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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
14
A large 8G crane performed a test lift on the Mallet locomotive at the western pier facility. The operation demonstrated the crane’s capacity and the shop’s readiness for full operation with the new equipment.
Daily Market Report notes an overall downtrend as coal miners and workers fail to reach an agreement. Major issues include declines for Baldwin Mexican Petroleums Hepatic Irom & Steel and Texas ON Rost by five to ten points, with Lance Creek and City Service showing notable gains while OMY Service recovers from losses, closing higher.
Classified ad notes Mameté Wyoming in Mont county was sold for 0 000. Ul Ayore handled the sale as agent for Renower of the town earning a commission of about one hundredth of the sale. Laxative Quinine tablets advertised with Onove signature noted. Cheyenne and Mulan referenced.
A group of large stockholders and promoters of the Lance Creek Hryollies company at a Wyoming meeting agreed to return 1,10,000 shares to the treasury. The move aims to improve the stock’s market value after a drop from 16 to 40 cents. The company has authorized capital of 8,500, with plans to issue about 2,750,000 shares, including 4,250,000 for public sale. Several directors and stock promoters led the consolidation, reducing outstanding capital to strengthen the company’s position and support royalties and working interests in about 1,400 acres in the Lance Creek area.
In a terse note the Lance Creek company outlines its ongoing operation and plan to lay off officers as it shifts to other ventures. The group signals a focus on adjacent ventures during the coming winter period, highlighting Creek Held as a promising district project with potential to attract investment and benefit the local region.
The party of Union Pacific railroad officials spent 45 minutes in Cheyenne reviewing the line field and planned to visit Rock River and Rawlins. Included were Judge Tabert Tarvett president and other officers. arrival at 7:10 p.m. and departure at 1:55 a.m. yesterday.
Fr Roryf Green Miver visited the city yesterday along with Mrs Wo and Bima Win at the Nore. Pine Bluffs resident A Teommer won a Wednesday arrival in the city. Chates J McPhailis traveled from Saratoga to Cheyenne. A large line of baby carriages and sulkies advertised by Hobbs Huck fordt Finkbiner Perey. J F Selimaker of Burts registered at the Moffall yesterday. Earl Lawley and Mrs C W Gregory of Gasper were Cheyenne visitors. Capital Coal Company and Cahill Holiday advertised. Engettomant Peterson of Rawlins in town. Mr and Mrs Ivan Sehroll Greybull visiting Cheyenne. Platt of Gusletto a guest at the Plates. Romey of Garponter in the city.
O'Connell's Phones 279 274 Collett of Ball Creek affiliated with Cheyenne View J A Kirkpatrign Estate Induranes 821 Carey Ave PI GbTel Neuse Pointe Sherman Paint Co a complete find of the International Poultry and Stock Foods.
Weather data shows clear conditions with normal temperatures around 41 to 49 degrees. Winds reach up to 23 mph, total precipitation 0 inches, with 12.72 inches of normal precipitation since January 1.
Road conditions vary across Cheyenne to Laramie and Casper areas with fair to good weather. Heavy moisture expected in the extreme west with potential muddy surfaces near Casper. Local routes show rough patches from recent traffic and lower speeds anticipated on Monday.
Residents of Cour States were invited yesterday to marriage of George W. Pritchett of La Rineport Init. Mite Jeannette Buxton of Neadwenl N. D. and James F. Vigon of Cheyenne and Mary Fuller of Sidney Nene. Oneon Mary was called La by royal family members before age ten or twelve.
In the United States over five thousand women hold public librarian roles. A Paris ball showcased a woman wearing diamond covered shoes, drawing attention to fashion.
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