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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1919
Page
5
Dixon Piour AU company, operator of the valley's only mill sixty miles from the railroad, increases capitalization 60 percent and will erect a grain elevator to store enough grain for its growing milling business.
The report notes continued bullishness in motors and high priced steel as Donnellan & Co signals. Washington labor discussions and federation patience to gauge energy effects alter sentiment to the better, while foreign exchange issues slow export outgo and westward fund movement. Grain Letter Gem opens steady then weak as private crop rumors imply smaller yields, with dull outside interest and hog gains as notable exceptions.
Chicago market receipts for cattle hogs and sheep show lower prices with varied weights and loads. Minneapolis grain holds steady with barley rye and flour unchanged while Omaha reports mixed corn and wheat prices across white and yellow corn grades.
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia Bees 49 over 3 Washington with Batteries Kinney McAvoy Erickson Zachary Agnew. St Louis 3 Cleveland 4 with Batteries Shocker Maple Sev ereid Coldwell O Neill. New York Boston rain. Brooklyn Philadelphia and Chicago Cincinnati wet grounds with various batter combinations Ponder Miller Smith Goodwin Clemmons.
A car belonging to the state highway commissioner was reported stolen 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, and the vehicle had not been located.
The Noxana Petroleum Company abandoned its Wellington structure well about 30 miles south of Cheyenne at roughly 4300 feet. The casing is pulled and the rig dismantled. equipment to be shipped to a Wyoming testing point. Four wells have been drilled and abandoned along the Rocky Mountain front this year in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming.
ARIZONA September 2. A proposed international fence along the Mexican border aims to curb cattle rustling by blocking sections said to be manproof. The Sanitary Board proposes a winch of reciprandal rousing of cattle and urges state, local inspectors and military aid to address the border crime. Women of Delias organize an open-air municipal aimed at reducing the wound of Wein.
Wyoming reports a sugar surplus with production far exceeding state consumption. Immigr ation Commissioner Charles S. Hill says Wyoming’s three Savlories produced about 48,000,000 pounds last year, with shipments to factories in Colorado and Nebraska.
Wyn Baggs reports M Tim Christensen revived the Snake River Sentinel after an earlier cessation following his editorship of the Awlins Republican. The reappearance doubles Carbon County newspaper count in two months, signaling a local press revival.
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