Lost Wrist Watch and Wanted Coal Gas Stoker Notice
Lost between Carey avenue and Western Union a wrist watch. Finder to return to Miss Dooley at Western Union for reward. Also a wanted coal gas stoker entry noting experience not essential and application via Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Co. or at the Gas Plant. Estate administration notice for Lewis A. Cappel with six month claims period and one year bar after letters dated May 1, 1920.
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Carey Avenue
Western Union
Miss Dooley
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Notice to Creditors and Service by Publication
Notice to creditors for the estate of Charles W. Pearson deceased requires claims with vouchers to Ella Pearson administratrix within six months, or risk barred rights after one year. Also a Wyoming service by publication notices divorce petition against Mary S. Baker filed by Jesse Z. Baker, answering by June 12, 1920, or default judgment.
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Charles W. Pearson
Abaya
Ella Pearson
John Charles Thompson, Sr
State of Wyoming
Laramie
S.S
First Judicial District
Mary S. Baker
Jesse Z. Baker
Cgomuty
T. J. Fisher
District Court
Market Report Notes Lamb Prices at Ohenstein and Graham
Daily market dispatch from Ohenstein and Graham shows lamb prices moving unevenly lower. Slaughter weights 94 pound shorn lambs bring 16.50 while choice handy weight shorn lambs fetch 17.50 as of late yesterday.
Montana Man Named Interchurch Secretary
Rev. J. A. Alford, Montana organizer, named state secretary for Wyoming in the Interchurch World Movement. He succeeds A. F. B. Stewart, who resigned to join the Y M C A as Poland secretary with allied armies. Alford has long served in Montana church outreach and previously led the International Sunday School work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Alford
Montana
A. F B. Stewart
Wyoming
Interchurch World Movement
B. W. Edworthy
Idaho
Cleveland
Stewart
Poland
Alford
Interehurch World Movement
International Sunday School Association
Jas
Wyoming Young Men Promoted in Navy
Archie Edwards Baker of Van Tassell Wyoming has been promoted from yeoman second class to yeoman first class and is stationed at Great Lakes Illinois. William Dewey Huss of Sheridan Wyoming has been promoted from class to crew member on the U S cruiser Galveston.
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Navy
Lincoln Way
Archie Edwards Baker
van Tassell
Wyo
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Illinois
William Dewey Huss
North Main Street
Sheridan
U. S
Galveston
Charter Oak Mine Resumes Operations After Upgrade
Encampment Myc May 18 Charter Oak mine eight miles west of town and the district s only coal property has resumed work after a shutdown since January due to coal shortages. A flotation plant was installed and machinery to modernize mining methods was added during winter.
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Charter Oak
New York Grain and Bond Market Update
May corn opened at 1.94 a bushel with a high near 1.9414 and close around 1.90. July corn traded between 1.69 and 1.76 with a close near 1.70. May oats opened 1.06 with a high of 1.06 and close about 1.04. July oats ranged 89 to 92 with a close near 90. Bonds closed with various Liberty issues shown, little guidance on exact prices for several issues.
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New York
Minneapolis Grain May Flour Prices Unchanged
Minneapolis grain notes May 418 reports flour unchanged with bran at 53800 per ton.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 18
Cattle receipts 15 000. Beef and veal opened steady with heavies neglected early. bulk all weights 11 25 to 13 00. Butcher cattle and calves steady to strong. bulls 9 00 to 11 25. bulk cows 8 75 to 10 50. canners 5 25 to 5 75. Calf quality improving. stockers and feeders steady. Hog receipts 86 000. mostly steady. top 44 50. bulk 13 25. pigs 25 to 50 cents lower. bulk 12 00 to 13 25. Sheep receipts 412 000. Market uncertain.
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Chicago
Ghaigago
United States Bureau of Markets
Omaha Livestock Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices May 18
Hogs receipts 14 000 market slow light hogs steady to strong bulk 18 50 18 85 top 24 00 250 pounders up 15 cents higher bulk 13 25 13 50. Cattle receipts 6 500 beef steers and butcher stock steady to 2 50 lower best beeves 12 75 bulk of steers 12 05 12 25 bulk of cows and heifers 10 50 9 00 stockers and feeders strong. Sheep receipts 9 000 California spring lambs and wool stock 500 lower clipped killing grades mostly 25 lower California spring lambs 16 50 17 75 clipped lambs 15 00 16 50.
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Omaha
United States Bureau of Markets
Neb
California
Wyoming oil and road projects dominate May report
Laramie notes oil tests at Copper Basin and Lost Soldier with good prospects. Kemmerer road improvements begin. Lusk plans a concentrating plant and sanitarium tied to uranium ores. Sixty two miles of state highway to be built by a Utah firm. Pine Bluffs sewer nearing completion and a new creamery. Riverton refinery starts with Dallas crude. Osage oil activity rises. Moorcroft oil venture formed by Sheridan residents.
