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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1921

Page

3

Luncheon Planned for Cheyenne Woman's Club

Cheyenne Woman's club to host a Thursday luncheon at 1 o'clock with Mrs. M. H. Hartung as arrangements chair and a program with toasts led by Mrs. Thomas Hunter. Local society notes mention visiting guests and civic events in Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Woman’s Club M. H. Hartung F. Hoel John L. Jordan W. R. Grier J. Howell Ark Cox Warren Forbes Thomas Hunter Bonser Ladies Society of the B. of L. HW West Ninth Strays Carrie Jackobs H. T. Burleigh Dante Chadwick Lieurance Angus Dei Bizet Schumann Heink A. E. McConnell Nebraska A. H. Harvey

New York Stock Market Declines Amid Broad Selloff

Liqudation and short selling pushed prices lower across a broad, active session in New York markets. Leaders dropped 2 to 8 points as about 600,000 shares traded. Crucible rose 3% briefly before Asphalt and standard rails pulled back, ending with a heavy close.

New York Crucible

Exchange rates mixed with minor currency values

The note lists Sterling at 3.88 dollars, Francs at 7.23 cents, Lire at 3.66 cents, Marks at 1.58 cents, and money at 7 percent. It reads as a brief currency update showing several minor currency quotations.

Metals Prices Report From New York Market

Copper prices show easing demand with spot at 12 percent and first quarter at 12 and 13 percent. Iron remains nominally unchanged. Antimony trades around 5.20 to 5.25 dollars. Lead holds at 4.00 spot. Tin softens to 380 dollars spot and nearby with futures around 30.56 to 31.00. Zinc steady in East St. Louis at 4.75 to 4.87.

New York

Grain Prices In Minneapolis And Omaha Reports

Minneapolis market notes show flour stable with carload prices for family patents at 9.30 to 9.85 per barrel in 98 pound sacks and bran at 23.00. Wheat receipts reach 139 cars, down from 192 a year ago, and cash No 1 northern at 1.04 3 4, March 1.52 Leading Omaha figures list wheat No 1 hard at 1.60 1.62 and corn No 8 white at 54 66 5 c with various grade prices across the board.

Minneapolis Omaha

Live Stock Prices From Chicago And Omaha Market Reports

Chicago and Omaha market notes show cattle hog and sheep figures. In Chicago receipts 10 000 cattle with top beef and bulk prices listed and hogs at 27 000 receipts with 10.86 top and 10.80 bulk for 220 pound animals. Sheep receipts 17 00 with lambs 11.25 top. Omaha hogs 15 000 receipts with 9.75 top and 9.35 bulk. cattle 6 800 receipts with beef prices noted.

Chicago United States Bureau of Markets Omaha Neb

Wyoming Reports Three Millions In Highway Balance

Washington March 1 Approximately 622 million dollars are available for road and bridge construction and maintenance in 1921 from local state and federal sources. States list allocations led by Texas 60 million New York 55 million and Pennsylvania 30 million with Wyoming at 8 million.

Washington Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Congress Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

Hyphen lesson ends in a bird-cage joke

A teacher tests hyphen use with examples and asks why bird-cage is hyphenated. Tommy replies humorously that the hyphen is so the bird can sit on it, highlighting a playful misinterpretation of punctuation rules.

Tommy

Williams Oil Wins Two Leases in Salt Creek Field

The Williams Oil Company received notice from Secretary Payne approving two leases in the Salt Creek field. One lease covers the southwest quarter of section 11-39-79. The telegram confirms government approval for land access in the oil region the company serves.

BH. T. Williams Oil Company Washington Payne Salt Creek Field

Williams Company Expands Salt Creek Field Holdings

Half Million-Dollar Securities files for charter. The Williams company holds full ownership of two leases, one with a well drilled three years ago resting on the Wall Creek sand and two additional wells to be completed. The leases surround existing productive acres in Stephens county Texas. The BH Williams group will total 60 acres in Salt Creek and 870 acres in Strawn. Also, the Kimball County Securities of Cheyenne with $500,000 capital filed incorporation, directors Albert D. Johnston John N. Wyatt and Ro Janu Rodman. Haynes Lock Joint of Rawlins files for $30,000 capital, directors F M Haynes Omar Dunbar Dan Thomas.

Willams Company Midwest Oil Company Wyoming Associated Oil Company Williams Company BH. T. Williams Company Salt Creek Strawn Stephens County Texas Tal Wyoming Secretary of State Albert D. Johnston First National Bank John N. Wyatt Ro Janu Rodman Haynes Lock Joint Company Rawlins Capital Stock F. M. Haynes Omar Dunbar Dan Thomas

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