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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

16

Omaha Prices and Chicago Livestock Prices Sept 10

OMAIAI Sept 10 Corm No 2 white 14.50 No 4 white 1.55 No 1 yellow 1.58 No 2 yellow 1.57 No mixed 1.95 No 4 mixed 1.54 ag No 2 white Green No 4 mixed c. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO Sept 10 Hogs receipts 17,000 market slow, heavier by yesterday’s average. Beef steers 815.85 47.85, med and good 14.25 16.85, common 11.75 11.25, veal calves 19.70 21.25, stocker and feeder 6.25 12.50. Sheep receipts 32,000 market unsettled lambs 4 lbs down 11. Prices reflect mixed demand and wide ranges.

Omaia Corm Omicago

Omaha Live Stock Market Report September 10 Market Totals

Receipts 6 000 hogs 11 500 cattle and 47 000 sheep. Hogs mostly 16 40 to 17 25 with top 17 25. Cattle buyers steady to lower with beef steers 15 50 to 17 50 and cows 7 25 to 11 00. Sheep 6 25 to 8 75 with ewes 6 25 to 8 48 and yearling wethers 8 75 to 9 75. Packed demand mixed. feeders slow. stockers mixed.

High School Athletes Reorganize Administration

The high school athletes association reorganized for the year at a meeting led by Sorensen as president Fernie Marks as treasurer and Bob Dar as football manager. Larson will lead the organizing work and coordinate committees.

Abhiniio Associa Iae'sen Mowley and Ploeted Sorensen Fernie Marks Rysod Bob

Truant Colorado Boy Delivered to Mother

Harry Newcomb the 14 year old who ran away from Colorado Springs was returned there by his mother who came to Cheyenne to fetch him. He claimed cruelty by his mother and said jail life with Sheriff Smalley Under Sheriff Davis and Deputy Larson was the best treatment he had.

Harry Newcomb Colorado Springs Cheyenne Laramie County J. Smalley J. G. Davis Louis Larson

Funeral of Mistress Garcia This Morning

Felicia Pineda, a 25 year old woman of East Twelfth street, died yesterday morning. Her funeral for Mrs Garcia will be held at Romock this morning. The local death notices list recent, unexplained deaths at the Line house on Twelfth street.

Felicia Pineda Twelfth Street RoMock Line House

Visiting Officers Question Mexicans in County Jail

Nine Mexican detainees in the county jail were examined to identify any connection to recent crimes. City officials including Sheriff Smalley and Greeley officers Florance and Martin participated to determine if any detainees matched the Greely knife incident suspects. Frank Bias, recently released, is among those questioned and awaiting district court trial. Tony Gonzales of Thermopolia was cleared and released.

Florance Martin Greeley Sherrie Thisty Tony Gonzales Thermopolia

Miss Frances Wiss Chosen to Teach First Grade in City

Miss Frances Wiss of Johnstown Colorado will teach half of the first grade in Churchill school following a division of the grade due to size. A graduate of the State Teacher College at Greeley she has taught five years including two at Dixon Illinois and will arrive by Saturday to report.

Frances Wiss Johnstown Colo Churchill School Mortilie Greeley Het Mi Mies Okt Dixon, Tl Johnson School

Denver Couple Wed Here in Yesterday’s License

Denver residents A aarriage Weenke exchanged vows with Edward J. Gostello and Miss Edith Tylor in a license ceremony held yesterday in Denver.

Denver Edward J. Gostello Edith Tylor

Weather report notes showers hinder Wyoming harvests

The weekly crop and weather survey ending September 9 shows below average yields across Wyoming. Showers west of the divide slowed oats and alfalfa cutting but improved meadows. temperatures ran cool with cloudy days and varied sunshine. Potatoes suffered drought impact while corn ripened well. winter feed remains scarce but silo construction may rise.

I Slope Wyoming Continental Divide Cheyenne Sheridan Lander Salt Lake

One Woman In This Picture at Lyric Theater

J Warren Kerrigan stars in The Drifters at the Lyric theater today. An Alaska tale based on Joe B Clark’s original story about three intertwined lives in snowbound regions with Lews Wilson as the only woman among Gasson Pergnson William Corklin and Walter Perry.

J. Warren Kerrigan Lyric Theater Gasson Pergnson Wiliam Corklin Walter Perry Drifters Promees Mike Mary Pew Mr Kerrigan

City News In Brief Visits and Local Notices

Mr and Mrs JWR Pussell visit from Worland. Mrs W M Brown of Horse Creek and Mrs J A Thompson of Laramie arrive in Cheyenne. E R Bailey of Gasper visits briefly. Cahill and Holiday promote CAPITAL COAL COMPANY. Paul W Ray of Albin visits Cheyenne. Lorraine Steffen and Mr and Mrs G T Williams of Douglas visit. Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbiner offer baby carriages and sulkies.

