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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1918
Page
15
Daily Market Report from Denver shows cattle prices steady to higher with good demand for beef steers and stockers. Heifers and cows sold well, with top beef values at 12.85 for heavy steers and 10.00 for cows, feeders strong for quality stock. Hogs light supply, tops at 17.00, most sales 16.55 to 17.00, late arrivals steady.
A day of mixed demand with hogs near $17.20 in the late market and lambs quoted from $16.50 to $17.75. Hogs receipts total around 48,000 in Chicago with prices $16.45 to $17.90, cattle and sheep also showing varied levels. Kansas City reports lighter hog receipts around 7,000 with prices mainly $16.70 to $17.25, cattle and sheep also noted with several price bands.
Oil notes report Tve Kinney No. 12 at 2 908 feet and No. 17 at 2 900 feet in section 4 Big Muddy while Wall Creek sand sits at 8 000 feet. Other Kinney wells No TX and No 21 near 2 400 and 2 000 feet. Producers and Refiners unit on Hadson property in Lander field shows strong flow with a derrick top oil surge. The company plans additional Wind River wells nearby.
Multiple wells in the Big Muddy field show strong production prospects as the Merritt corporation and others advance new producers. No. 2 Moerritt-Ohio well reaches 2,200 feet in the blue shale, with six producing wells planned. Forecasts of higher Wyoming crude prices and intensified drilling drive regional oil activity.
Wild scenes in the Reichstag as socialist members heckle the vice president over Heddebour’s criticisms of the Rosson peace plan. Ledebour, a senior socialist leader, is cited among the majority’s critics as the Munich Zeitung’s despatches arrive.
Washington March 22 The United States school garden army is mobilizing with a fully worked out plan. The interior secretary calls state and local officials to organize a volunteer campaign, stressing food for troops and home gardens. Five million children could join as officers and medics in a citizen army to support the war effort.
Fragmentary notes describe a pork sale at a wall-stocked location with a response team and a party address in Hanover and Lander. Mentions a mathe tor, weighberhood, and car leader or phone number in a 6 period entry.
Fragmentary note cites Senator Wadsworth praising able men in Washington and hints at business connections with a figure named Lasadaond. Text suggests quantifying earnings or costs with a figure like 17100 dollars, but details are unclear. The OCR yields scattered phrases and possible misspellings.
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