Wyoming wool selling fast at rising prices
Wyoming wool sales surge with about 2,060,000 pounds sold in recent days at prices from 5 to 7 cents per pound, headlines suggest an annual clip approaching 31,000,000 pounds. Major buyers in Sweetwater and Carbon counties report large lots contracted, with prices commonly around 5 to 6.5 cents and occasional higher offers, amid expectations of stronger rates across the state.
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Compan
Une Tee Renee Paee
Wooie Erason
Cheveland
Coxs
Boston
John Tay
Sweetwater County
Lou Peston
T. L. Hewes
Hennell Company
Arben County
Charlee L WP & Co
Bev
Meary Mirker
George Watts
I Rosion
Iurke & Gardner
Ned Herachiler
Mbps
Tafats
Natious County
Randenm
Nevers
Investment Company of Powell Chartered In Powell
The Shoshone Investment Company filed articles of incorporation yesterday in the secretary of state office. The new firm will operate as Powell with $25,000 capital divided into 250 shares of $100 par value. Directors for the first year are H M Jenis, J A A Whitlock, J O Hormeshrey, G F Garr, A W Jar, Edward W Hits, and L Bde.
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HM. Jenis
J. A. A. Whitlock
J. 0. Hormeshrey
G. F. Garr
A. W. Jar
Edward W. Hits
Wegan and Ieephart Visit Nearby Cities
MF and Mrs Wegan of Espan and Wiener Ieephart of Iron Mountain were visitors to this city yesterday with plans mentioned for Cheyenne.
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C. Wegan
Espan
W Ho
Cheyenne
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Iron Mountain
WIFE AND BABY OF AVIATOR HAWKER LOST HOPEFUL VIEW
News from St Johns Newfoundland reports Harry G Hawker and navigator Captain Mark Grieve missing after departing in a Sopwith biplane bound for England. After over 100 hours and no sighting officials fear they perished at sea though Mrs Hawker clings to a possible rescue by a ship without wireless.
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Markensie Grieve
St. Johnna Newfoundland
England
Britih Goverment
Sapwich Maker
Reconstruction Call Urges Building Boom by Black Lumber
The Black Lumber Company urges Cheyenne builders to restart private construction as part of postwar reconstruction. It argues for employing labor and capital in normal pursuits, maintaining market prices, and putting returning soldiers to work by building homes and business structures. The firm emphasizes its reputation and integrity as Cheyenne’s leading lumber concern.
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America
War Department
Black Lumber Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Parents to Be Called In Case of Trio of Young Burglars
Edward Madsen Robert Vance and Willie Hartzell three boys arrested Tuesday in Cheyenne face a district court hearing in the capitol building. If convicted they may receive one to fourteen years detention at the state industrial institute.
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Edward Madsen
Robert Vance
Willie Hartzell
Cheyenne
Laramie County
Capitol
State Industrial Institute
Japanese Plan New Cable Across the Pacific
Prominent Japanese figures propose forming a Japanese American submarine cable company to lay a second Pacific cable. The firm would start with capital of 6,000,000 yen and seek a subsidy from the Japanese government.
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Associated Presa
TOK
Baptists condemn Wilson over wet attitude in prohibition debate
The Northern Baptist convention in Denver unanimously condemned President Wilson for recommending repeal of war time prohibition. A resolution draft by BE L. Tustin Grant M Hudson and Hill will express strong informed disapproval. The convention also endorsed the Presbyterian assembly in St Louis and urged social reconciliation and labor settlement through mutual cooperation.
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Denver
Wison
Congress
Northern Baptist Convention
BE. L. Tustin
Pennsylvania
Grant M. Hudson
Michigan
Anti-Saloom League
Mr. Hill
Berkeley Seminary
California
Presbyterian Assembly
St. Louis
League of Nations
W. J. P. Faunce
Brown University
Doctor France
Army Recruiting Station Logs Reenlistments and Travel Pay
Local army recruiting office records several reenlistments for overseas service. William S. Stickler joins cavalry with Hawaiian Islands station, Morgan T. Olson to engineers for American Expeditionary Forces in Europe, Julius V. Wennerholm to engineers for army forces in France. Paul H. Demilile serves on detached duty in recruiting at Laramie and Newa lina. Sergeant Goong announces new blank forms for mileage payment to discharged soldiers. ex-soldiers may obtain them at the office.
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Army
United States Army
United States
William S. Stickler
Cavalry
Hawaiian Islands
Morgan T. Olson
Corps of Engineers
Europe
Julius V. Wennerholm
France
Paul H. Demilile
Laramie
Neawlina
John J. Goong
Business visitors noted in Sherman and Tie Siding
Melvin Hignaman of Sherman was in the city on business yesterday. Charles Clark of Tie Siding also visited the city yesterday for a business trip.
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Melvin Hignaman
Sherman
Charles Clark
Tie Siding
Lincoln Highway Rough Patches Reported Along Route
The route description notes rough segments just east of Archer and between Rock River Magna Ramding and Cheyenne. After Ramding the road dries before reaching Cheyenne, with several rough areas in between.
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Lincoln Highway
Archer
Rock River
Magna
Ramding
Punters Ties Up Costs With Corey Case
In a cost dispute tied to Corey, the Canadian punt team faces actions over financial obligations. The case centers on Pa. sums and the involvement of J. of Cost. details remain provisional as the docket moves forward.
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Corey Punters
Salt Lake Man Dies of Apoplexy at Hotel
William Fos 49 of Salt Lake City collapsed from apoplexy while descending stairs in the Dyer hotel and died. The body was taken to Barly's mortuary for a judge led investigation in absence of a coroner. No inquest was planned. Guests were shocked by the sudden death. A marriage license was issued to Ascencion Valdurrme and Teresa Santoya, both of Salt Lake City.
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William Fos
Salt Lake
Barly
Edwards
Foy
Ascencion Valdurrme
Teresa Santoya
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Kidney Health
A persuasive ad urges early treatment for kidney and bladder issues. It warns against delaying care for pains and night-time disturbances, claiming Foley Kidney Pills restore kidneys to sound, regular action and keep them strong.
Ex-German Crown Prince to be Absolved Under Peace Treaty
London reports that Frederick William Hohenzollern will be abdicated under the German peace treaty. Andrew Bonar Law told the House of Commons the abdication and the liquidation of prison camps are mandated by the treaty terms.
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Abje Te Riel
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Common
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