Luncheon Planned for Cheyenne Woman's Club
Cheyenne Woman's club hosts luncheon tomorrow at 1 o'clock with Mrs. M. H. Hartung chairing arrangements and a program committee led by Mrs. Thomas Hunter set to present toasts. Other society notes include Sunshine Society officers elected and various local visits and concerts announced.
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M. H. Hartung
F. Hoel
John L. Jordan
W. R. Grier
J. Howell
Ark Cox
Warren Forbes
Thomas Hunter
Sunshine Society
The
Carnegie Library
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J. Ross Carpenter
R. EH. Henke
M. A. Kline
Schumann-Heink
Cheyenne
Princess Theater
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George Morgan
Katherine Morgan
Markets in New York Decline Amid Heavy Trading Day
In New York on March 1 liquidation and short selling pushed broad stock prices down further amid heavy turnover. About 600000 shares traded as leaders fell 2 to 8 points. Crucible rose 3% briefly before Asphalt and standard rails unsettled, ending the session with a heavy close.
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New York
Crucible
Exchange Rates Reported for Foreign Currencies
The bulletin lists current values for Sterling at $3.88, Francs at 7.23 cents, Lire at 3.66 cents, and Marks at 1.58 cents. The money market notes a 7 percent rate.
Metals Market Summary From New York Trading Floor
Copper easier both spot and first quarter at 12 12 1 2 percent, second quarter 18 13 1 2 percent. Iron near unchanged. Antimony spot 5.20 to 5.25. Lead steady spot 4.00. Tin easy spot and nearby 380.00 futures 30 56 31.00. Zinc steady East St. Louis spot 4.75 to 4.87.
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New York
Grain Prices and Wheat Quotes in Minneapolis and Omaha
Minneapolis reports flour stable with barrel prices nine to nine dollars and thirty cents for 98 pound sacks, bran at twenty three dollars, and varied wheat receipts at 139 cars versus 192 last year. Omaha lists No 1 hard wheat at 1.60 to 1.62, No 2 shard at 1.56 to 1.58, corn and oats prices across several grades with limited sales.
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Minneapolis
Omaha
Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago And Omaha
Cattle receipts near 10,000 in Chicago with early top beef steers 10.40 and bulk 8.50 to 10.00. hogs 27,000, tops at 10.86 with bulk 9.76 to 10.80. sheep 17,000 with lambs up to 11.25 and fats 6.00 to 6.50. Omaha hogs 15,000 with most 9.40 to 9.60, top 9.75. cattle 6,800 with beef prices noted as receipts continue.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Neb
Wyoming and Nation Share Road Funds for 1921 Total
Washington reports about 622 million dollars available for road and bridge work in 1921 from local state and federal sources. States list individual allocations including Wyoming eight million and Texas sixty million for upcoming construction and maintenance.
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Bird-Cage Hyphen Joke Surprises Class
A teacher asks why the hyphen is used in bird-cage and a student replies that it is so the bird can sit on it. This light moment appears in the science and invention column.
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Tommy
Williams Company Secures Two Leases in Salt Creek Field
The Williams Oil Company received a Washington telegram Tuesday confirming Secretary Payne approved two leases on Salt Creek lands the company is involved with. One lease covers the southwest quarter of section 11-39-79 locally called Midsteers.
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BH. T. Williams Oil Company
Washington
Payne
Salt Creek Field
Williams Company expands Salt Creek field holdings
Half Million-Dollar Securities Co files for charter and Williams company expands in Salt Creek and Strawn fields. The lease adds eighty acres in section 22 39 79 with one well on top of Wall Creek sand to be completed as two more start. Current wells nearby average eighty barrels daily. BH Williams holdings total sixty acres productive in Salt Creek plus 870 acres in Strawn in Stephens county Texas.
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Willams Company
Midwest Oil Company
Wyoming Associated Oil Company
Williams Company
BH. T. Williams Company
Salt Creek
Strawn
Stephens County
Texas
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