Famous Willya-Overland Band To Visit Cheyenne
Toledo based Willya Overland band, touring 24 cities, will perform in Cheyenne on July 7 in a city park. The amateur group, known for classical and popular tunes, refuses payment and plays at dances and games organized by President John N. Willys for his 7,000 employees.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cheyenne
Belle Isle
Detroit
Great Municipal Park
Wileys- Overland Band
Michigan City
Overland Band
John N. Willys
Imprisoned Turkey Unearths Missing Hen in Haystack
Reading Pennsylvania reports farmer Thomas Brossman discovering his missing turkey in an old haystack. Forty two eggs lay near the emaciated animal as it stirred, laid an egg, and ate it before departure. The tale, told with local color, notes the bird’s remarkable endurance.
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Reading
Thomas Brossman
Sinking Spring
Brossman
Prossman
Writing for magazines and swindler wisdom quip
Henley asks Penley about magazine writing. Penley says he holds his own and is returned as much as he sends. The text notes the swindler’s belief that honesty is God’s noblest work and that one swindler cannot easily outwit another.
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Henley
Penley
Market Report From New York Finance and Markets
Market report lists call money at 3 and a half percent, prime rate around 4 percent, copper at 17 10, copper and tin prices noted, Mexican peso at 48 cents, lead and zinc prices cited, and closing figures for Amalgamated Copper American Sugar Atchison Great Northern New York Central Reading Southern Pacific Union Pacific US Steel with various preferred and common stock quotes.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
American Sugar
Atchison
Great Northern
New York Central
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
Preferred
South Omaha Cattle and Sheep Receipts Report
Cattle receipts total 2100 with markets active up to 10 cents higher. Native steers 6.35 to 9.05, cows and heifers 2.65 to 7.68, Texans 4.75 to 4.25, range cows 4.25 to 6.00, calves 4.75 to 8.75. Sheep receipts 7.00 with market slow and ewe and lamb ranges 4.75 to 8.00, yearlings 5.75 to 6.40, wethers 2.00 to 5.80.
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South Omaha
Neb
Texas
Wool market moves east as buyers surge in western regions
Boston reports a shift of the new clip to eastern bins with strong western purchases. Montana witnesses top prices for fine wool while other districts show slight declines. Ohio and Michigan hold at 25 cents for medium wools, Texas and California see little trade, and pulled wool remains active. St Louis notes steady wool with standard medium prices.
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Boston
Mass
Montana
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
California
Wheat Prices Jump On Government Crop Report
Chicago June 11 Wheat prices surged as the government crop report encouraged buyers. Openings were 1 3 to 2 1-2 cents higher with September bids from 1.01 2 to 1.07 1-4 and a high near 1.08 1-4. Corn advanced slightly but buyers held back, and offerings grew light.
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Chicago
Mily
Cora
Anchor Line Steamships Offer Attractive New York Routes
Anchor Line advertises passenger tickets between New York and London Liverpool Glasgow Naples and other Mediterranean ports with superior accommodation and excellent cuisine. Ten percent service and prompt reservations available through Henderson Brothers, general agents in Chicago.
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Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
Menderson Brothens
Oceneral
Chicago
Iil
Market Prices Review amid Government Report Delays
The report notes weaker than expected activity with July starting slow and a 1-100 advance of 51 1-8 to Ft 1-4e. Demand eased as larger commission houses untangled. Initial sales hovered near last night’s levels with September pork at 10.07 1-2, lard at 17.20 to 13.22 1-2, and ribs around 10.70 to 10.75.
Value of stable manure on the farm and its use
W H K argues that stable manure provides humus and plant food, often more valuable than commercial fertilizer. He estimates manure at 450 per ton when properly stored and applied, urging farmers to prioritize manure before buying commercial blends and noting humus adds soil value beyond direct nutrients.
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Thatife
Aikman
Meandering Mike Tests Stranger with Dog in Yard
The scene centers on Meandering Mike asking if a dog will bite strangers while promising a sandwich to anyone who waits in the yard for a chance to test the animal. The dialogue reveals uncertainty about the dog's temper and a tentative plan to observe behavior.
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Mike
Cook Bros Offer Sanitary Ice At 350 C Per Hundred
Cook Bros Co advertises sanitary ice at 350 cents per hundred units with contact via phone number 197 for orders and delivery.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Classified Advertising Divides Readers Into Groups
The passage explains how readers segment into groups by interest, with Situations Wanted Ads appealing to job seekers and Business Opportunity Ads to money makers. It argues classification targets audiences driven by self interest ready to act on plausible offers.
Notice of dissolution of partnership for Dildine Garage Co
Frank R Dildine and J G Sawyer announce the dissolution of the partnership doing business as Dildine Garage Company by mutual consent. Sawyer transfers all interest to H W Roberts and the new firm Dildine Roberts assumes all assets and debts and outstanding accounts. Dated May 29 1912.
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Wollee
Frank R. Dildine
G. Sawyer
Dildine Garage Company
J. G. Sawyer
Roberta
Dildine & Roberts
Franker. Dildine
MH. Roberts
Pine Mountain Oil Company Incorporation in Wyoming 1912
The Pine Mountain Oil Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 17 1912 to acquire lands and engage in oil development and manufacturing. Capital stock 25000 shares at par 1 with 50 year term. Principal office 1817 Carey Avenue Cheyenne agent William K Jones Directors: Dan B Parks Sidney J Bartlett James F Kelly William K Jones William J Benjamin.
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Pine Mountain Ol Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Natrona County
Dan 8. Parks
Sidney J. Bartlett
James F. Kelly
William K. Jones
William J. Benjamin
Carey Avenue
Wyo
State Feateor Nant Acts as Middle Man
A short report notes a middle man role in a local exchange, describing involvement at both ends and a price point of three lines at twenty five cents.
Gompers Recalled in Congressional Remarks About Trial in DC
The passage recalls Ramuel Gompers AFL president amid controversy with District of Columbia courts. A congressman remarks that Gompers once faced criticism and jokes about his trade and past, reflecting political sentiment of the era. The text includes a Popular Magazine line and a misquoted line about gunpowder production.
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Ramuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
District of Columbia
Congress
Gompers
Representative Suite of
New York
Popular Magazine
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