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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
6
A powerful 8G crane tested its capacity by lifting a Mallet locomotive. The operation occurred at a western pier facility, marking a milestone in modern heavy lifting capability with the crane running at full operation.
The daily market report notes a downward tendency as coal miners and employees fail to reach an agreement. Major stocks Baldwin Mexican Petroleum Hepatic Iron & Steel and Texas Oil fall five to ten points. Oils Lance Creek and City Service show limited gains with Lance Creek surging from 30 to 97 then settling near 50. City Service rises modestly from last night close.
A Wyoming town in Mamaté county was sold for 0,000 after a listed sale in classified ads with an agent commission of about one hundredth of the price. The ad notes a post-sale title and includes a medicinal plug for a laxative product.
A group of Lance Creek Hr yollies investors agreed to reinstate 1 10,000 shares to the treasury to bolster value and restore investor confidence. The move follows a price dip from 16 to 40 cents and aims to support a 2.75 million share program within a 4.25 million public capitalization. Key figures include Antonie & Con Gfrae, Whitehead, Wilson, and C. D. Zimmerin driving the restructuring.
report notes a company operating in Lance Creek area plans to consolidate with another firm. officers retired and the firm will linger as a deicing partner during the forthcoming winter. Creek Held district prospects improve with potential development and regional benefits seen from the venture.
The Union Pacific party of railroad officers spent about 45 minutes in Cheyenne examining the field then traveled west toward Rawlins and Rock River. Included were Judge Tabert Tarvett president Mrs Bovett and several executives and engineers. They arrived at 7 10 and left at 8 55 yesterday morning.
Fr Roryf Green Miver visited the city yesterday along with Mrs Wo and Bima Win from Laramie. Pine Bluffs winner A Teommer arrived. Chates J McPhailis came from Saratoga via Cheyenne. A large line of baby carriages and sulkies advertised by Hobbs Huck ford t Finkbiner Perey. Local visitors include J F Selimaker of Burts and Earl Lawley with Mrs C W Gregory in Cheyenne. Capital Coal Co and Cahill Holiday advertise coal and services. Mirors Sherman Paint Co promotes window glass and varnishes. Platt from Gusletto guests at plates. Romey of Garponter in the city.
O'Connoll's, Phones 279-274, A complete find of the International Poultry and Stock Foods. Collett of Ball Creek is a Chey enn View J. A KIRKPATRIGN, feat Estate a Induranes,821 Carey Ave, PI GbTel, Neuse Pointe-Sherman Paint Co
Weather data shows clear conditions with a normal mean temperature around 41 degrees. Observed high near 49 degrees and a low around 8 degrees, with wind up to 23 mph and total precipitation listed as 12.72 inches since January 1st.
Weather report notes fair to good road conditions from Cheyenne to Laramie with dry stretches toward Hanow and warm conditions in the extreme west. Likely muddy surfaces near Casper at that locale. Ground may be slick Monday with mixed forecasts across the region.
Residents of Cour States received marriage permits for Weensei invites to George W. Pritchett of La Rineport Init and to Jeannette Buxton of Neadwenl D and James F. Vigon of Cheyenne with Mary Fuller of Sidney Nene. Oneon Mary was nicknamed La by royal family members when she was ten or twelve.
The fragment lists various tonics and medicines like Jo eyes Honey Tut Compound and poloy Kig ney Pills for pain and coughs. It also mentions a long catalog of remedies such as rheumatism backache and constipation and notes over 5 000 women filling librarian roles in the United States. A Paris ball anecdote about shoes encrusted with diamonds is included.
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