Cheyenne Visitors Noted as Local Social Scene Highlights
Numerous regional figures including Captain and Mrs F C Howard of Douglas, James Miller of Laramie, C B Sarenson of Lusk, and John Schalk of Nawlins visited Cheyenne yesterday. Advertisements from Plains Auto and Wheat Growers Pool ran alongside society mentions at the Plains Hotel and various shops.
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Cheyenne
Captain Aut Mra. F.C. Howard
Douglas
James
Miller
Laramie
First Atlantic Steamboat Crossing by American Vessel
A hundred years ago readers were startled by news of the first steamboat crossing of the Atlantic completed by an American vessel. The voyage marked a milestone in transatlantic travel and maritime progress.
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Atlantic
Local visitors and movers ferry through Cheyenne yesterday
Pure Engeed-Sherman Go and W. McLaw Meyers traveled to Cheyenne on business then left for Larath while Ballard from Siratoca and Wilkowski from Garpontor visited for the day. Cheyenne welcomed T. M. Cheesman from Hillsdale and Mrs. A. T. Allen headed home to Chugwater with others from Casper and Meridan registering.
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W. McLaw Meyers
Larath
A. T. Allen
Cheyenne
Chugwater
Women Leaders Sail To Peace Conference In Switzerland
Miss Rankin sails on the Noor Sam to attend the International Committee of Women for Permanent Peace meeting set for May in Switzerland. Chairman Jon Renkin leads the committee with other American delegates including Mrs Louis Post Jane Addams and Mrs John J ite. Women from around the world will attend.
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Miss Rankin
Congress
Rene
International Committee of Women For Permanent Peace
Switzerland
Jon Renkin
Louis Post
Jane Adams
John J.ite
Weathered Highways Report From Yellowstone Route Update
Weather bulletin notes good travel in most sections with holes at Hunting Creek. Pine Bluffs to Medicine Bow clear, rough spots to Ogden, Cheyenne to Lagrange excellent overall.
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Yellowstone Wiehway
Hunting Creek
Pine Bluffs
Medicine Bow
Ogden
Cheyenne
Lagrange
Weather Report and Observations for the Day
The report shows 6 am and 6 pm temperatures around 39 degrees with 18 to 64 percent humidity. Winds shift, highest velocity 22 mph recorded at 5 37 pm. Precipitation total since last period is 0.970 inches with normal yearly totals at 42.95 inches. no snow on ground.
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Sss-Syase
Market Bulletin on Grain and Curb Trading Trends
Grain futures show mixed results with July position initially strong but later weakening. Oats and corn influence dampened by favorable crop outlook, with continued liberal export sales and light receipts. Provisions irregular. curb trading steady amid persistent distribution by major investors and tighter money.
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Brock
Rails
Trading and stock shifts in Anglo-American market
Trading to Anglo American commercial activity showed weakness after a prior surge. Explosives, once strong, declined from 1 to 40 4-8. Submarine Boat opened at 47 but faced ample stock supply and fell to 16 4-4.
Four Arrested in Early Morning Nocturnal Speeding Incident
At 1 am yesterday at Seventeenth and Capitol two men named John Wade and F. Porcum along with two girls were arrested for violating noctio laws. Police said the men rode two motorcycles while the girls rode in a side car. One girl tried to jump from the side car but a patrolman riding behind prevented her escape and brought all to the station.
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John Wade
Seventeenth
Capitol_2
Delfelder Announces Horse Canning Plant Project
Riverton Wyoming May 16 The Federal Packing company plans a horse curing and canning plant with J A Delfelder mayor and stockman announcing the project The plant will tan hides can and ship meat to Europe and provide a market for thousands of range horses Auctions will sell prime horses for industrial use while rejected ones go to the plant The work will cost about 100000 and employ fifty men.
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Riverton
Wyo
Federal Packing Company
J. A. Delfelder
Europe
Sheridan to Market Sherex Near Beer in June
Sheridan Brewing company will roll out a non intoxicating 4 percent alcohol beverage named Sherex to replace Sheridan Export. Production resumes after a months long halt with about 40 workers and a payroll around 60 000 to 100 000 dollars annually.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Brewing Company
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Aeto
Plains Auto Company
Oli
Casper
SJ Webster
Fred Myf
Wheat- Yard
Plains Auto Co
Wheat Growers
Rain Or Shine
John Schalk
Nawlins
Parteon
Carpenter
Blowts
T. H Evans
Slator
Liberty
Nerman Goldblatt
West Lincoln Way
A. F. Peabody
America
Atlantic Ocean
U. S
Savannah
Engeed
Sherman Go
GO W Ballard
Siratoca
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Garpontor
Uae
T. M. Cheesman
Illsdale
Mob
Mabbitt of
Meridan
the Normandie, A
M.S Swisher of
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Woot
Troy
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The
Plains
Point of
City
Roberts
Richard Bheff
Chevenn
Mirrors—Sherman Co
Highways Weather Report
Weather Report
John Donnellan Stock
Mark RA Ryvere
Toland
Delfelder
Wyoming
Dr.Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
R. A. Forester
Princess Anne
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Illinois
Shang Hai Restaurant
W. W. Dumm
W. W. Reg
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