82 percent humidity and NE wind at 5 to 28 mph. Highest 58 at 2 15 pm, 28 at 6 pm. total year precipitation 3.87 inches. normal 6.46 inches.
Highways Weather Report and Student Migration Trends
Lincoln Highway remains good from Pine Bluff to Orden with rough stretches west of Rock River and Wamsuller. Yellowstone Highway is good from Greeley to Casper except mudholes near Chugwater and in Platte Valley. More than 1700 students annually come to universities and colleges in the United States from Mexico Central America and the South American republics.
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Lincoln Highway
Pine Bluff Orden
Rock River
Wamsuller
Yellowstone Highway
Greeley
Casper
Chugwater
Platte Valley
United States
Mexico
Central America
South American
Grain Prices Report From Minneapolis Market
Minneapolis grain figures show flour unchanged while barley trades at 81.07, rye No 2 at 1.49, bran at 34.00, corn 8.167 and 1.68, oats 66% at 67 cents, flax at 4.55 to 4.57. Market notes dated June 3.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Grain Prices and Movements Report
Grain prices in Chicago show July corn opening lower around 4.69 and finishing near 4.71 with a slight net gain. September corn trades down at open then ends around 1.61, while oats move about unchanged with July and September contracts listed and little variation.
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Conrn
Market Report from John Donnellan Co. on stock and commodities
The text notes advances in money rates curbing rises and promoting liquidation in specials. It mentions active and strong Corm-Ruled with a rally after initial opposition, cash market influence dominating, liberal receipts, and industrial and shipper demand. Oats traded lower early but offerings absorbed as session progressed.
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Corm
On Valve Vanen
Classified Ad Bundle Promises Quick Home Sales
Advertisements tout a 25 room apartment house fully rented, with first payment of 860,000 and flexible terms. 8 to 10 room homes on E 19th and East 23rd Streets offered with possession in days, priced from 5,500 to 38,900. Listings include 4 and 5 room houses near Capitol Ave, and note strong investment potential with income to cover payments. Also mixed market notes on commodities and livestock, with various prices and broker activity.
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E. 19Th Street
South Front
B. 19Th Street
East 23Rd Street
Mr. Cross
Gross & Hogsell
Capitol Ave
Eastern Livestock Market Report from Omaha
Cattle receipts around 1,200 with notable beef and veal prices listed. Hogs receipts near 45,000 show generally lower market with top around 20.50 and lighter weights near 19.90. Sheep and lambs feature prices to 4.25 for certain grades, while stocker and feeder categories appear mixed.
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Kansas City
Dune
Bureau of Markets
Innis Si Ibs
Omaha
Nobr
Heir of William M Hamilton files final proof for homestead land
Tula M Hamilton of Horse Creek Wyoming, heir of William M Hamilton deceased, filed notices of intention to make final three year proof to establish claim on homestead entry No 044235 in section 2 township 16 north range 7 west near Cheyenne. Witnesses include Clara M Andrews J A Andrews WK Marley and John James all from Horse Creek Morse Creek Wyoming. Registration by Will Rein appears in notice dated May 14 21 28 June 4 1919.
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United States
Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Arthur V. Russell
Flovi. Russell
Granite Canon
Ar-tor Mussell
Sherman
John Stevenson
Siding
A Will Reid
R Register
Tula M. Hamilton
William M. Hamilton
Horse Creek
Township
Wange
Bly Prin
Meridian
Tegister and Mevelwor
Clara M. Andrews
J. A. Andrews
Worse Creek
WK. Marley
John James
Morse Creek
Wyo
Will Rein
Negister
Notice for Publication in Keyenne Wyoming 1949
Public notice from the United States Land Office at Keyenne Wyoming dated May 13 1949 states Fannie HH McNuh¢n of Morgen Wyoming as appointed administratrix of Vorney UW. Nussell deceased seeks to prove heirs and qualify under the 1947 homesteading act for several land entries including NEM NWM N& NEM Lot t Soo OK F 12 N HW Gow and related entries with a claim to proof of residence and death of the homesteader being noted.
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Keyenne
Wyoming
Fannie HH McNuh¢n
Morgen
Vorney UW. Nussell
Sal
Lot T
Soo
GOW
Enley
Township
Range
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Westerierg
Coblenz
Kazanites
Weather Report
Highways Weather Report
Minneapolis Grain
John Donnellan
Brokers Mine Hotel
Nehice
Cheyenne, Wyo
Stock Exchange
Logan & Bryan
Daily Market Report
John Donnellan Co
Bethlehem Steal
N. Y. C@itral
General Motors Ada
Kennicott
Mex. Petroleum
Wees
Sou Pacific
St. Paul Hy
Texas Co Ee Eae
Union Pacific Ewes
Wu 5S. Steel Com
Utah Copper
Boston
Columbine
Elkhorn
Grass Creek
Sugar
Jupiter Ewe
Kinney
A. Ants Eeaee
Mt. States
Northwest A
Northwest A.ssetee
Outwest Ceee
I United Pet Eeeae
Western Exployee Bao
Wind Fiver Resin
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Midwest Ol Pfd
T Refining
Aefete Nees
Rike Eee Bbe
Lusk Petroleum
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Ene
Lusk Noyally
Chicago Grain
Ave. Privea
Shorts
Houston
Sinclair Gulf
Sholan
Island
Gosden
Haltimore
Philadelphi
At & T-K
Poscheder
Nipissing
Consolidated Giwar
GIS Ghaliners Motors
Marlin Parry
New York Savoelil
Wright
Marlin
Black Hawk Morgan
A. Rt
Carpenter
Ilouse
Int
P.O. Rok
FOK
D. A. Evans
Care State
Lew Or
Saxon Noadster
W. Dist Street
Sonset
Los Angeles
Halle J
Port
D. A. Russell
Ek Dunphy
Goodyear
Goodyear Mfg. Co
Lillis
Gonmlyear
Goodyear Mile
Lauls
Mipmpans
Viewmatisma Her Co
Venice
Callifornia
Goodyear Mfgro
U. P
Jeader
Vaumnd
Brown
Albany Hotel
Albert A. Baerresen
Carey Ave
Eastern Livestook
Laramie County
Bankers and Stockmens Trust Co
Anstractors
Cheyenne, Wyoming
LECAW
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyennia
W. Quinn
Hobbs, Muckfeldt & Finkbeiner Undertaking
Plains Hotel
Fop
Kirkpatrick
John Chas
Thompson, OK
Bresnahan Elk
Cheyenne Wyoming
D. W. Gill
Werereee Co
W. Riner & Coo
Eee
Per‘vole
Pham
Donough
Care Telephone Company
Ney LeBarron
Capitol Building
House Street
Woods Creek
Medicine Bow National Forest
Albany County
Forest Service
Federal
Denver
Federal Building
Laranin
Wyomley
J. Stahl
Duns I-A
Paul H. Moore
Cap'tel Avenue
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