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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1920

Page

3

Dancing party closes tuberculosis campaign in Cheyenne

Local volunteers plan a formal yet informal closing dance at the Plkw Home tonight starting at 9 with Huckfeldt orchestra. Speakers, delegates, and many dislayed guests attend a reception and dance honoring campaign workers and visiting dignitaries. Captain and Mrs. Parker return from Denver and other families host bridge dinners as guests travel from across town.

ELKA Huckfeldt Orchestra Witl

Yom Kippur Services at Spaulding Home

Services of the Temple Emmanuel congregation will be held this morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Spaulding 112 West Nineteenth Street. Visitors in the city are welcome and new members are asked to be present. Read the advertisement on The Wyoming Trust Savings Bank.

Careys Joseph M. Carey Carey Avenue Sir Thomas Esmonde M. P Dubslin Ireland D. Carey Orlen D. Carey Charles J. Hatfield New York City Eleanor Fillebrown Philadelphia Temple Emmanuel Arthur Spaulding West Nineteenth Street

Senators Will Quiz Educator Editorial Examination

Senators plan a quiz of an educator over an editorial in School Life the education bureau titled editorial favorable to the governor. The committee will inquire into alleged circulation under government frank of political speeches and chatter.

Bureau of Education Kenyon Frank

Ford Cuts Prices to Pre War Figures

Ford Motor Company announces a reduction to pre war prices across all products with new figures for chassis frames coupes sedans and trucks. The Lions Club and Rotary Club schedule lunches at local venues while the Jewish New Year Yom Kippur begins at sunset and continues tonight.

Ford Detroit Ford Motor Company Ideal Ford

Metals Markets Steady for Copper Iron and Lead

New York September 21 copper iron antimony lead unchanged while tin eases as nearby futures show 44.25 per unit.

New York

Exchange rates trend amid fraud concerns and currency shifts

The report notes Sterting at 3.61 percent, Frauds at 14.95 per dollar, lire at 22.86 per dollar, marks at 1.70 cents, and money at 7 per cant. It highlights fluctuating exchange values and related fraud worries in the market.

Grain and flour market report from Omaha and Minneapolis

Wheat quotes show No 2 and No 1 white and yellow prices around 2.34 to 4.12 per unit with mixed grades at 1.08 to 1.11. Flour in Minneapolis holds steady to slightly lower with family patent barrels priced near 12.70 to 13.50.

Omaha Omara Revere Minneapolis Minn

Live Stock Prices Across Denver and Chicago Markets

Denver quotes show best steers around 11.50 to 12.50 with fancy up to 12.50. Cows largely selling 6.50 to 7.50, stock and feeding cows steady. Hogs top 18.35, most 17.60 to 18.00. Lambs up to 15.50, good fat lambs 13, ewes 6. Chicago market opens slow with receipts 16,000, top cattle 18.00 and other choice at 16.00.

Denver Chicago U. S

Market Summary: Livestock Prices and Receipts

Receipts and prices show a slow market with mixed demand. Hogs steady near $19.00 top for pork cuts, cattle and calves uneven with bulk around $16.60 to $17.90, sheep receipts about $13.50 top for native lambs, hides weaker with heavy oven sold near $5.50.

Hogs Cattle and Lamb Markets Reported Mixed Prices

Receipts show hogs at 4,000 head with prices around 16.75 to 17.35 for medium to heavy butchers. Cattle receipts near 10,000 with fed steers at 17.00 top and grass cattle steady to weak. Lambs and wethers seen weaker with best lambs around 13.50 and 12.75 for bulk.

Omara Omaha Bureau of Markets

Experts Describe Ongoing Health Work With Humor and Insight

Miss Viola Nohr Wyoming's new state survey force spoke on tuberculosis work in Niobrara county and showed a map of her survey. Her remarks blended humor with serious findings and highlighted the health effort described as well worth hearing.

Viola Nohr Wyoming

Health conference honors awarded to Drs Lathrop and Dobbinson

The great health conference this year honored Dr H R R Lathrop of Cao per, president of ning Medical Association, and Dr Dobbinon for securing the event. Dr Gerald B Webb of Colorado Springs spoke on tuberculosis, noting what is known and unknown about the disease and the need for caution. Dr Beard of Cheyenne, secretary of the Wyoming State Board of Health, discussed tuberculosis registration as attendees applauded. Dr F O'Donnell of Casper urged a state detention home for venereal disease patients, stressing isolation and proper treatment amid strong recommendations.

H R R. Lathrop Caoper Ning Medical Asociation Gratecoming Oyenne Dobbinon Gerald B. Webb Colorado Springs National Tuberculosis Association Webb Fort Russell Wyoming National Buard Beard Cheyenne Wyoming State Board of Health Buchanan Hatfield F. O'Donnell Casper Wyoming United States Public Health Service Henry Boswell Mispia

Doctor Praises Health Conference At Open Institution Visit

The speaker commends the health conference as the best he has attended, stating none matched its excellence. Attendees pledge to visit the Jackson State Institution in Mina to discuss ongoing plans as the event winds to a close.

Jackeon Mina

Shoe Prices Rise as Horses Face Higher Shoe Costs

Market notes indicate horse shoeing could become expensive as prices spike. Shoers are reportedly on extended breaks charging 98 dollars a day, up from 6, threatening higher costs if demands are met.

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