E.R. Bailey Gasper Cheyenne Lorraine Steffen G. T Williams of Douglas The City Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner

Reporter Climbs Four Stories For Papers Earns City Raise

A terse tale notes a young man who never saw his hometown composing room climbs four stories to fetch missing papers and earns a raise to five hundred a month from the city editor. The vignette captures newsroom grit and urban ambition in one compact scene.

Dorothy Gish and the Los Angeles Times Magazine

Harry Carr editor of the Times Magazine writes about Dorothy Gish and a new picture Cl Get Him Yet. Dorothy plays the girl with Richard Berthelmess as the boy and spends days with the author in Los Angeles departments.

Wkewige Harry Carr Los Angeles Times Dorothy Richard Berthelmess Princone Theater

The Cinema Queen and the Quiet Voice of Fans

A reflection on the cinema queen as spoken of by a horse doctor of philosophy. The article contrasts reel life glamour and imagined voices with the silent real world of the film star, noting how fans hear a imagined cello voice and dream of romantic scenes while the queen herself remains quiet and unspoken.

Cinema Queen Amile Fairy Palace

Priest Receives Automobile Gift From Rawlins Parishioners

In Rawlins Wyoming Rev Father Conrath, longtime priest of the Catholic parish, was presented with a five passenger automobile by members of St Josephs Church. The gift honors his years of service to the parish.

Rawlins, Wy Father Conrath Rawlins Catholic Manly St. Joseph's Church

Jackson Hole Forest Fire Threatens Wyoming Ranches

Ar rivals from Jackson Hole report a massive forest fire near the head of the Provo nt has swept several miles of heavy lumber and caused damage greater than any other Wyoming fire this year. All available men were in the field fighting the flames, which threatened several ranches.

Kemmerer Wyo Jackson Hole Provont Wyoming

Corporation Reduces Capital 95 Percent

Certification shows a 95 percent reduction in capitalization of Short Line Land Improvement Company filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State. Chief stockholder Oregon Short Line Rail Road Company decreases capital stock from 1,000 shares of 100 each to 50 shares of 100 each. Other stockholders listed include P. L. Williams Salt Lake City WV D. Brennan Rock Springs and M. S. Kemper New York City.

Short Line Land Improvement Company Wyoming Secretary of State Corporation Oregon Short Line Railroad Company P. L Paul Williams Salt Lake City WV. D. Brennan Rock

Cheyenne Rotarians Plan Colorado Invasion

A Cheyenne Rotary meeting announces a Fort Collins gathering with plans for a September 18 blow-out. The note invites members and spouses to join the event, signaling a social-club gathering with entertainment and camaraderie.

Military Livestock Company Misrepresented by Casper Casette

Louwis Tyroler president of the Military Live Stock company claims Ahab Wile corporation was falsely placed in a case by a Casper ex-service man from Caspar seeking homestead locations. He alleges a fee of 6100 per location and says the company did not enter into any agreement or support for the claim.

Pnd Renate Jonatinn Casper Tiey

Officers Election Mixup Attends PTA High School Meeting

Superintendent A S Jostup notes a mishap in the PTA high school officers election held Tuesday night. Officers were reportedly elected improperly including roles for president secretary treasurer with names I cannot clearly verify. The audit prompts a reevaluation at the next meeting.

A. S. Jostup Toumup Clyua M. Walls Ee Griffin Troamurer

Stolen Car of Lem Ellis Still Unfound in Mt Can District

A car owned by Lem Ellis remains missing after a theft occurred in front of the Mt Can confectionery. Authorities have not located the vehicle as of the latest reports.

Ted Ellie Mt Can

Stolen Tire Recovered By Sheriff

The sheriff's office tracked a stolen tire to a thief just half an hour after the theft. The tire was recovered near Maronic Temple before the owner could place a lost ad. The suspect fled, but officers followed the tire thief out of town and observed him riding the tire.

Sheriff's Office Maronic Temple

Cattle Proceeds Benefit 2500 Red Owners on Wind River

Lander Wyoming September 10 The proceeds from a shipment of 24 cattle from Wind River reservation to Omaha market will be apportioned among the 2500 Arapaho and Shoshone Indians on the reservation as communal property. The herd size on the reservation is shrinking due to drought with about 7000 cattle to winter there and 2000 to be moved to Pine Ridge in South Dakota for wintering.

Pine Tidess Reservation South Dakota

Mothers To Serve Elk Meat At Thermopolis Rally

The Mothers League plans an entertainment on September 30 to honor returned soldiers. They have agreed to provide elk meat for a large barbecue and expect to serve the quantity needed. The event will be held in Thermopolis, Wyoming, as a community tribute.

Thermopolies Wyo the Mothers’ League

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