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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
7
A description of a lighting solution promises to brighten gloomy spaces and lift mood. The text emphasizes home use and the positive emotional effect of the glow. It highlights comfort, warmth, and everyday happiness from improved illumination.
Beef cattle and cows in light supply with steady prices. About 500 head at local yards, five loads southern, few native offerings. Veal calves plentiful and sold up to last week’s levels. Western markets show gains limited by light local supply. stockers and feeders quiet with steady prices. Sheep absent with strong demand and about same prices as last week.
The Pine Bluffs Post notes progress in street and residence improvements amid a growing agricultural district. Rainfall totals reach thirteen and a half inches since April, aiding farmers as seeding begins. Reports from Lara mie county crops and local hospitality mark the season, with travel commentary and a whimsical aside about missing spring chickens. Summer excursion rates from Colorado and Southern open May 165th. The Leader touts its print quality for future jobs.
Cheyenne invites sealed bids for extending the waterworks system to approx 1 067 tons of cast iron pipe with fittings. Bids due 2 p m August 3 1908 in the City Clerk's office. Bid security 5 percent, performance bond required, contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder.
Notice is given under Wyoming law that School District No. 2 Sweetwater County will receive bids for up to five thousand dollars of negotiable schoolhouse bonds in Bayland denominations of one thousand dollars each. Bonds bear 5 percent annual interest, payable annually, with principal and interest payable at the Sweetwater County treasurer’s office.
City Clerk announces proposals received by Cheyenne City Council committee on water and sewerage. Bids due by 2 p m July 20 1908 at City Clerk’s office City Hall. Bid forms from City Engineer. certified check 5 percent. good bond required. contract to be signed within ten days. Extension of pipe to about 14067 tons of cast iron pipe specified.
City Clerk announces the right to reject any and all bids from the bidders. Official notice posted at City Hall Cheyenne dated June 27 1908.
Largest sanitorium in the central west advertises two main buildings one for non contagious disease and another rest cottage for select mental cases. Address Dr Rens Bailey Sanitorium Co Lincoln Neb.
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