Classified ads and stockholder meeting notice fragments
A collage of ads includes missing address fragments for army surplus items and employment asks, plus a formal notice announcing a special meeting of Muddy Creek Oil Company stockholders in Cheyenne Wyoming on November 1 1920 with Dyer as president and Gill as secretary. The text shows price tags and product lines like wool overcoats and raincoats, plus miscellaneous wants.
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Wyoming
Muddy Creek
Muddy Creek Oil Company
Flist National Bank
Cheyenne
Down town official’s role stirs many godchildren tale
New York report notes Harry Schlacht, former executive director of the Downtown Chamber of Commerce and later assistant to Immigration Commissioner Wallis, as unofficial uncle to about 10 000 babies as he supervised social work and aided a young European on her path to American citizenship.
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New York
Harry Schlacht
Ber of Commerce
Wallis
Schlacht
Men Arrested Here With Greybull Girls Facing Penitentiary
warrants charging criminal assault sworn by Charles Tinsley of Greybull against M. J. Brady and A. T. Mirk. Brady is charged with criminal association with Annie Mark 14 and Mirk with criminal association with Alice Jey 17. The quartet were arrested at Cheyenne while occupying a room at the Dyer hotel after eloping from Greybull several days earlier.
New low sugar prices set in raw and refined markets
New York October 1 prices fell to fresh yearly lows in both raw and refined sugar. Raw sugar traded at 4.51 cents a pound duties paid, refined sugar quoted at 12.42 cents by the Federal Sugar Refining Company, marking a half cent drop from late last week.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Remains of Allen Taken to Denver for Funeral
The funeral for Ray Allen will be held in Denver this afternoon as mourners prepare to honor his memory after his death due to ty.
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Allen
Denver
Ray Allen
Market Quotations From Stock Bond Grain and Wool News
Market quotations cover stocks bonds grains produce live stock wool and other items. The bulletin lists price movements for multiple commodities and securities with brief figures and trends for traders and investors.
Industrials and Oil Shares Face Market Pressure
Market jitters linger as reserves and clearing banks strain. Oils, steels, and copper weights drag industrials while rails falter then rally. Canadian Pacific and Soo show strength. Agricultural and livestock prices edge higher with cattle, hogs, and lambs trading at varied levels. fat lambs scarce and prices firm.
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New York
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Baltimore& Ohio
Pera Marquette
Sears Roshuck
Soo
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago & St. Louis
Tinos Central
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
People
Kansas City
Preferred
Metals market report shows varied copper and tin prices
Copper futures ease in New York with electrolytic copper at 18 18 per hundredweight for nearby and 18% for later months. Tin holds at 43.00 spot and 43.75 futures. Lead steady around 7.50 to 7.76 with East St. Louis delivery. London spot copper at £96 7s 6d electrolytic £111. Tin £271 17s 6d lead £34 125 6d zinc £40 158.
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New York
Tron
Northern
Southern
Inc
East St. Louis
London
Exchange News Roundup From New York Markets
The report lists prime mercantile paper, exchange rates for sterling francs Belgian francs and other currencies, with cables and demand figures. It notes time loans steady at 7 percent for various maturities and call money with a ruling rate around 7 percent.
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New York
Greece
New York Exchange
Montreal
Cattle Receipts Reported Dense at Denver Sale
Livestock market in Denver on Oct 4 shows liberal cattle receipts with close to 4,600 head offered for sale. Auction activity indicated strong interest across cattle categories.
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Denver
Livestock Prices Edge Lower in Omaha and Chicago Markets
Hogs receipts around 3000 in Omaha with buyers steady to 15 cents lower. prices 14.65 to 15.78 for bulk, and 15.00 to 16.60 for heavier packing hogs. Cattle receipts 16000 in Omaha with steady to mostly steady prices. steers 8.90 to 10.60, veals steady. Sheep receipts 45000 with lambs 25 to 60 cents lower, feeding ewes around 4.05. Chicago reports cattle steady to strong with best steers 17.00 to 17.75, cows slow 6.20 to 9.00. hogs open 10-15 cents higher then ease, top 16.10. lambs 11.00 to 12.26 with natives higher.
