Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Hogs And Sheep Trends
Chicago trading results indicate hog receipts around 8000 with prices down about 5 cents at top 14.90 for barrows and sows mixed. Cattle receipts near 4000 show best steers 15 to 65 cents higher, but most grades lower. Sheep receipts about 2000 suggest fat lambs steady to slightly higher, yearlings up about 25 cents, while breeding ewes decline. Minneapolis and Omaha listings cover grain and feed prices with notable ranges across corn oats rye and flour values.
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Dillon and Brice to Clash Here Tomorrow
The portal bout at the smoker features Lou Dillon of Teaver vs Badries of San Francisco Monday night. Four other bouts arranged by King Kelley include Peegham and Bem in supporting cards.
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Alleged Swindle Suspect Arrested in Rawlins Hotel Case
Theeme was arrested yesterday at the Plainview Hotel in Rawlins. He is held for Sheriff J Smalley on charges of selling phoney stock for a company claimed to manufacture explosives located in Rawlins.
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Nine Attend Conference on Schools
Nine attendees joined a conference of county superintendents and principals chaired by County Superintendent Anna M. Tobbin yesterday afternoon. They discussed boosting school attendance and replacing outdated exams with newer verification methods, but no concrete action was taken.
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Champion Boxer Quits Department
Ray Darden, driver of truck No 1 at the central fire station and champion boxer of the department, has resigned and returned to work at the Union Pacific stops.
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Divers recover body of Morrie Woods in Big Horn river
Thermopolis reports the body of Morrie Woods, prominent local businessman, recovered by diving team using grappling hooks in the Big Horn river about seven days after his disappearance. The body will be sent to California for burial.
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Cheyenne High Triumphs Over Laramie In Gridiron Win
Cheyenne High School defeated Laramie High School 26 to 7 in a decisive gridiron victory at Laramie yesterday. The Cheyenne squad showcased strong play and effective handling of the opposing team.
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Three Auto Thieves Sentenced After Wheatland Arrest
William Tt. Reytokla and Tom Simona were sentenced at Wheatland to two years in prison for auto theft. Deputies pursued the suspects north after the Cheyenne Steam Works owner reported a stolen vehicle found abandoned near Nimmo’s Ranch on Horse Creek, leading to swift arrests by Wheatland officials. Local deputies provided information to Wheatland authorities to secure the convictions.
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Conscientious Crook In Princess Picture
A fragment notes Will Rogers stars in a film at the Princess theatre today. The piece mentions the creator of the title role and a line about a minister not marrying and a paid fee, all within a brief production note on the movie.
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Wheeler Says Prohibition Bill Is Safe
Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the Anti-Saloon League, assures Wyoming readers that the prohibition bill is safe in a letter to William L. Wade, superintendent of the state Anti-Saloon League, dated yesterday.
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Longshoremen Seek Support for Wage Reform Measures
A report notes leaders and labor figures including Mayor Hylan of New York and Zacoweill of Newry voicing views on a proposed wage law and the 11th amendment. The discussion centers on feasibility, enforcement, and the aims of shaping labor policy amid a national dry period.
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Body of Consul at Lima Brought Home
The body of William Handley United States consul general to Lima Peru who died recently arrived today on the steamship Santa Ann Mrs Handley the widow accompanied the body
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Garage Burglary At Hillsdale Reported
The Hillsdale Garage at Hillsdale owned by George Koslar, formerly of the Hank Koslar Motor Co, was robbed of many auto parts Friday night. A box car on the local track was also involved in the incident. No suspects were described in the sheriff’s office report.
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World Series Hero Spotlight: August to October Rise
In August the rookie Duncan of the White Sox garners praise as a surprise hero. By October he is hailed as the pennant contender and batting ace amid high expectations for the post season.
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