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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
12
Edythe Mason accused Mrs. Rider of assaulting her after a school incident in which Rider sent Mason’s son home for disobedience. Justice Johnson fined Rider $45 plus $32 costs. Mason testified the ranch woman attacked at the Rider home, with pupils forcing her to desist.
The Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce arranged a lecture program sponsored by the National Company of Dayton. Mr. G Bulley of Dayton Company spoke as an expert, providing insights to attendees on tire merchandising and related topics.
New York and Chicago trading sessions reveal uneven strength with rails and oil shares advancing while steel and rubber slide. United Fruit boosts sentiment after a 100 percent stock dividend, while hogs and lambs price ranges shift narrowly amid active cattle and sheep trade.
The report shows varied exchange rates with figures for Mercan tile, Belgian franc, Ak Ara ka, Lire, and Marks. It notes New York exchange on various terms including sixty days and six months with percentages and the demand data across currencies.
Copper prices shown as full electrolytic spot and earth quarter at 144% lic. Iron nominal and tin noted as easy with spot and nearby prices. Lead marked easy at $6.60 with timc bready east st. Louis spot $6.70 to 7.00. London spot copper 91 pounds electrolytic 9 cents per pound, 266 pounds. lead 6 pounds 17s 6d. 38 pounds of zinc.
Minneapolis dispatch reports flour shipments of 63 050 bushels with wheat receipts at 643 cars versus 659 a year ago. Notes futures: wheat No 1 northern December 2 04, March 2 06 percent. corn No 3 yellow 85 cents. rye No 2 1 65 dollars. Market figures include various bid prices and basis for PCA style grains.
Denver November 1 cattle offers were light across points with scarce high grade cattle. Best steer prices reached about 7.00 with fancy stock at 7.60 to 8.00 dollars. Good cows sold largely 6.00 to 7.60, medium grades around 4.75 to 6.00, feeders in demand as buyers show interest.
Omaha market notes show hog receipts around 3,000 with prices up 10 to 20 cents on heavy grades and top bids near 13.00. Cattle receipts about 6,000 with beef and butcher stock up 25 to 50 cents, feeders rallying. Sheep receipts 22,000 with killing classes steady to firm and lambs around 12.15, yearlings 10.00, and wethers/ewes near 8.00.
Market note shows Ferda slow to lower amid a marly top fording lambda with a quoted price of 11.06 dollars.
Denver market reports strong butter demand with butter at 67 cents and creamery products steady. Receipts for produce are light while demand remains good. potatoes sell at 2 to 2.25 per hundredweight and fruit markets show slow trade with ample supplies and stable prices.
Two widows, Ida R. Graham and Elsie V. Coble, vie for Laramie County Clerk. Graham, veteran incumbent since 1917, emphasizes stable fees and public trust, while Coble highlights state service since 1914 and strong support from stock interests. Voters urged to choose fair treatment and continuity. Political ad notes party links: Graham Republican, Coble Democratic, with Farmer-Labor and Prohibition listed.
T Blake Kennedy, chairman of Wyoming Republicans, predicts a large Republican landslide in the state on election day. He cites Roosevelt’s 1904 Wyoming margin of 11,000 votes and says Mondell’s majority will equal the strongest ever awarded in Wyoming.
A highly preserved fossil bed has been uncovered in the mountains near Kemmerer Wyoming highlighting a significant paleontological find and promising insights into ancient life.
F T Klughert urges voters in Laramie County to judge by official records after a heated sheriff race against E J Smalley. He claims to have faced partisan press and attacks while presenting facts and warns against backroom smears as the election closes. The piece endorses Klughert for county commissioner and argues for three distinct sections to elect the board from different county areas.
Fragmentary passage mentions a defeat by 12,605 votes and references to Hyden M. White. It also notes a cockatoo 80 years old in London and a claim about Ida ho voters being one third women. Mentions Pocahontas age during Captain Smith rescue.
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