Public notices and bids in Cheyenne Wyoming 1921
Sealed bids for a motorcycle with sidecar due March 21 1921. City Clerk J J Showalter certifies a special election March 16 1921 to issue 500000 dollars in coupon bonds for sewer projects. Also notices of land sale oil rights and final homestead proof with witnesses. Public auction and publication obligations 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
Leader Forget-Me-Nots Knights of Pythias dance at hall
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters announce a joint entertainment and dance at Pythian hall on Saturday night March 12. Knights and families invited. small admission charged. Reported by J A Kirkpatrick Real Estate Insurance 1821 Carey Ave Sedan taxi 606. Also ads for Hobbs Huckfeldt Winkleiner auto services and baby carriages.
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Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Market Selloff Deepens Across Oil and Industrial Stocks
In New York trading on March 11, investors dumped industrials and oils as fears over industrial citations spurred broad liquidation. About 1,100,000 shares changed hands with Mexican Petroleum tumbling sharply in the final hour. Rails and other industrials extended earlier declines, leaving the close weak.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Foreign exchange and money market rates report
New York on March 11 reports prime mercantile paper steady at 7 percent. Exchange rates show sterling demand at 3.8954 with cables at 3.90. Various currencies including francs Belgian francs guilders lira marks and others quoted with demand and cable figures. Time loans steady with 60 to six months at 7. on call money rates steady with ruling rate 7 and last loan 7.
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New York
Greece
Argentine
Brazilian
Montreal
Metals News Roundup From New York Exchange
Copper prices steady with dull electrolytic spot and March 12 readings. Iron near unchanged. Tin firm with spot and nearby futures around 29 dollars. Lead and zinc show dull activity with East St. Louis zinc at 4.75 to 4.87.
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New York
East St. Louis
Grain prices and wheat market notes from Minneapolis and Omaha
Minneapolis reports flour steady to 20 cents lower with carload lot prices for family patent at 9.00 9.35 a barrel in 98 pound sacks and current receipts 303 cars vs 180 last year. Cash No. 1 Northern wheat at 1.58 1.63, corn No. 3 yellow 56 clear, oats No. 3 white 38 38.54, flax No. 1 at 1.76 3 1.79. Omaha lists hard wheats from 1.53 to 1.66, no 4 mixed 1.47, corn white 55 58 cents, oats white 41 40 40.
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Minneapolis
Omaha
Neb
Market Report Hogs Cattle Veal Prices From Omaha
Omaha Neb March 11 hog receipts 14 000 mostly 10 15c lower bulk medium and light butchers 9 85 10 25 top 10 35 bulk strong weight butchers 9 40 9 80 cattle receipts 4 400 beef steers and butcher stock steady to weak top steers 10 00 veals stockers and feeders steady sheep receipts 17 000 fairly active handy weight lambs 10 1b lower tops 10 15 others 25 50c lower sheep steady top ewes 6 00 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 contest 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 be prosecuted as a test case to determine the validity of professional boxing in Colorado. The district attorney gave notice yesterday that arrests would be made. He was a ringside spectator last night. The bout was called a draw.
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Denver
Young Fitzsimmons
Oklahoma
Bud Clancy
Detroit
Philip S. van Cise
Colorado
van Cise
Washington family may close Mount Vernon tomb to public
George Steptoe Washington of Nazareth, Pa., says the George Washington tomb at Mount Vernon may be closed to the public. He notes the burial plot still belongs to the Washington family, of which he is a member.
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George Steptoe Washington
Nazareth
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Mrs Calvin Coolidge Visits Legislature Quietly
While her husband served as governor of Massachusetts notes say Mrs Calvin Coolidge enjoyed attending legislative sessions with the same interest she showed in the senate led by her husband.
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Massachusetts
Senate
Calvin Coolidge Wiig
Wyoming mother kills six children then herself
At a ranch near Lovell Wyoming Mrs. James Waters 35 shot her six sleeping children and then wounded herself, dying minutes later. Four children died, one is dying, and one will recover. The incident followed a period of signs of mental instability and an odd day of family routines before she acted.
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Lovell
Wyo
James Waters
Waters Ranch
Paul
Ruth
James
Edith
Waters
Nebraska
C. K. Mansfield
Walters
Mrs. Waters
Casper Taxicab Driver Slain by Ex Policeman
In Casper Wyoming late at night Ed Shuster a 30 year old taxi driver was shot and killed by L B Nicholson a former police officer after Shuster stopped a few feet from the curb witnesses say Nicholson claimed he was run over and fired. Nicholson was captured about an hour later and held with a poor police record noted.
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Casper
Wyo
Ed Shuster
L. B. Nicholson
Nicholson
Shuster
Government Admits Bond Tax Was Illegally Collected
Solicitor General Frierson told the Supreme Court that the internal revenue bureau erred in taxing the gain from March 1 1918 to sale date. If the court agrees, thousands of taxpayers’ assessments and millions in taxes paid could be annulled.
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Washington
Solicitor General
Rio Grande Lays Off Eight Hundred Men
Denver officials of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad announce a new layoff of 700 shop workers at Burnham Salida Alamosa Grand Junction and Soldiers Summit. More than 2700 employees have been laid off since January 1. No wage reductions have been decided.
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Denver
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
Burnham, Salida
Alamosa
Grand Junction
Soldiers’ Summit
Air Mail Man Saved by His Own Parachute
An air mail plane en route from Twin Cities Michigan to Chicago plunged 3000 feet but pilot C C Eversole deployed a parachute and floated safely to the ground. He laughed at the narrow escape, noting the chute saved him from a fatal drop.
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Twin Cities
Mich
Chicago
Cc. C. Eversole
Earth
Southington Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts the Southington Remedy Co offering a monthly compound claimed to relieve long standing nerve cases in 3 to 5 days. It promises no harm or work interference and offers a booklet free by mail from East Kansas City, MO.
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D&. C. B. Southington Remedy CO
Eanbas City
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