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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
11
A damaged OCR fragment references a drug company in Chicago and a health related remedy. It mentions morning, tire, burn and refreshment claims, with unclear product names and wording. The readable bits imply an advertisement from a druggist or medicine company.
City letters advertise bidding for a sidecar motorcycle with accessories, sealed bids due March 21 1921 marked bid for motorcycle. Separate notice: special election to issue 600000 in bonds for sanitary and storm sewers with a plan to replace prior 800000 bond issue, voting on March 29 1919 date referenced. Also district court notices include divorce action and property correction suit with deadlines in April 1921.
MARKETS NEW YORK March 10 Rails were the outstanding features of Thursday's broader and more reactionary stock market. Standard and speculative issues dropped one to three points on heavy offerings. Sales about 650000 shares. Steels coppers and shippings trended with rails later as United States Steel fell below 80 and Pennsylvania lost almost two points. Closing was weak.
Exchange NEWS York March 10 shows prime mercantile paper at 714 and strong exchange. Sterling demand at 3.9036, cabies 3.9134. Francs demand 7.15, cab 7.17. Belgian francs demand 7.46, cab 7.48. Guilders demand 34.30, cab 84.40. Lire demand 8.68, cab 3.70. Marks de-
A fragmented list shows terms such as mand and demand linked with values like 1.68 and 7.56, followed by country references Greece Argentina Brazil Canada and Montreal. Mentions of discounts at 12 percent appear among scattered figures, hinting at a financial or commodity exchange sheet.
Metals market notes from New York on March 10 show unsettled copper with spot and March prices around 12 12 ½ cents and nearby futures around 12 13 cents, iron stable, antimony at 5.25 dollars, lead dull at 4 dollars, tin firmer at futures near 28 dollars, zinc dull with East St. Louis spot about 4.75 to 4.87 dollars.
Minneapolis reports steady flour and grain prices with Bran at 238.00 per ton and wheat receipts 282 cars versus 200 a year prior. Cash No 1 northern wheat 1.61 to 1.66, corn, rye, barley, and flax prices listed. Omaha quotes No 1 hard wheat 1.60 and No 2 hard 1.59 with mixed and yellow varieties across corn and oats.
Livestock prices and receipts across Chicago and Omaha on March 10 show cattle mostly steady with calves higher, hogs mixed with lights up to 26c, and sheep steady to strong early. Chicago top beef steers at 10.70, hogs to 11.56, veal calves 11.00 to 12.00. Omaha cattle steady to 16c lower, top beef steers 9.90, hogs 10.40 to 10.50.
Stockers and feeders generally steady with feeder supply limited. Sheep receipts reach 9,000 as sheep and lambs run strong to 25 cents higher. 80 pound Mexican lambs bring $10.25, westerns $10, ewes $6.00.
The Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias will hold a joint entertainment and dance at Pythian hall Saturday night March 12. All Knights and families invited. Small admission. Real Estates and Insurance 1821 Carey Ave Sedan taxi. Phone 606.
The Boston English Opera company presents Ruddigore at the Princess starting Monday March 21 with a star lineup including George Bogues Eugene Lockhart Bert ram Goltra Marianne Godbout and Alice May Carley a large chorus and a specially selected orchestra. The comic opera is hailed as the funniest of its day with enduring wit music and satire in two acts and a lengthy New York run supporting its popularity.
The text argues that numerous famous people repeatedly attended performances and found them highly entertaining, with further proof expected to be shown in the city as in New York.
Senter's Syncopating Buffoons will headline coliseum tonight as part of a coast to coast tour. The act, billed as Senter's Buffoons, promises lively vaudeville performance with syncopated routines and band accompaniment.
Gilbert and Sullivan style farce opens with a light, humorous tone. The production features a witty ensemble and playful songs as characters navigate mistaken identities and social pretensions within a bustling company setting.
Boyd Senter known as the Saxophone King headlines a talented five member orchestra for a city engagement. The group includes Guy Martis on banjo Walter Vleyer on drums Dewey Kilby on piano and Anton Stolinsky on cornet. They bring Keith circuit experience and Hippodrome theater links, promising a top local show.
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