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Laramie
Copper Basin
Pine Bluffs
Wyoming Division
Riverton
Dallas
Kemmerer
Frontier
Lovell
Shoshone River Valley
Wyoming
Big Horn District
Butte
Anaconda
Mont
Thermopolis
Hamilton Dome
Lusk
Osage
Sheridan Citizens
Moorcroft
Aged Encampment Man Missing After Mountain Search
Myo May 18 searching parties failed to locate Joe Pixley, 75, missing since April 8. He lived alone on town outskirts and was nearly blind, making it likely he wandered and perished in the hills near the North Fork.
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Myo
North Fork
Joe Pixley
New York Leaders Predict Halt in Living Costs This Summer
New York reports that a survey of selling conditions for the coming season foresees a slowing rise in basic living costs. Business leaders say essentials may still rise, but the steeper hikes for ordinary goods are unlikely.
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New York
University of Wyoming Associated Students Elect Officers
The Associated Students of the University of Wyoming elected officers for the coming year. Clarence A. Rue was chosen president, with Miss Mary Kent as vice president and Miss Nora Murphy as secretary. New editors and managers for the Wyoming Student were named, and six at large delegates were elected to lead various committees. Three constitutional amendments passed, creating an employment committee, adding two assistant managers, and mandating regular student body meetings. The book The Bozeman Trail will be published next September with Dr Grace Raymond Hebard and BEA Brininstool as collaborators.
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Laramie
Wryo
Associated Students of the University
Clarence A. Rue
Denver
Mary Kent
Iowa
Nora Murphy
Rock Springs
Frank Kershisnik
Wyoming
Perry Alers
Lander
Corrine Mollving
Pinedale
Gladys Sibley
Burns
Sam Long
Missouri
Fritz Burckert
Buffalo
Arthur McWhinnie
Douglas
Hebard
Grace Raymond Hebard
University Economics Department
Arthur L. Cook Publishing Company
Gleveland
Ohio
BEA
The Poet and the Bungaloid Age in a Fractured Column
A mosaic of dated quips on hair, candy boycotts, bungalow living, and Mars curiosity. It parodies urban fads with biting humor, noting overstuffed second hand shops, low house ceilings, and guest rooms in garages, ending with a Webster quip about a steak priced at 3.60.
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Allie
Gasper City to Feature Historic Fort Drawings Collection
The forthcoming publication will be lavishly illustrated with original maps by Dr Ifebard and reproductions of Caspar Collins fort and trading post drawings, highlighting the city’s historic ties. Delta Sigma Rho Wyoming chapter selected four students for membership Miss Sylva Ekstrom Miss Alice Hardie Glen Parker and Thomas Nicholas will be initiated May 29 with a banquet. Ben Cherrington urged Y M C A interest for Estes Park conference June 10 to 24, with Wyoming sending a larger delegation this year than last.
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Ifebard
Caspar Collins
Gasper
Delta Sigma Rho
Wyoming
Sylva Ekstrom
Worland
Alice Hardie
Rock River
Glen Parker
Sheridan
Thomas Nicholas
Sundance
Ben Cherrington
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
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First Avenue
Pershing Heights
East 20Th Street
Mohatt Grocery
BE. S. Johnston Grocery Company
Jady
Schmidt
Hoy
Plains Auto Go
O'Neil
Motor Marvel
Cheyenne
Nebraska Motor Power Co
24Th Street
Mentz-Carson Motor Co
Capitol
A. Ke Cowan
HK. 22Nd Street
West 48Th Street
East 18Th Street
17Th Street
Bath
Priviles Ee
Ben Marchick
West 16Th Street
Lewis A. Cappel
Eliza J. Cappel
Xowever
Addinistratrix
Sohn Charteshe Sr
Daily Market Report
Ohenstein and
Graham
CURB
Atlas Crude
Bessemer
Indian
Blackstone Vee
Eevene
Buck Creek
Black Tail
Burke Tem Eneeses
Capitol Pete
Gons, Royalty
Columbine
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Domino Seco Reren
Elkhorn
Kinney
Scseeeees
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Lusk Pete
Lusk Royalty
Mallen Oil
Mount, & Gulf
Dleny
Mike Sfenry
AGM
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Preston Oil Trees
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Royal, & Prod. Ae
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Western Explor
al West
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Boyy Oil
Atchison Sererene
Baldwin
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Studebaker
Ask Allen Eee
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Golden
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Tenereneee
Midwest Oil Com
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Lad
Gom
Salt Creek
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Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review
Hai
Smokestack Avenue
Wyoming School
State University
Bozeman Trail
W. G. Hannington
Mars
Earth
Webster
FORD
Auto Specialty Company
1712 Thomes
Caticura
Carcura Laboratories
Lialdan
Atass
Shichester S
LYE
Ligier’s
Capitol Ave
C. B. Southington
Foley’s
W.E. Curry
6Th St
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Tor
International News Service
United States Patent Office
M Manus
Kate
Maggie
Chan
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