Wind River Exposition Note Oddity
Fragmentary OCR shows a Western Exposition reference and a price 6.50 with unclear entities including Wye Blackfoot and My an 644 wn, leaving the item direction to uncertain regional notes.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1917
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR shows a Western Exposition reference and a price 6.50 with unclear entities including Wye Blackfoot and My an 644 wn, leaving the item direction to uncertain regional notes.
Denver markets show fair cattle offerings with strong demand for good cattle and higher prices for beef steers. Feeders and stockers rise as futures point to broad buying. fat lambs reach around 17.25 while ewes and breeding stock show notable activity. Chicago and Kansas City report varied receipts and prices across cattle and sheep segments, with steady to higher ranges for several classes.
Notice of a regular municipal election in Cheyenne Wyoming to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1817. Voters will elect one alderman and two commissioners from the city at large for two year terms starting January first.
A Wyoming land venture on 1 780 acres near Lost Soldier dome seeks funding and states plans to drill several shallow wells to generate large monthly dividends. The letter promises investors lucrative returns and invites them to buy stock at 20 cents a share.
The company called by its president at the request of majority stock owners convened at 1017 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming on October 15 1917 at 2 oclock PM to consider increasing capital stock from 15000 shares of 12 par value to 600000 shares of 1 par value.
The transfer of stock books closed at 12 o’clock noon on August 25 1917 and were to reopen the following day at 1 o’clock in the afternoon as directed by the president. The note references official marks and the sequence OG 2 O-26 LOAR.
A report notes a gathering focused on contending the dissolution of the corporation. Attendees discuss the process, legality, and potential implications for ownership and future actions.
The article profiles a Denver broker known as the live Wire, detailing his leadership roles with the Mutual Co-op Mining Company and the Mid-West Metal Mining Company in Colorado. It notes ore shipments from the Lon MasA property, values from thirty dollars per ton, and plans for further profits and dividends, plus his position with the Denver Boulder Tungsten Production & Development Company and other mining interests. It highlights his extensive office, monthly market letters, and active promotion of mining properties and related ventures.
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