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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
15
The notice mix lists a five room rental at 1104 B 21st St and a general housework position at 1923 Evans with an application at 1613 Central Ave. It also advertises hourly or monthly work by Salvation Army at 509 W 17th St with phone 661.
An advertisement from A. B. Moler, president of Moler College in Denver, offers quick affordable barber training with actual shop work and a lucrative half-receipts deal, inviting responses for a catalogue.
Wheat prices show winter and spring grades per 60 pounds per bushel with rates around 1.42 to 1.92. Hay and alfalfa values list No 1 and choice upland Timothy and prairie feeds, with per ton and per unit figures including hay varieties and straw.
Denver April 2 cattle receipts were light with firm prices and good demand for the few head. Beef steers sold around 7.60 to 8.00 with fair kinds 7.50 and up. cows mostly 6.40 to 7.15 and fancy up to 7.00. Bulls and veals remained in good demand though activity was limited. feeder and stocker division noted.
In Philadelphia at the Olympic Club last night Jack Britton of Chicago stopped Kid Curley of Buffalo in the third round of their final bout.
Washington April 2 The Wilson administration plans to keep Annapolis and West Point graduates in service to boost military efficiency. A navy department circular announces Secretary Daniels opposes resignations before contracts expire, arguing trained officers owe service after government investment. The Sherman Co.
Reports from Columbus suggested Jiggs Donohue former Chicago first baseman was dead at the Columbus insane hospital. The Chicago inquiry says Donohue is alive and suffering from paresis but not in immediate danger of death. A reformer is often a man who has failed in the political arena.
The market stayed quiet with steady demand and prices near previous levels. Hog receipts reached thirteen loads with strong demand and early sellout. top hogs at 9.10 per load, others 4.90 to 9.054. Sheep and lamb demand remained very good with ewes at 5 and lambs at 7.75, despite a weaker regional sentiment from eastern markets.
Chicago and Kansas City markets report cattle hog and sheep receipts for April 2. Chicago shows cattle receipts around 5000 with steady to higher hog values and variable calf prices, while sheep trend slightly higher. Kansas City lists mixed cattle prices for native and southern stock, hogs softer, and sheep demand modest with regional price ranges.
The Wool Market in St. Loves notes steady demand for territory and western mediums. Prices listed include 21 25e for fine mediums and 18 Zhe for fine goods, with 1440 17e as another reported figure.
The Horse Creek Mercantile Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 20 1918 at 2 55 pm. The object is to buy sell and deal in merchandise and personal property. Capital is 10000 dollars divided into 100 shares. Term fifty years. Directors for the first year are Timothy J Palmer Annie E Palmer and Wilfred O Leary. Principal office is Horse Creek in Laramie County and agent in charge is Timothy J Palmer.
Public notice from a Colorado business corporation states amendments to its articles of incorporation. The filing confirms the entity is authorized to transact business in the state.
State of Wyoming confirms amendments to articles of incorporation changing the corporate name from The Gilcrest-Russell Lumber Company to The Gilcrest Lumber Company and reducing the number of directors from five to three. Certificates filed with County Clerk of Laramie County and Wyoming Secretary of State. Dated February 4, 1913 at Greeley Colorado. The Gilcrest-Russell Lumber Company to The Gilcrest Lumber Company signed by F H Gilcrest and secretary M S Baldwin.
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