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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1921
Page
4
Cheyenne briefs report visits by Ryan in Cedar Rapids and Mrs Moore in Denver. Union Pacific labor talks set for Omaha March 24. A rash of minor incidents including bee sting injury and a trailed robbery tale. Public works bond support and the storm sewer bonds campaign plus local prize essays. Court notes on judge visits and a highway store burglary.
A fragment notes that the first written calendars were made by the Greeks in 150 A D. The brief item highlights early timekeeping and Greek contributions to calendar systems.
A rundown of Sunday services across churches including Methodist Episcopal with Rev Harl Bowen, First Church of Christ Scientist, Swedish Lutheran, St. Mark's Episcopal, St. Mary's Cathedral, Congregational, Lutheran Trinity, First Baptist, and others. Details list sermon times, Sunday schools, special events, and pastors such as Rev. Bowen, Rev. Bennett, Rev. Floreen, and Bruce Jackson, with notes on languages and hymn features.
The Presbyterian Church invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 a m with J S Stubblefield as pastor The Y W C A recreation rooms host the men’s Bible class and Mrs Hale’s women’s class Morning worship is at 11 and 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m Evening worship follows The Latter Day Saints hold a home department Sunday school for the reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 2420 Dillon Street Sundays at 2 30 p m All are welcome to attend.
Salvation Army announces meetings at 423 W Seventeenth Street with Sunday school at 3:30 p m and Sunday evening service at 8 p m A holiness meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p m Meetings occur every night except Monday Everyone is welcome.
Toledo hopes to win the Thomas Hickey cup for the largest opening day crowd in the American Association. St. Paul was Toledo’s closest rival in 1920, underscoring the race for attendance.
Cambridge March 1 The annual track and field meet of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America will be held at Harvard Stadium May 27 and 28 with colleges from the northeast expected to compete for team and individual titles.
Dean of Women William H Dimmitt of Morningside College Sioux City Iowa warns that automobiles are a prime cause of immorality and riotous license among high school students, urging parental and school oversight to curb behavior.
Minneapolis reports cash grain prices with wheat receipts up from last year and mixed futures for March and May. Prices listed for flour bran oats barley flax and corn indicate declines and regional variations. New York market shows a sensational decline in wheat futures with No 1 hard at about 1.51 to 1.52.
Bears led a Friday raid driving down prices especially in steel and equipment shares. Losses ranged 1 to 3 points with several names like Mexican Petroleum Baldwin Locomotive Crucible Steel and Sears Roebuck hitting new lows. The market rallied late with Pacific Rails and tobacco stocks recovering. total volume around 550000 shares.
Exchange rates show prime mercantile paper at 744 and 3.89 for Sterling demand. Cables list 3.9054 for Sterling. Francs demand 7.08, cables 7.10. Belgian francs demand 7.40, cables 7.42. Live demand 8.68, cables 38.70. Marks demand 1.58, cables 1.59. Greece demand 7.52. Argentine demand 34.50. Brazilian demand 14.75. Montreal 129 16 per cent discount.
Hogs receipts in Omaha around 8000 with prices 9.50 in sales. Cattle receipts about 800 with top at 10.40 and beef steers up to 10.10. Sheep lambs and yearlings show gains. Chicago cattle and hogs mixed with feeders up and hogs mostly down. Direct packer sales influence receipts and prices across markets.
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