Notable Social Roundup From Cheyenne Events
In Cheyenne this week social circles hosted teas and gatherings. Mrs. Iver Johnston entertained with asters and pink and white accents while Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Blatel organized anti tuberculosis luncheon ticket sales. Attendees included Local mothers, visiting out of town guests, and several club members at various church and school functions.
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Doyle
W. E. Dinneen
A. E. Reeder
W. EB. Mullen
John Murray
Dugene Crowley
Homskey
Lois Carroll
Charles Blatel
Temple
Palace
Smith
David Nimmo
Kensington
A. K. Smith
Hollywood
Calif
Nimmo
Henry Hansen
Nelda Schmidt
Lincoln
Nebr
Rr. L. R. Tyson
Denver
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Theodore Diers
Alvin Diers
City
George P. Johnston
Carey Avenue
Arthur Marble
T. J. Henneberry
Guesie Johnston
Washington, D
Health Questions Answered A S Public Health
Freckles are excess skin pigment often on sun exposed areas like the face and hands. They may appear on non exposed areas, suggesting congenital pigment there is a pre deposition. Diet is not a factor. remedies include a stiff needle with battery negative pole. charlatan methods blister and worsen pigmentation.
Malnutrition Initiative Mailer Sent for Children Care
A mailed nutrition aid message notes a plan prepared for addressing child malnutrition and suggests it may also assist in the recipient's case.
Wyoming Pioneers Have Day at Fair
Wyoming pioneers from 21 counties attended a state agricultural fair showcasing the shift from the old West era to a modern agricultural economy. Exhibits cover crops and livestock with growing public interest in agricultural and industrial displays, despite a slightly short track program.
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Wyoming
Must Not Scoff at Basic Law Continues Debate
An article fragment discusses respect for the nations basic law and the idea that the people will govern themselves under no compulsory power but their own authority and divine will. It notes a spirit seeking to weaken constitutional adherence. A call is made to set aside a day for renewal of vision.
Rails and Oil Lead In Patchy Exchange Trade
New York Sept 16 oils and minor rails led the market at the open with uneven but mostly higher price moves. Pan American Petroleum jumped close to 2, Shell Transport edged up, Texas Company and Invincible showed fractional gains. Reading and other steels strengthened as early exchange rates firmed and call money opened at 7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pan-American Petroleum
Shell Transport
Petroleum
Texas
Comac
Iddie Statea
Invinis
St Louis & Southwestern and Southern Railway
Reed
New Orleans
Texas & Mexico
Union Pacific
London
Mercantile Marine Common
United Fruit
Atlantic Gulf
Bethlehem, Crucible
Vanadium
Republic and
Replagle Steels
Stromberg
American Sugar
Baldwin Locomotive
Sumatra Tobacco
Tobacco Products
Germany
Liberty Bonds Ad Summary Collage
Liberty First and Liberty Second appear in a fragmented ad for 4 percent bonds. Mentions of Ornstein and Graham, Lion cere, and multiple “Liberty” bond references suggest an old-time government bond promotion with several line items and prices.
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Liberty First
Arrauy
Liberty
Ornstein & Graham Lion
Cere
Metal price notes from New York report
Metals New York report shows copper dull and unchanged with spot lead $8.25 to $8.50, zinc steady and unchanged.
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New York
Currency Exchange Rates Aboard the Ledger Line
The article lists exchange values: Sterling at $3.50, Francs at 15.20 per dollar, Lire at 29.90 per dollar, Marks at 1.62 cents, and money market at 7 percent. The notes reflect a snapshot of international currencies and a money rate.
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets with Steady Demand
Denver reports a fully steady cattle market with medium grade at 9.60 to 10.50 and top beef at 12 plus. hog receipts fall short with tops around 17.30 per pair for light hogs. lambs bring 13 to 19.25, feeding lambs about 18. Omaha notes hogs 16.25 to 17.00, cattle 17.26 top, sheep and lambs steady to lower. Chicago reports cattle 18.25 top, hogs 17.50 top, lambs 13.75 to packers.
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Ohnstein & Graham
Atlas Crode
Wesnee I
Bessemer Big Indian
Blackstone
Domino
Oss
Elkhérn
Bb. T. Wiliisme
Frantz Corones Boo
Gates Oil Eeaere
Great Wea
Pete
Hutton Lake Ee
Jowell One Owes
Jupiter Eseeee
Kinney Wrense
Pon Geneem
States Peace
Wing River
Lies
Denver
Colo
Omaha
Neb
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Chicago
U. S
Market Prices for Produce and Dairy Uprates Readily
Wholesale market quotes show onions at 1.50 to 2.76 per ewt, tomatoes 4 to 56 cents per pound, corn 20 to 40 cents. Eggs strong with No 1 stock 69 to 62 cents a dozen and creamed butter steady from 60 to 69 cents. Butterfat purchases at 68 cents direct.
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Titanes
Marttal
Cntire
Salvation Army Seeks 51500 at State Convention
A Wyoming Salvation Army convention yesterday with delegates from most counties backed a drive to raise 51500. Laramie county’s share was set at 13000, while Natrona and Sheridan counties were slated for nine thousand each. Lincoln county pledged to surpass its past top, and speakers including Edward B. Stone and Mayor F E P Taylor urged support.
