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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
7
The notice set lists several classified ads including a five room modern house for rent at Enginre 1104 B 21 St. A girl is wanted for general housework at 1923 Evans with application to 1613 Central Ave. A general worker ad offers hourly daily or monthly labor via Salvation Army headquarters at 509 W 17th St phone 661.
An advertisement by A. B. Moler, president of Moler College in Denver, invites a young man to become a barber with rapid, affordable training and shop experience keeping half the receipts, and asks readers to request the catalogue.
Market report from Denver detailing prices for wheat corn hay and alfalfa on April 2 with figures per bushel or ton. Notable items include wheat choice winter 1.42 per bushel spring 1.92 per bushel and hay varieties from 6.00 to 12.50 per ton depending on type and grade.
Cattle receipts at Denver yards were very light with firm prices and steady demand. Beef steers traded around 7.60 to 8.00, good cows 6.40 to 7.15, and fancy cows up to 7.00. Bulls and veals showed solid demand but little overall change in market conditions as feeders and stockers activity remained limited.
Chicago boxer Jack Britton knocked out Kid Curley of Buffalo in the third round of the final bout at the Olympic Club in Philadelphia.
The Navy Department circular states Secretary Daniels opposes resignations of midshipmen and officers before contracts end, arguing graduates from Annapolis and West Point are trained at national cost and have no right to leave. The policy aligns with Wilson administration aims to boost army and navy efficiency.
Reports from Columbus claimed former Chicago first baseman Jiggs Donohue was dead at the Columbus insane hospital but officials say he is suffering from paresis, not in immediate danger of death. The piece also notes a reformer’s often false wrap in political life.
Hog receipts total thirteen loads with strong demand pushing early sellouts. Hog prices ranged from 4.90 to 9.54 with a peak at 9.10 per load for top hogs. Sheep and lambs showed good demand with ewes selling at 5.00 and lambs around 7.75, while overall market sentiment softened slightly due to weaker eastern markets.
Chicago and Kansas City report cattle and hog receipts for April 2. Cattle receipts in Chicago around 30,000 with varied prices for steers, cows, heifers, and calves. hogs about 10,000 with lower to steady prices. sheep receipts about 16,000 with steady to higher bids. Kansas City shows 5,000 cattle and 10,000 hogs with strong demand for natives and southern cattle, and similar price ranges for stockers, feeders, and sheep.
The wool market at St. Loves shows mixed prices with entries for territory and western mediums. Noted are fine mediums at 21 25e and 18 Zhe, with fine lots and 1440 17e bids recorded.
The Horse Creek Mercantile Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 20 1918 at 2 55 pm. Its purpose is buying selling and dealing in merchandise and personal property with a capital of 10000 in 100 shares of 100 each. The company will operate in Laramie County and other Wyoming counties under three directors Timothy J Palmer Annie E Palmer and Wilfred O Leary. The principal office is Horse Creek Laramie County and the agent of record is Timothy J Palmer.
Public notices state that a Colorado business corporation, legally licensed to transact in the state, seeks amendments to its articles of incorporation. The filing outlines the proposed changes and related regulatory steps.
Wyoming amendments change the corporate name from The Gilcrest Russell Lumber Company to The Gilcrest Lumber Company and reduce directors from five to three. Certificates filed with Laramine County Clerk and Wyoming Secretary of State dated February 4, 1913 in Greeley Colorado. F. H. Gilcrest president. M. S. Baldwin secretary.
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