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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
10
Courtesy note and scattered stock data show opening percentages and closing prices from likely July and September dates. The unreadable OCR fragment references percentage changes and price points, including a $1.31 close and various opening percentages.
The report notes grain letter trends with new levels set across months but no sustained advance. Market showed stronger selling on advances, while traders largely ignored opposing views, leaving sentiment as the dominant factor in prices.
Investors faced a volatile session as prices fluctuated with early gains giving way to selling by commission houses. Provisions strengthened on higher hog prices while cash demand remained slow. Germany’s peace treaty rumors spurred some optimism before a broader risk-off tone took hold.
Governor Carey has appointed notaries public including John T. Hawkes Gillette Campbell Neon M. Davis Wheatland Platte county Cheyenne C B Wagner Casper Natrona county and others. The notice lists officials by city and county with the firm Pure White Lead Sherman Co ft as context.
Fireworks erupt after dark at a residence on Capitol Avenue near 17th Street. George P. Knight, at 1708 Capitol Avenue, reported the incident to authorities and requested investigation into the blaze.
The report shows a cloudy day with an actual mean temperature of 62 degrees. Highest 77 and lowest 48 degrees with a 30 mph north wind at 6 pm. Total precipitation since January reached 4.17 inches, below the normal 7.93 inches.
Weather report notes roads out of Cheyenne and Pine Bluffs are good. Wheatland and Larue routes described as dry rough and somewhat rough but passable. Green River corridor reported dusty and choppy with poor conditions.
The article notes women entered many vocations during the war and performed well, yet many faced overtaxed strength and sex-specific ailments. It argues there is no proven remedy in Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a tonic advertised as helping American women for generations.
Cheyenne Lodge 660 B P O Elks orders all members to meet at the Elks Home on Sunday at 2 15 PM to attend the funeral of their late Brother John L Thomas Exalted Ruler George J Klett urges attendance and notes the service details.
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