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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1920

Page

14

Dairy loan plan eyed by Cheyenne clearinghouse

The Cheyenne clearing house delays a dairy development proposal backed by the Chamber of Commerce and county commissioners. The plan would finance farmers to buy cows, build silos, plant 40 acres of ensilage, and shelter stock for winter. County funds and bank support are sought, with four carloads of cows likely within 30 days.

Cheyenne Clearing House Archie Alligon Chamber of Commerce Chamber Mitchell Wilkins Allison

What is a knot and how it measures ship speed

A naval recruiting officer explains that a knot equals one nautical mile per hour. He notes the nautical mile differs from the land mile, with 2000 yards versus 1760 and recounts how ship logs with knots marked on a line measured speed. He jokes that his cruises add to his travel miles as a bonus.

Naval Lincoln Ires Europe West Indies Sam

Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Claim

An old style advertisement touts a cure for piles promising relief in six to fourteen days. It references Sollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and uses sensational lines to entice readers. The notice includes a cheeky aside about a woman and a product from Sandy slaves Drug Co.

Sollister Rocky Mountain Sandy Slaves Drug Co

Revolt in Iron River as Dalrymple Withdraws

Major A Y Dalrymple federal prohibition agent pulls back from Iron River Michigan after clashes with local authorities and dry workers who had seized liquor stocks. District Attorney Martin McDonough and police faced citizens with shotguns as wine barrels were confiscated and dumped in the snow before Dalrymple departed with his armed squad.

A. Y. Dalrymple Iron River Mich Martin McDon Dalrymple Washington McDonough Iron River District Claude Brown Robert Wilson Martin McDonough C. H. Sensiba John Chord Jess E. Allen A. V. Dalrymple Leo J. Grove

Daily Market Report Chicago and Omaha Grain and Livestock

Chicago grain prices show modest shifts withCorn July at 1.34 to 1.36 dollars and oats May at 0.82 to 0.88 dollars. Omaha bids list No. 3 white corn at 1.40 dollars and various white, yellow, and mixed corn grades, oats and livestock prices. Hog receipts near 11 000 with prices from 13.25 to 14.45 dollars. cattle receipts 3 500 with beef steers and feeder categories trading up to 14.75 dollars and cows around 6.50 to 14.50 dollars. Sheep receipts 11 000 with lambs at 17.25 to 20.00 dollars and ewes 10.50 to 14.25 dollars.

Chicago Omaha

Market Prices Reported for Flour Barley Rye and More

Minneapolis wholesale prices show flour unchanged. Barley 1.22 to 1.43, Rye No 2 1.62 to 41.64, bran 44.00, corn 1.46 to 1.48, oats 86 to 88 cents, flax 5.05 to 5.15.

Minneapolis

Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Summary

Chicago March 4 hogs receipts 30 000 weak to 15c lower top 15 80 bulk 14 40 15 45 heavy 14 00 14 75 medium 14 60 15 15 light 14 85 15 30 light light 14 25 15 10 heavy packing sows smooth 13 00 13 50 packing sows rough 12 40 12 90 pigs 13 25 14 50 cattle receipts 11 000 steady beef steers medium heavy weight choice prime 14 25 16 00 medium and meal 11 50 14 25 common 8 9 50 11 50 light weight good and choice 12 25 15 25 common and medium 8 9 00 12 25 butcher cattle heifers 7 00 43 25 cows

Omaha Livestock Omana Neb United States Bureau of Markets Chicago

Salvation Army Auto Plunges 20 Feet Near Hillsdale

Four Salvation Army workers escaped a 20 foot plunge into a gully near Hillsdale while en route to aid influenza patients. Driver William Ray and three passengers survived though one member will be unable to work for some time as snow blanketed the night and a washed out bridge blocked the road.

Salvation Army Hillsdale Cheyenne William Ray Selma Laurentsen George Stampton

Ford Keeps On, Salvation Army Gift Car Repaired

A Ford wrecked after a burst of speed kept going to climb out of a draw then rolled back into the bed. The fore axle bent radiator jammed and windshield shattered but all occupants escaped unharmed. The car, a gift to the Salvation Army by the Thompson Motor Co., is being repaired and will return to service. You can't keep a good man down and you can't keep a good Ford down either.

Salvation Army Thompson Motor Company

Midwest Refining Launches Eight-Inch Salt Creek Pipeline

Midwest Refining announces start of construction on an eight inch pipeline from Salt Creek field to its Casper refinery to handle rising production. The project, disclosed at the company offices, aims to streamline随 output and improve transport.

Salt Creek Midwest Refining Company Casper

Why Not Buy Your Home NOW

Real estate pitch urging readers to buy a home now for stability and safety. Agency C. W. Riner & Co located at 1723 Carey Ave offers buying or selling services with promises of quick results. Phone listed as 67.

C. W. Riner & Co Carey Ave

Freckles Fade With March Treatment Claim

The notice promotes Othine double strength for freckle removal during March winds. Written by a prominent physician and sold by druggists with a money back guarantee, it claims an ounce yields improvement and possible vanishing freckles after several applications.

Sinclair to build fourth salt creek pipeline expansion in Wyoming

The company plans an eight to ten inch line to boost capacity to 40 000 to 50 000 barrels per day, enabling summer flow and winter storage at the refinery. Current wells produce about 30 000 barrels daily but are limited by weather and government restrictions. The expansion supports refinery growth and later independent oil flow, with leased land securing future supply.

Wyoming Sinclair Company Sinclair Salt Creek

Anniversary of the Boston Massacre Observances

Boston commemorates the 450th anniversary with meetings by patriotic groups across New England and school programs. The piece recalls the Stamp Act protests and Governor Hutchinson in 1770, when crowds urged troop withdrawal after clashes near the town meeting house and the arrival of English soldiers.

Boston Mass New England Massachusetts Thomas Hutchinson England Samuel Adams Hutchinson Adams

Missouri Seeks Plans for State Centenary Celebration

Jefferson City Mo March 4 committees representing the state and various historical patriotic and other societies work on plans for a suitable observance of Missouri centennial. The celebration is to be divided into four parts with Saturday marking the centenary of the passage of the Missouri Enab.

Jefferson City State of Missouri

Missouri Marks Four Centennial Milestones Across Cities

Congress announces three commemorations in Kansas City St Louis and Columbia to honor Missouri history. The first constitutional milestone dates to 1820 the first legislature convened in the early days of statehood and Missouri’s admission to the Union is dated to 1821 under President Monroe.

Congress Kansas City St. Louis Columbia University of Missouri Missouri Monroe

Farm Bureau Plans Centralized Buying and Sawmill Venture

The Glenn County farm bureau braces a buy of a sawmill to supply lumber to members and bolster central purchasing and marketing power as part of a broad statewide plan.

Bers the .Glenn Farmybug Real Farm Bureau

No Duty on Gasoline Shipped Into Mexico

A decree by President Garranza exempts from duty benzene petroleum ether gasoline and solarine imported into Mexico from January 1 1920. Reports at the American consulate here say these products were previously duty bound at 4.43 dollars per 100 pounds.

Juarez Mex Garranza Mexico

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