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Cates
Omaha
Neb
Buréau of Musters
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Denver Poultry Market Sees Steady Demand Despite Slight Drops
Market notes from Denver on October 4 report heavy supplies in the poultry division with good demand. Springs and broilers trade 2 cents under last week's close, hens 34 to 38 cents, 60 cents for broilers, turkeys steady 86 to 88 cents, lobsters 25 to 30 cents, ducks 40 cents per pound. Egg market fair with prices 60 to 62 cents a dozen wholesale, shippers’ prices $15.00 to $15.25.
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Denver
Market Prices and Supplies Reported in Local Trade
A market update notes low off bil a on 4a at a6 with a dozen tides and wholesale butter prices at 60 to 64 cents per pound. Butterfat sold at 64 cents station and 60 cents direct. potatoes, tomatoes, turnips and fruit prices listed with steady or fair demand. Fruits generally unchanged. peaches 1.00 to 1.50 per crate, pears 2.00 to 4.00 per box, crabapples 0.10 per pound.
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Robbern
Grain price report from Minneapolis Chicago and Omaha terminal markets
Grain prices across Minneapolis Chicago and Omaha on October 4 show mixed moves with declines in some items. Minneapolis quotes include corn 94 to 95 cents oats 49 to 50 cents barley 63 to 8 cents and flax at 2.97 to 2.99. Chicago lists No 1 red wheat 2.11 2.13 and corn No 2 mixed 96 cents. Omaha shows No 1 wheat 2.04 2.05 and corn No 2 white 86 cents.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
Omaha
Women in South St. Paul Claim First Nineteenth Amendment Vote
Local women in South St. Paul Minnesota assert they were among the first to vote under the Nineteenth Amendment. The article notes early suffrage activity and the historic milestone for women in the city.
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South St. Paul, Minn
Wool and Horse Prices Depress Wyoming Owners
Cokeville Wyoming October four first unqualified offer for Lincoln county wool clip received by KR D Bloomer at 32 cents a pound for the clip stored at Boston. Flockmasters are profoundly low in spirits as a result of the offer and an indication of what they might expect to get for their clips.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Lincoln County
KR. D. Bloomer
Boston
Campbell County horse sale yields low prices in Gillette
Campbell county horse breeders report weak demand at the annual auction in Gillette Wyoming. Prices varied from 20 dollars for yearlings to 150 dollars for work horses with buyers fearing losses on shipments east. A total of 94 horses were sold.
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Gilletee
Wyo
Campbell County
Laughs and Tears in Humoresque at the Princess
Review notes the Paramount Artcraft release Humoresque shown at the Princess last night. Viewers praise the film as one of the strongest pictures, built on Fannie Hurst’s vivid urban drama of family life in New York’s Ghetto, mixing humor and heartache.
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Paramount Artcraft
Fannie Hurst
New York
Ghetto
Powerful Movie Depicts Mother’s Love in Madame XX
A Goldwyn feature Madame XX screens at Amuso in a tale of a mother driven from home by unjust suspicions. She searches the underworld to find and defend her son, aided by a chance legal ruse that could save her husband’s career. A Sunshine comedy and Pathe colored review accompany.
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Srequeline Floriot
Goldwyn
Amuso
Ranquo
News Weekly
Pathe
Farnum Film Ends Run at Atlas
Final showing of William Farnum in the Fox photodrama The Joyous Troublemakers closes at the Atlas. Farnum fans applaud his portrayal as William Steele, noting it as a standout in a string of motion picture triumphs and a departure from his recent roles.
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Farnum
William Farnum
Fox
Atlas
Willliam Farnum
William Steele
Ray at Lyric Presents Bill Henry Sensation
Charles Ray stars in Bill Henry at the Lyric today and tomorrow. The veteran American youth performer brings a humorous yet truthful portrayal that distinguishes this Ray production from prior works. Fans of Exe-Crate Wallop Alarm Clock Andy or The Village Sleuth should enjoy the new comedy.
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Charles Ray
Bill Henry
Ike
Andy
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