Public Notices and Bids for Cheyenne 1921
Public notices publish a motorcycle bid by the Cheyenne City Clerk due March 21 1921 with 25 dollar surety and sealed envelopes. Also a special election notice on March 16 1921 to issue 500000 in coupon bonds for sewers, plus an insurance compliance certificate and land sale notices for oil and gas leasing and a 1921 homestead final proof filing for Emma Elizabeth Dereemer now Smith with witnesses listed.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
J. J. Showalter
J. J. J. Showalter
Gold City
Caming
A. D
Department OF the Interior
Office OF Indian Affairs
Fort Washakie
U. S
Wyo
Emma Elizabeth Dereemer
Smith
Horse Greek
Knights of Pythias and Sisters Hold Joint Dance
The Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias announce a joint entertainment and dance at Pythian hall on Saturday night, March 12. Knights and families are invited with a small admission charge. COMMITTEE J. A. Kirkpatrick. Real estate and insurance ad at 1821 Carey Ave Sedan.
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Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Market slide drags oil rails and industrials lower
In New York on March 11 heavy liquidation and rapid short selling pushed prices down across the market. About 1,100,000 shares traded as oils led losses in the final hour with Mexican Petroleum slipping sharply. rails and industrials extended prior declines, and the close remained weak.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Foreign Exchange and Money Market Quotes From New York
Prime mercantile paper and exchange rates show heavy sterling demand at 3.8954 with cables at 3.90. Francs demand 7.10 cables 7.12, Belgian francs 7.42 7.44, Guilders 34.33 34.43, Lire 3.68 3.70, Mark 1.58 1.59, Greece 7.53, Argentine 34.60, Brazilian 15.12. Montreal discount 12 1/2%. Time loans steady across 60, 90 days and six months at 6 1/4 to 7 1/2 percent. Call money steady, high 7, low 7, ruling 7, last loan 7.
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New York
Greece
Argentine
Brazilian
Montreal
Metals News Roundup From New York Markets
Copper dull and unchanged. Tin firm in spot and futures around 28.75 to 29.50. Iron near steady. Lead dull at 4.00. Zinc steady to dull at East St. Louis 4.75 to 4.87.
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New York
East St. Louis
Grain Prices and Wheat Receipts Across Markets
Grain market notes from Minneapolis and Omaha on March 11 show flour steady to nine tenths higher for some items while cash prices for No 1 Northern and various wheat futures move within a narrow range. Receipts of wheat reached 303 cars in Minneapolis, with No 1 hard and spring varieties priced across several contracts and mixed grains cataloged by quality.
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Minneapolis
Omaha
Neb
Market Report from Omaha Cattle and Hogs Receipts
Omaha Neb March 11 Bureau of Markets shows cattle receipts 4 400 with beef steers and stockers steady to weak top steers at 10.00 veals stockers and feeders steady. Hogs receipts 14 000 mostly 10 15c lower bulk medium and light butchers 9.85 10.25 top 10.35. Sheep receipts 17 000 fairly active lambs 10 lb lower tops 10.15. ewes 6.00 steady feeders steady.
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Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Neb
U. 5
Denver to Test Its Power to Stop Bouts
War rants for the arrest of promoters in the main event of last night's 12 round boxing bout between Young Fitzsimmons of Oklahoma and Bud Clancy of Detroit were issued today at the request of District Attorney Philip S. Van Cise. The case will test Colorado's stance on professional boxing.
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Denver
Young Fitzsimmons
Oklahoma
Bud Clancy
Detroit
Philip S. van Cise
Colorado
van Cise
Washington Will Consider Closure Of Mount Vernon Tomb
George Steptoe Washington of Nazareth Pennsylvania says the George Washington tomb at Mount Vernon may be closed to the public. He notes the burial plot remains in the family and he is a family member.
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George Steptoe Washington
Nazareth
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Quote from Mrs Calvin Coolidge on Legislature Interest
Mrs Calvin Coolidge comments while her husband served as governor and later presided over the senate. She says she always enjoyed attending the legislature and shared interest in the Senate. The remark reflects ongoing political engagement in Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Senate
Calvin Coolidge Wiig
Tragedy at Waters Ranch Leaves Six Children Dead
In Lovell Wyoming on March 11 Mrs James Waters 35 shot six sleeping children then killed herself with a six shot pistol. Four children died at once, two others died later with Edith and Ruth surviving temporarily. Waters had shown signs of mental illness and had been restrained in Nebraska previously.
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Lovell
Wyo
James Waters
Waters Ranch
Paul
Ruth
James
Edith
Waters
Nebraska
C. K. Mansfield
Walters
Mrs. Waters
Casper Taxicab Pilot Slain by Ex-Police Officer
Ed Shuster, 30, a Casper taxicab driver, was shot and killed by L. B. Nicholson, a former policeman with a troubled record, after a late night traffic dispute. Three passengers witnessed the shooting, Nicholson fled but was captured about an hour later.
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Casper
Wyo
Ed Shuster
L. B. Nicholson
Nicholson
Shuster
Government Admits Bond Tax Collected Illegally
Solicitor General Frierson told the Supreme Court that the Internal Revenue Bureau erred in taxing the profit difference between market values on March 1 1918 and a later sale date. If the court accepts, thousands of individual assessments and millions in taxes paid may be annulled.
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Washington
Solicitor General
Rio Grande Lays Off Eight Hundred Men
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad officials announced a new layoff of 700 shop workers at Burnham Salida Alamosa Grand Junction and Soldiers Summit. The road has laid off more than 2700 employees since January 1. No wage reductions were announced.
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Denver
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Burnham, Salida
Alamosa
Grand Junction
Soldiers’ Summit
Air Mail Man Survives Crash After Parachute Rescue
An air mail plane from Twin Cities Michigan to Chicago crashed from 3000 feet but pilot C C Eversole escaped by using his parachute and floated to earth. He laughed afterward at the narrow escape, crediting the parachute for saving his life.
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Twin Cities
Mich
Chicago
Cc. C. Eversole
Earth
Southington Remedy Co Advertises Quick Relief
An old time ad promises guaranteed great success with the Southington Remedy Co offering a 3 to 5 day relief for abnormal cases. The mail order offer lists Double Strength for $3.00 and single $2.60 with a free booklet and a return address in Kansas City Missouri.
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D&. C. B. Southington Remedy CO
Eanbas City
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