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Sala Yady
Neah
City
Edward 8. Stone
Laramie County
Natrona
Sheridan
Wes
P. J. Quéaly
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
F E. P. Taylor
Stone
George H. Davis
Chicago
H. Lee
San Melaco
A. Kranz
Helena
Bhose
Salvation Army
Plainghota
Plains
Fort Russell
Feld
Cox Opens Door to Reservations for League Entry
The document quotes Cox indicating readiness to accept reservations to speed entry into the league of nations with minimal delay. He argues constitutional reservations clarify public policy and reassure voters, noting support from both Democratic and Republican senators to honor the people's mandate from his election.
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Cox
League of Nations
Grain prices across Omaha Chicago Minneapolis updates
Grain market notes from Omaha and Chicago on September 16 show No 1 hard wheat at 2.42 and 2.41, No 2 red wheat at 2.49, corn No 2 mixed around 1.30 to 1.31, oats around 0.62 to 0.64, and flax No 1 at 3.22 to 3.25 with flour prices dropping 100 cents per barrel in Minneapolis carload family patents to 13.00 to 13.50.
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Omaha
Chicago
Minneapolis
Explosion Shakes Office as Morgan Heir Suppressed by Bomb
A blast at a street level building shocks the scene as Julius Spencer Morgan, son of J P Morgan, is cut by flying glass but unharmed. The New York stock and curb exchanges reopen Friday at the usual hour amid reports bonds totaling 86,000 and 2,700 bonds are missing after the explosion.
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Julius Spencer Morgan
J. P. Morgan
New York Stock and Curb Exchanges
Stock Exchange
Prices Mixed at Denver Market Report Sept 16
Recessipts of trust for maneGers market were light and demand slow. Apple supplies were liberal with Colorado grown fruit at 2.26 to 4 per box and California varieties 1 to 8.50. Blackberries and raspberries scarce at 5 to 6 per crate and 3,765 to 4.26 for the latter. Pears short of demand at 3 to 4 per bush. Peaches abundant with some at 4.
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Denver
Colorado
Pearse
Bush
Local Harsh Jumble Offers Little Coherence
Fragmented OCR text mentioning interior and materials with scattered names and phrases. No clear event or narrative emerges beyond garbled product and service hints and stray proper nouns.
Beet method for putting on flesh in health inquiry
The answer advises checking for underlying conditions causing underweight and consulting a physician for a thorough examination. It suggests sending name and address to receive a pamphlet titled Mal- with guidance likely about health and weight gain.
Bust Q and Practical Advice for Growth
The text advises outdoor life and regular physical activity such as tennis, plus eating wholesome foods including milk and fats. It suggests breast massage as a possible aid and notes the speaker is a seventeen year old male seeking advice on bust development.
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Fiat
Tilo
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Douglas
Casper
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Consolidated Royalty Company
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Colonel Stever
Knights of Columbus
Gallivan
Lynch
Art
Mrs. Swanson
B. B. Brooks
T. S. Taliaferro
Rock Springs
P. J. Quealy
Tree Fishers
C. F. Fisher
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Albert
William C. Deming
Kingdon
F. L. Bab
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J. 5. Glubbiefield
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
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Mina Irma Jovens
Bernadice Collier
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Wallace Bond
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Norman Rice
Earle Middleton
Bruce Jackson
Riceth
Algona
Rice
L. B. Middleton
Eagle Grove
Alberta McGuire
California
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Sundance
Wyo
al White
Long Beach
Charles Brydenburg
San Jose
College of the Pacific
Charles Blydenburg
William C. Kinkead
Anchoor
Okla
William MacGuire
John Brown
McGuire Home
Delpha Pearl Lewis
Casper Miss Lewis
Paddock Snyder
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RT. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Bernice Keating
East Twenty-fifth
Irene Ritchie
Clara Truckey
Misa Elizabeth Doonan
Misa Bernice- Keating
Sodality
Paev
Epworth League Society
Methodist Church
Charles Blydenburgh
John Conrey
James Blamey
Audienes
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Red Cross
Mion Wallace
University of Nebraska
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Frederick, Jr
Nauk
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Ware
Ward Hawkine
Keltheburg
Ill
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Harold Strader
George L. Strader
University of Colorado At Boulder
St. John's Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Mra
Pilatnha Hotel
Mark Hirsig
Donald McGonagle
George Gilland, Jr
Dutcher Farm
A. S. Public Health
Hewee
N. Y. Stocks
Ohnstein & Graham Report
Open Close
Aeonseen Ba
Bethlehem Eisel
Crucible Gl
Geneen
TM Republic
U. Sseneeer
Stade Wheter
Suteee
Union Pacific Os Bs
Eeeewe
Utah
Royal Dutch
Paigé
N. Y. Curb
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Claes
Geo. Cock
J. A. Kirkpathick
Carey
Baby Wen Pinkbinder
Awto
al Hobbs
Corine
Marine Co
Meas Sen Ton
Great Sugar Company
Soreiate Ob &Talen Ie
T. J. Crane
Great Western Sugar Co
Eaton, Colo
Armstrong
JACOB
Baldwin
McPhail
New Warfield
Haines Bros
Kimball
C. A. Smith
Cc. A. Smes
Hallett
C. H. Stone
Decker
Hamilton
Ian
Whitney
Gulbransen
White House
Kurtzmann
L. C. Huntoon
Chas. E. Wells Music Company ‘Telephone
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