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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1908
Page
7
Denver is reporting a large cattle run at the local yards with good demand from all sources. Early prices show a generally steady market from last week with strong eastern prices and a likely clear-out by night. Sheep trade remains active with strong demand and favorable comparisons to river market quotes.
Drivers of horses and automobiles are warned to proceed with care on Seymour street and on Twenty-sixth and Twenty-eighth streets from Seymour to Thames due to many open water trenches. Pipe work not yet laid.
Water notice on the south side informs water users that supplies will be shut off Thursday November 19 at 1 PM on Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh and Twelfth streets to allow repairs per Water Commissioner W M Foust. The advertisement also promotes a home study course in arithmetic penmanship algebra grammar stenography typewriting bookkeeping and advertising writing with easy payments.
Fragmentary report references a case involving kidney and bladder concerns, with terms suggesting a medical inquiry or committee note. Mentions disease context and a named entity or patient placeholder. Details are unclear and fragmentary.
Notice of incorporation lists The Interstate Realty Company formed in the Secretary of State office Cheyenne at 9 am October 22 1908 with 6000 capital stock 5000 shares par 1 each a 50 year term three directors J J Thomas M M Thomas Wesley Neal and principal office at 1614 Capitol Avenue Wyoming.
Cheyenne Wyoming city council met at City Hall for regular session. A special meeting was ordered for November 27 to hear sewer assessment complaints. Bids for water mains were authorized to be advertised. A resolution thanked Francis E. Warren for cooperation with the War Department and Union Pacific. South Cheyenne police duties were approved. Water mains extension to Park Addition deferred. Objections to ice houses at City Lakes referred to Water Committee. A sign removal at L Kabis restaurant referred for investigation. Gasoline use ordinance read second time and passed. Bond for James Morrison heating City Hall presented. Advertising for bids for Lake Reservoir work discussed.
A 38 year old Younes man seeks a job in Cheyenne to join a local concern in accounting or sales. He offers up-to-date drive and hustler energy and invites correspondence from employers seeking a capable citizen.
The text notes a 1881 establishment by the American Institute of Architects and Superintendent with offices at 126 West Sixteenth Street, describing four rooms and related facilities.
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