Insurance firm authorized to transact life business
Cheyenne Wyo February 25 1913 official notice certifies Na coun Life Insurance Company of Vermont is authorized to operate life insurance in the state for the current year. R B Forsyth Auditor and Ex Officio Insurance Commissioner signs along with deputy John Schunemann.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Nacoun Life Insurance Company
Ontpelier
Vermont
R. B. Forsyth
John Schunemann
Wanted ads seek capable workers and Navy prospects
A Cheyenne Wyoming classified fragment warns cash payment for want ads and lists recruiting needs for Army men 18 to 35 and railway workers 20 to 40, with pay ranges 60 to 100 dollars. It also promotes Navy service for 17 to 25 year olds with recruiting stations and a pamphlet offer. Dated 1926 May 12.
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Fairbanks Morse
Eddy Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
Asq
Uare
United States
Capitol Ave
United States Navy
Navy
West Tie Street
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Dept
Washington, D. C
Amended Articles Of Incorporation Notice For Gilcrest Lumber
Public notice records amendments to the Gilcrest Lumber Company articles of incorporation. The Colorado company, licensed in Wyoming, changes its name from Gilcrest Russell Lumber to Gilcrest Lumber and reduces directors from five to three. Certificates filed in Laramie County and Wyoming Secretary of State. Dated February 18, 1913.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Gilcrest-Russell Lumber Company
Gilcrest Lumber Company
Laramie County
State of
Greeley
Hartford Club Suffers Grand Stand Roof Loss in Storm
The Hartford club of the Fastern association reports its grand stand roof blown off in a recent wind storm. No injuries reported as members assess damage and plan repairs.
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Hartford Club
Fastern Association
French surgeon claims elixir cures ninety nine diseases
Dr. Doyen reports a mixture labeled Mycolysine-solution colloidate phagogen polyvalente as a cure for ninety nine ailments from consumption to common cold. The liquid is said to stimulate white blood cells to fend off invading microbes.
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Doyen
Baseball News on Franchises and Coaching Moves
Clinton Im prepared to take Keokuk franchise as Keokuk sticks with the Central association. IL writers urge Barrow to hire Ian Egan as staff. Harry Davis returns to Connig Mack to run recruit pitchers in spring camp. Alfred Ferry may scout for the Yankees. Duke Farrell to coach recruits pitchers for the Red Sox. Andy Coakley to coach Williams College team.
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Clinton
Keokuk
Central Association
Harry Davis
Connig Mack
Duke Farrell
Red Sox
Andy Coakley
Willams College
Market Report on Wheat and Related Grains
Wheat, choice winter tests 60 pounds to the bushel at 1.37 per bushel. Spring wheat tests 60 pounds to the bushel at 1.37. Oats Colorado and Nebraska at 1.12. Western oats 1.20. Barley feeding 0.40. Barley maling 2.46 per hundredweight. Flax seed 1.90 to 1.37. Hay, choice South Park, per ton 12.50.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Choice South
Market Hay Varieties and Prices Listed
A list of hay types and prices includes No. 1 South Park hay at 12.00, Colorado upland at 11.00, No. 1 choice upland at 10.60, prairie at 8.50 to 12.50 ranges, timothy at 12.50 and 12.00, alfalfa at 8.60, and straw wheat near 8.80. The OCR shows garbled entries and stray codes but identifies multiple forage categories and unit prices.
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South Park
Colorado Upland
S.aseees
Ccc Crew Revese TG
Denver Livestock Market Report March 1
Denver March 1 cattle sale shows four lots offered with strong demand and quick sale at steady to higher prices. Beef cattle dominated offerings and all items were snapped up early as buyers showed active interest in a steady to strong market.
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Denver
Engineering Company at 2819 Capitol Ave Cheyenne
A damaged OCR fragment shows a firm described as engineering and irrigation specialists, named with partial words and an address at 2819 Capitol Ave in Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard ‘T Engineering
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cattle and Hogs Steady as Market Remains Strong at Local Sale
The cattle market shows steady demand for feeders and stockers with prices favorable versus river markets. Beef steers top at 7.90 with others 7.15 to 7.60, wet cows at 7.00, and good cows 6.00 to 6.60. veal calves 10.26 to 10.75. Hogs remain in strong demand with tops around 6.50 to 5.60 and a load bid at 5.52. Sheep demand good, few cars of ewes sold at 6.00.
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Loveland Packing Company
Loveland
Cola
Comany
Kansas City and St Joseph Live Stock Prices Report
Fastern live stock market summary shows cattle hogs and sheep receipts in Kansas City with gains across categories. Cattle mainly steady to higher with western and southern bids. hogs steady to higher with packer quotes. sheep market firm with muttons and lambs catching bid. ST. JOSEPH reports similar strength in cattle and slower hogs with lambs and ewes showing modest activity.
Cattle Receipts Steady as Markets Show Mixed Gains
Cattle receipts total about 3 800 head with market steady. Native cattle and cows and heifers range from about 5.00 to 9.25 per hundredweight across regions. Hog receipts 11 700 with bulk sales around 8.40 to 8.51 per hundredweight. Sheep receipts 7 800 with yearlings near 7.00 to 7.78 and lambs around 8.00 to 8.80 per hundredweight.
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Bouth Omatia
Wool Market Steady in St Louis Trade
The Wool Market in St Louis reports steady tone with territory and western middling around 21.4 cents, fine mediums 18 to 20 cents, fine 18 to 17 cents. Prices reflect regional wool trade activity.
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ST. Louis
Grain Prices and Receipts from Kansas City Market
March 12 Kansas City market report lists wheat corn and oats prices by delivery type, with bids for No 2 red and No 2 white and mixed oats. It notes unchanged rye and hay receipts, and gives close futures for May and July contracts across wheat corn and oats, with small fractional changes and bid-ask details.
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Kansas City
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Warren
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J. M. Carey & Bro
Robinson
West Sith St
Carey
House Street
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Vendome
West 21St
FH. W. H
Insurance Commissioner's Office
State of Wyoming
Deming
Taylor 4 Co
Plains Hotel
Gleason’s
16Th Street
Central Avenue
F.o. B
Wheatland
W. 16Th
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Carry & Bro
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Hell
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Maxwell St
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Ohio
Brooklyn
Willie Zimmerman
Newark
Dahlen
H. F. H.iffcrest
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DR. Doyen
International League Writers
Barrow
Ian Egan
Alfred J. Ferry
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Market Report
Denver Livestock
Attorneys-at-Law
Carey Block
Cheyenne, Wyo
Wilfred O'Leare
First National Bank Building
John Charles Thompson
Bresnahen Block
Ernest D. Macdougall
Wyoming Fuel and Feed Bildg
Tel
Charles Elmer Lane
First National Bank
William Dubois
KD. W, Gihl
Mn, Ca
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West 19Th Street
W. Riner & CO
Swayger
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Bent Street
Randall Bird
Herbert D. Gleason
16Th St. and
Central Ave
Telephone
Clyde Manly
Robbery & McCoy
U. A
Anat
Clara A. Ligier
S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Alena Willis L. Moore
ST. Joseph
Modesto & Pipitone
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
Paul Milazzo
Capitol Avenue
AM Vittoria
Practical Shoemaker
Ming Bldg
Bergerson
Guixo Rixun
Cee Bergerson
Le _ pealers
Rock Springs
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