Wyoming Wool Sells Rapidly at Rising Prices
Wyoming wool sales surge with about 2,060,000 pounds sold recently at offices paying around 5 to 6 cents per pound, average near 51? cents. Industry expects 31,000,000 pounds for the year, with total fleece value exceeding $16,000,000. Strong demand from flockmasters supports higher prices amid exceptionally heavy, high grade wool and favorable winter conditions boosting production and quality.
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Wyoming
Swen Lami
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
Powell Chartered Investment Company Formed
The Shoshone Investment Company filed articles of incorporation yesterday in the secretary of state office. The new Powell company is capitalized at 25 000 dollars, divided into 250 shares of 100 each. Directors for the first year include HM Jenis J A A Whitlock J O Hormeshrey G F Garr A W Jar Edward W Hits and L Bde.
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Powel
HM. Jenis
J. A. A. Whitlock
J. 0. Hormeshrey
G. F. Garr
A. W. Jar
Edward W. Hits
Local visitors travel through Como area note
Mr and Mrs Wegan of Espan were bound for Cheyenne yesterday on a trip. Wiener Ieephart of Iron Mountain visited this city yesterday.
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XO. Wegan
Espan
Cheyenne
Wiener
Iron Mountain
WIFE AND BABY OF AVIATOR HAWKER HELD IN HOPE
There was no news of Australian aviator Harry Hawker and navigator Captain Mark in ge Grieve after leaving St John’s Newfoundland in a Sopwith bi plane for England. It is believed they fell into the sea after more than 100 hours aloft, with Britain and the Sims maker losing hope while Mrs Hawker clings to a ship that may have picked them up without wireless and is on the way to port.
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Harry G. Hawker
Markensie Grieve
St. Johnna Newfoundland
England
Britih Goverment
Sapwich Maker
Reconstruction and building urged by The Black Lumber Company
The Black Lumber Company urges rapid postwar reconstruction focusing on housing and commercial structures. It argues for employing labor and capital to restore normal markets, lower unemployment, and support returning soldiers. The Cheyenne firm touts its own integrity and calls Cheyenne’s business community to back rebuilding efforts.
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America
War Department
Black Lumber Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Trio of Young Burglars Face Hearing in Cheyenne
Edward Madsen, Robert Vance and Willie Hartzell, three boys arrested Tuesday in Cheyenne for a series of robberies, are to have a hearing in Laramie county district court in the capitol building. If found guilty, they face one to fourteen years 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
A group of prominent Japanese men draft plans to form a Japanese American submarine cable company. The firm will seek government subsidies and raise 6,000,000 yen in capital to lay another fiber link across the Pacific.
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Associated Presa
TOK
Pacific
Baptists Condemn President Wilson for Wet Attitude
In Denver the Northern Baptist convention condemned President Wilson for supporting repeal of wartime prohibition. A committee will draft a strong, dignified resolution. The gathering also endorsed a league of nations concept, urging mutual goodwill and condemning nationalism that harms others.
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Associated Press
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 Files Reenlistments and Travel Pay
The local Army Recruiting Station lists reenlistees for overseas units. William S. Stickler selects the Hawaiian Islands cavalry, Morgan T. Olson joins the engineers for Europe, Julius V. Wennerholm to the engineers bound for France. Paul H. Demilile assists with recruitment at Laramie and Neaw Lina. Sergeant Goong announces new travel pay blanks for discharged soldiers seeking extra mileage funds.
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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
Local Visitors on Business Reported in City
Melvin Hignaman of Sherman and Charles Clark of Tie Siding were in the city yesterday on business.
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Melvin Hignaman
Sherman
Charles Clark
Tie Siding
Lincoln Highway Rough Passages Between Towns
A note reports rough stretches along the Lincoln Highway east of Archer and through Rock River to Magna Ramding and Cheyenne, with sections described as rough or dry between towns. The overlay suggests travel difficulties and terrain variations on this route.
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Lincoln Highway
Archer
Rock River
Magna
Ramding
Salt Lake Man Dies After Apoplexy In Hotel
William Fos 49 of Salt Lake collapsed from apoplexy while descending stairs at the Dyer hotel and died. The body was taken to Barly's mortuary with Judge Edwards to conduct an absence inquest. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Ascencion Valdurrme and Teresa Santoya, both of Salt Lake City.
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Dyer Hotel
William Fos
Salt Lake
Barly
Edwards
Foy
Ascencion Valdurrme
Teresa Santoya
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Kidney and Bladder Health
An advice notice urges immediate treatment for pains and aches from diseased kidneys and bladder weakness. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to restore kidneys to healthy, strong, and regular action and warns against postponing treatment.
British announce fate of former German crown prince
London reports that Frederick William Hohenzollern will be interned as a prisoner under the German peace treaty terms. Andrew Bonar Law stated in the House of Commons that the same treaty will apply to commandant s of prison camps.
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London
Frerick William Hohengollern
Abje Te Riel
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Common
Bonar Law
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Mrs. Marry
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Aviator
Albert Hearst
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Metro
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Shanghai
Wilson
Bag —Kpeich
Drogstats
Kuppenheimer
Bran- Chae
W. Alsee
Rover C. Gorbuch
Ance Heavy Springers
U. P. Stock Yards
McWilliams & Pearlman
Joe Hays
Ed Stone
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