Market report notes uneven oils and equipment trade
The report describes fluctuating demand for oils, oils and sundry equipment, with weak early trading and some rallies late in the session. It cites limited payroll strength, tight money, and unsettled foreign exchange as factors, while rails and certain credits show sporadic activity amid rumors of ongoing corporate plans.
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Galta
Pacific Company
Doil Holdings
Burlington & Quin- Coulera
Delaware, & Western
Postcom
England
Exchange rates drift as markets mark varied demand
York dispatch notes prime paper steady while several currencies show mixed moves. Sterling demand remains weak with 2.88 cables, francs at 6.00, Belgian 6.94 cables, lire 2.51, marks 1.21. Greece quotes $20, New York and Montreal around 11 16 per mané as conditions weaken further.
Metals Fyore Mexican Dollars Un
Metals Fyore reports a note on Mexican dollars with unclear details from the November 6 issue, indicating exchange or currency mentions. The fragment provides limited clues to a broader story or event, leaving specifics uncertain.
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Fyore
Live Stock Prices From Chicago Market Report
Livestock prices listed for cattle veal and hogs show varied movements. Cattle and veal range higher on some lots while others dip. hogs and pigs display mixed shifts with weights from 100 to 180 pounds and buyers noting higher prices for certain weights. Market notes reflect small lot demand and price spreads across classes.
Market Report Feeds Lower Lamb and Yearling Prices
The report notes week demand for sheep with sea lambs and yearlings trading lower. Feeder grades and shoep largely saw cuts around 860 lower, while feeding grades fell about 25 to 608 lower.
Grain price roundup from Omaha to New York markets
Grain prices across regional exchanges show No 1 hard wheat at 1.87 in Omaha with other grades cited. St. Louis reports Dec wheat at 1.924 and Mar at 1.864, while Minneapolis notes lower flour values and bagged goods. Boston notes mixed trading and cautious outlook amid tariff and holiday influences affecting price stability.
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Boston
Commerccal Bulletin
Texas
California
Middle County
Oregon
Valley
Tough Baby Gets 30 Days In County Jail In Denver Fight
Floyd Sammon from Wyoming boasted about his brothers and provoked a confrontation in a Denver pool hall. He was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. His brothers John and Burl Sammon were later arrested after a Wednesday fight in which William Harris was stabbed to death.
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Denver
Colo
Marklors
Floyd Sammon
Rice
John
Burl Sammon
William Harris
Har‘le
Phil’ Young
Wiyoming
Larimer
Trénberth
Harris
British exports unveil cold vulcanising breakthrough
British exports claim a cold vulcanising process that enables rubber production where hot vulcanising was impractical. The report notes a large onion crop of 94,900,000 la erected this year amid new manufacturing advances.
Wyoming Proclaims Armistice Day with Capitol Tablet
Governor Robert D. Carey issues Armistice Day proclamation urging Wyoming citizens to observe November 11. In Cheyenne the day will feature a bronze tablet at the state capitol honoring Wyoming men who died in military service, with wording recalling the 1918 armistice and patriotic duties.
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Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Chaeyenne
State Capitol
Armistice Day Proclaimed by Governor Carby in Cheyenne
Governor Robert D. Carby declares November 11 Armistice Day in Wyoming. Secretary W. B. Chaplin confirms the order, urging respectful observance and appropriate ceremonies statewide. The proclamation is dated November 6, 1620, at Cheyenne.
Mondell Leads With Record Plurality in Wyoming Totals
Returns from Wyoming precincts show Mondell ahead with a plurality of 18,669 and Harding at 16,011 as a 87,000 turnout estimate tops 559 precincts. Harding 32,477 Cox 17,066 Mondell 38,331 Fowler 14,672 Morgan 4,866.
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Raniote
Wyoming
Harding
Mondell
Cox
Fowler
Demova
Morgan
Labor
Woman Jumps From Car as Engine Fires During Demo Meeting
Miss Elizabeth Conn is hospitalized with a broken collar bone and arm after a car fire broke out when papers in the rear began to heat up and ignite. Miss Corin and others in the party bound for a Democratic meeting at Last Spring escaped with minor injuries as they leapt from the auto.
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Douglas
Wro
Mise Elizabeth Conn
Misa Corin
Wyoming voters weigh Amendment Two aid by slogan contest
State Superintendent Katherine Morton reports fragmentary returns suggest Amendment No. 2 may be adopted to empower higher bonding for school districts. A slogan contest among school children held prize money of five dollars with Neal M. Gardner of Pine Bluff as top winner for the line Let voters all take up the shout Amendment 2 shall not love out.
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Katherine Morton
Neal MD. Gardner
Pine Bluffe
Claude Draper
Mise Aghes Wright
H. M. Symons
Neil
Neil D. Gardner
Ping Drufts
John Conroy
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Leper Colony Filmed for Education in Hawaii
Kalaupapa leper settlement on Molokai will be filmed for educational purposes within the territory. Dr. F E Trotter says the footage aims to educate the public on leprosy treatment and the board of health’s work, with uncertain use outside Hawaii.
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Honolulu
T. H
Nor
Kalaupapa
Molokai
F. E. Trotter
Teritorial Board of Health
Trotter
Board of Health
Wolves Ravaging Herds Near North Wyoming Boundary
Sheridan Wyoming reports wolves expanding beyond Arvada ranges. Two packs threaten cattle south of 16 wolves in one and nine in the other. LX Bar area near Bitter Creek and Powell River shows two more packs active. Line and Cabin creeks see infestations with two adults and pups. Several dead cattle found with battle wounds. Government hunters struggle to control the packs.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Arvada
Earenttel
LX Bar Ranges
Bitter Creek
Powel River
Line
Cabin Creeks
Iron Tucks for Even Pressing in Tailoring
The instructions describe making decorative yet functional tucks by pressing with the iron on the end and guiding the fabric so the material between and beneath the tucks is pressed flat. The method keeps the tucks neat and ensures the surrounding fabric also lies smooth.
Rose Leaves Return in Modern Chinese Rose Bowls
Rose bowls once old fashioned gain attention as rose leaf patterns revive in New York. Chinese style rose bowls grow popular as this decorative trend returns with contemporary appeal.
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New York
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Arket
Jong
Ouscago Pace
Yeaterday
Foe
Omama
Omaha
Omaita
ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Duns Review
Duns
Cauls
T O
Robert D. Carby
W. B. Chaplin
Secretary of State
Pinh Bluffs
Trone M. Buckley
Matt Medill
Rock Springs
Russell Maw
Minnie Huber
Moorcroft
Harold Totten
Cheyenne-Douglas Coal Co
Wed
Wilson Brokerage Company
Carey Ave
Hirsh-Wickwire Co
Schloss Bros
George W. Daiber
Nettleton
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