Rates of Advertising from 1874 Daily Leanea prices
Rates for transient advertisements listed by line and insertions. Nonpareil, Othcen, brevier, and other sizes priced per line. Weekly Leapem offers varying per line rates for durations from one month to one year. Creverux and Moyent references appear with calendar year context.
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Leanea
Nonpariel
Othcen
Iloe
Brevier
Iiner- Mon
Eekly Leapem
Creverux
Moyent
North Platte ferry trips daily in Nebraska report
The article notes daily ferry movement across the North Platte between Sidney and Red Cloud. It mentions Ida hbo Bill making Rawlins his headquarters and withdrawing from the Carpenters expedition. It also covers local court updates and frontier activity including miners outfitting at Housman and gunmen with Winchester rifles.
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North Platte
Sidney
Red Cloud
Idahbo Bill
Rawlins
Carpenters Expedition
Housman's
Expanding Expeditions to Wyoming Destined for Cheyenne
A Philadelphia report notes three large expeditions heading to Wyoming with at least three thousand men and many families. The journey to Cheyenne begins June 1 via St Louis, inviting thousands to migrate, settle, and work in the Yellowstone corridor. The piece also criticizes Indian policy and predicts potential friction with the Sioux over treaty rights and government subsidies.
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Wokfielde
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Cheyenne
St. Louie
Yellowstone
Native requests and bids mix with state news from Sidney
A letter from a Native American group asks the President for farming aid and goods including a sewing machine and implements. Contracts for freight from Sidney to Camp Robinson and Camp Sheridan are awarded at about 1.13 and 1.20 per hundred pounds, with estimated costs and high bidder profits noted. Acting Governor French recovers from illness and will return to office duties. Judge Porter concludes a five day Beecher case speech.
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Sidney
Camp Robinson
Camp Sheridan
Subscription note from Lawrence Walsh requests renewal
A letter received May 24 1875 from Lawrence Walsh of Beentonport asks Cheyenne W T to continue the Weekly LeapER, enclosing payment and requesting back issues if needed. He expresses interest in Wyoming Territory news and acknowledges federal talks with Indians for future arrangements.
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H. Glarcke
Cheyenne
W. T
Wyoming Territory
Cheyenne City
Acrobats and Gymnasts Coming to Cheyenne Opera House
They Have Arrived announces a world class acrobatic show at the Cheyenne Opera House on Friday evening May 28. Reserved seats available at the Postoffice Book Store with no extra charge. Admission is one dollar behind the railing 75 cents. Extra copies of the Daily Leader available at Holt's post office news rooms at 10 o'clock in the morning.
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Cheyenne Opera House
Postoffice Book Store
Holt
Notice on liability for employee debts at Leader printing office
The notice states the printer will not assume responsibility for any bill or debt incurred by any employee of the Leader printing office except with a prior written order. It declares that no such claims will be allowed against the indebtedness due to the issuer, H. Glafukk.
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Leader Printing Office
H. Glafukk
Towreek
Nineteenth Street
Laramie County
Saeld
Board of County Commi
G. A. Drape Slowers
Cheyenne notices and ads from the LEADER edition
A Cheyenne-leader page lists notices for Emmet Monument Association meeting on May 26, sale ads from Corlett & Stevens including city residences, Harum's Barber Shop offers, a warning about J Bliman, Fresh FE and Ranch Butter at Richmond's, an extra edition on Grant and Sioux talks, room for rent, and a pair of American mares with harness for sale.
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Lea der
Corlett and Stevens Offer Free Title Condition Checks
Corlett and Stevens advertise free title condition checks at their office with certified abstracts available at reasonable rates. The notice mentions war ranty deeds and a focus on avoiding unnecessary expense by verifying proper title, along with other business lines.
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Corlett & Stevens
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