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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1920
Page
6
Edythe Mason charged Mrs. Rider with assault and battery after Rider sent Mason’s son home for disobedience. Justice Johnson fined Mrs. Rider 45 dollars plus 32 dollars costs. Mason allegedly attacked Rider at the ranch house until elder pupils intervened.
An event at Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce featured lectures arranged by The National Company Dayton with Mr. G Bulley of the Dayton Company as expert speaker. Attendees discussed merchandising and tire sales amid admission arrangements and endorsements.
New York trading on November 1 shows uneven but firmer rails and equipment stocks led by Air Line Pacific Union Pacific and General Electric while pressure weighed on Royal Dutch Sumatra Tobacco and Seagram. Floor activity eased for hogs lambs and cattle with strong hogs and fat lambs noted and United Fruit upper mid-session before closing.
Exchange markets show steady tone in New York with varied demand across currencies. Cables list Belgium francs Ak Araka Lire and German marks with accompanying demand figures. New York exchange quotes range from 6 to 16 percent on different terms and maturities.
Copper prices move with full electrolytic spot and earth quarter at 144% lic. Iron and tin show easy near term, copper futures at 42.50. Lead and antimony quoted firm with spot assessments in East St. Louis and London markets listing pounds and pence for various grades.
Flour shipments total 63 050 bushels with receipts 643 cars versus 659 a year prior. Prices: wheat No 1 northern December 2.04, March 2.06 1/4. corn No 3 yellow 85 cents. rye No 2 1.65. oats No 3 white 50 cents. Market brief and price levels for key futures.
The Denver market shows very light cattle offerings and scarce supply at all points. Quality cattle fetches $7.00 to $7.60 with fancy stock near $8.00. Medium cows sell around $6.00 to $7.60, average $4.75 to $6.00, while feeders are watched closely as demand weakens.
Omaha Neb Nov 1 United States Bureau of Markets hog receipts 3000 active 10 to 20 cents higher bulk 12 50 to 12 75 top 13 00 cattle receipts 6000 beef steers and butcher stock 25 to 50 cents higher. stockers and feeders 20 to 60 cents higher sheep receipts 22000 killing classes steady to strong no choice lambs top around 12 15 ewes and wethers around 8 dollars
The report notes a slow to lower trend as marly top fording lamba commodity trades around $11.06. This snapshot highlights minimal session movement with a compact price edge near the $11 mark, reflecting cautious trading dynamics.
Under strong demand, flat grade creamery butter rose to 67 cents a pound with receipts mixed across dairy. Creamery and butterfat prices held at 47 and 52 cents respectively, while second grade butter remained steady at 51 cents. Vegetables saw brisk trade with light receipts and steady to higher prices, and fruit markets showed slow sales despite ample supplies. Potatoes ranged 2 to 2.25 a hundredweight. cabbage 1.25. sweet potatoes scarce at 3.25 to 3.50 per hamper for New Jersey and 2.25 to 3 per bushel for Arkansas. Apples 1.50 to 3.50 per box. pears 2 to 3.50 per box. grapes 57 to 80 cents per basket. oranges 8 to 9.50 per crate. bananas 6 per bunch.
Two widows contest the Laramie County Clerk race with public service records. Mrs. Ida R. Graham, longtime county official and widow of a railroad mail clerk, seeks re election. Mrs. Elsie V. Coble, widow of a stockman, has worked at the State Board of Live Stock Commission since 1914. The piece argues for continuity and fairness, noting both candidates are mothers and public servants.
Republican state chairman T. Blake Kennedy forecasts a strong Wyoming result for the ticket, claiming a larger outright margin than any previous year except 1904 when Roosevelt won by 11,000. He predicts Mondell's majority will match the state’s greatest past landslide.
A remarkably preserved fossil bed has been uncovered in the mountains near Kemmerer Wyoming. Paleontologists describe the site as one of the most complete in the United States offering rich specimens for study.
F T Klughert appeals voters in Laramie County urging fair play and warning against false attacks as he and opponent E J Smalley face off for sheriff. He cites official records, claims no malice, and stresses nonpartisan governance and respectful discourse before the election. The piece also discusses county commissioner representation, urging that east end residents gain three diverse seats, with Klughert supported by nonpartisan East End voters.
The text notes Hyden M. White lost by 12,605 votes. It mentions a cockatoo in London over 80 years old and asserts Ida Ho's voters are one third women. It also recalls Pocahontas being ten when saving Captain John Smith, and hints at a man named Bhi with a single life romance.
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