Denver Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Light Hog Supply
Denver June 29 cattle offerings were mostly stockers and natives light with good demand for fat cattle. Best steers scarce with prices around 11.50 to 12.25, cows 9.00 to 10.00, bulls 6.75 to 8.00. feeders slow, light steers 7.75 to 8.25. Hog supply extremely light, prices 14 to 15, trade about a nickel to a dime lower. Sheep demand fair with lower prices due to eastern declines. Kansas City hogs also noted with receipts at 2500 and lower bulk prices 14.75 to 15.55.
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Denver
Idaho Springs
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Omicago
Wathaa
co.Ce
Taurus Fos
Market Livestock Receipts and Prices United States Auction Reports
Iowa Omaha and Chicago market summaries show cattle receipts around six to eight thousand, hogs up to fourteen thousand, and sheep five to seven thousand. Prices vary by class with native and western steers around 8 to 13 dollars, pigs 10 to 15 dollars, lambs 12 to 18 dollars, and stockers 6 to 10 dollars per head.
O1L Stock Quotations Record
The field shows bid and asked figures for a stock on a historical quote page. Values listed include bid 76 and asked 60 with other numeric marks such as 50 5 7 4 1 60 60 -30. This item records a snapshot of market quotes without company names.
Kidnapping Case Ties Two Boys to Springfield Banker Death
A photograph shows Mia and Allie Adame with her two sons Cletus aged 16 and Manic aged 13, detained on murder charge related to Baby Keet kidnapping. Keet, son of a Springfield banker, was found dead in an abandoned well on the Crenshaw farm near the county line. The trio remains jailed awaiting further legal action.
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Adame
Cletus
Manic
Baby Keet
Springfield
Crenshaw
Cnty
Consumers Oil Co. Reports Wel l Wells Progress in Wyoming Field
Frank B. Wire of Denver's Exchange building acts as fiscal agent for Consumers Oil & Ricefiping Co. In Wyoming. A telegram says two wells in the eel field were shot and results surpassed expectations. Limited tank space prevented shooting all wells. Eastern stockholders witnessed the work and are elated. Drilling of new wells to start next week.
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Denver
Colo
Frank B. Wire
Exchange
Consumers Oil & Ricefiping Company
Wyoming
Eel
Pine Bluffs Incorporators Form Waterloo Bay Tractor Co
Plans completed for the Waterloo Bay Tractor company of Pine Bluffs with Frank P. Land and C. B. Brady as incorporators. Capitalization set at $5000, to open an office and spare room once preliminaries and building readiness are finished. Company will sell tractors thrashing machines and farm machinery and hold the state agency for the Waterloo Boy tractor. Waterloo Boy tractors have already been sold locally by the incorporators.
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Pine Bluffs
Waterloo Bay Tractor Company
Frank P. Land
C. B. Brady
Denver
Atate
Waterloo Boy
Waterloo
Burns Man Arrested for Failing to Register
Marshal Warlaumont and Assistant U.S. District Attorney Howell arrested A. P. Nelson, a ranch hand north of Burns, for failing to register under the age limit. Nelson had claimed 48 earlier and now says 32. bond could not be posted.
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Burns
Jude
W. N.warlaumont
Altornay
J. Howell
Cheyenne
A. P. Nelson
Burns Om
Nelaba
Notice of Forfeiture of Corporate Franchise
The W D HaDrilling Company failed to file a certificate of appointment of a statutory agent and principal office within ninety days of filing its 1917 articles of incorporation and has forfeited all corporate franchises in Wyoming. The secretary of state announces the loss of authority to transact business in the state. Cheyenne, June 21, 1917. Frank L Houx, Secretary of State. Publication dates June 23, 30, July 7.
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W. D. HA Drilling Company
Secretary of State
Wyoming
W. D. Head Drilling Company
Sixte of
Cheyenne
A. D
Frank L. Houx
Burton Water Company
Burton Water Company forfeit of corporate franchise
Notice states the Burton Water Company forfeits all franchises rights and privileges due to failure to file a certificate of appointment of principal office within required time. The action, dated June 21, 1917, is filed by the Wyoming Secretary of State with notices published July 23 to July 30 and July 7.
Bids for Furnishing Coal in Cheyenne
Cheyenne city notices bids to supply two carloads about fifty tons Hanna lump coal or equal. Bids due July 2 1917 by 10 am at the city clerk’s office delivery to the valve house and filtration plant at High Top. Sealed bids must show price FOB points and delivery date. city may reject any bid.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hound Top
Notice to water consumers toll irrigation hours
Irrigation hours are 7 to 9 a m and 5 to 7 p m. Citizens may suggest better hours by sending a card or calling city officers. John A Martin 28 20 Commissioner of Finances.
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John A. Martin
Wind River Placer Corporation Forfeits Wyoming Franchise
The Wind River Placer Corporation failed to file a required certificate within the statutory period after filing its articles of incorporation on January 8, 1917. The state declares the company forfeited all franchises and rights to transact business in Wyoming. notice dated June in Cheyenne, signed by Secretary of State Frank Hounn.
Notice of Incorporation The Back Creek Oil Company
The Secretary of State of Wyoming records the incorporation of The Back Creek Oil Company on June 11 1917. The company seeks to drill and refine petroleum natural gas and related products, to own assets and issue notes or bonds, and to operate in Niobrara County with seven initial directors including Tom Bell and A B Bell. Address for service: Tom Bell, Lusk, Niobrara County, Wyoming, with dates J 28 29 30.
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Niobrara County
Wyoming
Tom Bell
Lusk
A. B. Bell
Denver
Colorado
M. A. Lewin
William Delahoyde
I. W. Agnew
Omaha
Nebraska
L. 3. Noble
A. FE
Unclaimed estrays listed from Laramie county shipping records
The notice lists unclaimed estrays shipped from Laramie county with proceeds received June 6 1917 and held by the State Board of Live Stock Commissioners. Claims must be filed within one year per law. An entry shows No 2062 shipped Nov 1910 from Cheyenne to South Omaha Neb with left ribs left hip.
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Laramie County
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Edgar Boice
Cheyenne
South
Omaha
Nebr
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