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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1913

Page

15

Wanted Ad Fragments From A Busy Postal Classic

A mixed page of help wanted notices appears with entries seeking US army recruits and general housework workers. The text lists age, language and character requirements for soldiers at 1516 Capitol Ave Cheyenne Wyoming and housemaid positions at 1923 Evans and 1618 Central Ave. A separate item offers $820 to distribute religious literature via International Bible Press at 1015 Arch St Philadelphia.

U. S. Army United States Capitol Ave Cheyenne Wye International Bible Press Arch St Philadelphia

Lyceum Theater in Wichita Destroyed by Fire

Fire of unknown origin wiped out the Lyceum theater in Wichita causing an estimated loss of $190,000. Stock company members who lived in the building escaped unharmed as flames engulfed the structure amid early April conditions.

Wichita, Kan Lyceum

Market Report Denver Grain and Hay Oslo April 1

Market summary from Denver reports wheat at 1.92 per bushel for choice winter and spring at 60 pounds. Oats range 1.08 to 1.15 with Western oats at 1.15 and barley for feeding. Hay values list No 1 South Park 12.00, Colorado upland 10.00, choice upland 8.60, prairie 7.50, Timothy 12.00 to 11.50, alfalfa 8.00 to 7.00, straw around 1.00 to 3.00.

Denver Colorado Nebraska Western Lip Ryo Lipvereevewr May South Park Sowth Park Colorado Upland

Notice of Incorporation Horse Creek Mercantiles

The Horse Cheex Mercantiles company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 20 1913. The capital is ten thousand dollars in 100 shares of 100 dollars each with a fifty year term. Directors for the first year are Timothy J Palmer Ancle B Palmer and Wilfred O Leary. Principal office is Horse Creek Laramie County and Timothy J Palmer is the agent.

Horge Cheex Mercantiles Company Cheyenne Wyoming A. D Laramie Timothy J. Pahmmer Ancle BE. Palmer Wilfred O'Leary Horse Creek Timothy J. Palmer

Uncle Sams Wealth Now Being Counted

Washington April 1 The money in the treasury is being counted again but only cash in the teller's room is excluded The process follows the induction of a new treasurer of the United States Former Governor Burke of North Dakota has been named treasurer under President Wilson prompting the count The article notes the routine rechecking of funds in the treasury set against the new administration

Washington Treasury United States Burke North Dakota Wilson

Tennessee Senate Endorses Direct Election of U S Senators

Tennessee senate agrees with a house resolution to ratify the federal constitutional amendment providing for election of United States senators by popular vote. The announcement appears in the April 1 dispatch from Nashville noting the concurrence of state lawmakers with federal reform.

Nasevville Tenn Tennessee Senate Today House United States

Denver Cattle Market Steady with Mixed Beef Demand

At the Denver stockyards on April 1 a strong cattle supply met steady to slightly lower regional trends. Beef steers and cows sold in good demand with typical prices near $6.25 to $6.90 for cows and veal calves up to $11.25. feeders and stockers showed active demand around $7.00 to $7.40. Hogs moved well with prices around $9.06 to $9.10 and top hogs near $9.10. sheep showed strong ewe and yearling prices though overall market weaker in tone.

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Eastern Livestock Market Mixed on April 1 with Higher Hog Demand

Chicago and regional reports show light hogs selling up to a new yearly high around 9.60 while mixed cattle receipts eased market tone. Hogs overall weaker in some areas, cattle and sheep varied with feeding and western markets influencing prices across St. Louis Omaha and Kansas City.

Chicago

Livestock Market Report with Mixed Bid Prices

The dairy and beef markets show varied quotes for southern steers at 6 500 and 6 75, eastern and mauve cows and calves around 4.50 to 4.60, stockers and feeders near 6.00, and hog and pig receipts around 7.75 to 8.00. Prices for cows, heifers, lambs, and yearlings range with substantial totals like 10 000 head lots and ranges from 4.08 to 8.90, indicating steady to weak conditions across categories.

Chicago Texas Colven Eastorn Colorado

Wool and Cine mediums report at steady prices in April

In St. Louis the wool market shows steadiness with territory and western mediums quoted around 216 for Cine mediums and 200e for fine wares. Sherman Co and Mirror plating noted in the trade listing.

ST. Louis

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