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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
13
BAGGS Wyo Sept 2 The Dixon Piour AU company which runs the valley mill sixty miles from the railroad has increased capitalization 60 percent and will erect a grain elevator to store enough grain for the mill’s growing business.
The column outlines a tentative uplift in sentiment for stocks in specialties including motors and high priced steel, amid Washington labor talks and a wait-and-see stance on energy effects. It cites foreign exchange friction and slower export outflow as dampers, with grain trading opening steady then dipping on adverse private crop reports, and hogs showing modest gains while other markets lag.
Market notes show comprehensive price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago with receipts around 12000, cattle 9000 and sheep 8000. Minneapolis reports unchanged flour barley and grain quotes while Omaha lists corn oats and diverse corn values by grade and region.
National League updates show Brooklyn Philadelphia on wet grounds with 62 48 standings. Chicago and Cincinnati battles noted with Batterice pairing, Carter Daly Killifer Fisher Wingo in action. New York Boston rain interrupts play. multiple batteries listed across games with irregular OCR spellings.
A car belonging to the state highway commissioner was taken on East Lincoln Way between 9 and 2 Sunday night. The loss was reported to the sheriff’s office at 40 W. Elank yesterday morning, but the vehicle has not been located.
The Noxana Petroleum Company abandons its Wellington structure well 30 miles south of Cheyenne at about 4300 feet. Casing pulled and rig dismantled with gear to Wyoming testing point. Four nearby wells have been drilled and abandoned along the Rocky Mountain front this year with few shows and no commercial quantities.
International fence along the Mexican border was proposed to halt cattle rustling and speed up control by the Arizona Live Rock Sanitary Board. Officials urged state inspectors and military authorities to take action as border incursions grew more serious. Women of Delias organized an open air municipal tribunal to address the issue and reduce unrest.
Wyoming reports a large sugar surplus with millions more pounds produced than consumed. State Immigration Commissioner Charles S. Hill notes Wyoming’s 48 million pounds produced last year and shipments to Colorado and Nebraska factories.
In Baggs Wyn Sept 2 M Tim Christensen revives the "Snake River Sentinel" after the paper ceased during his service as editor of the "Warlins Republican." The resumption in Carbon county doubles local newspaper output in two months.
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