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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
15
Minneapolis market notes show grain prices for No 1 and oats with modest ranges and a variety of flour and feed products. Chicago and eastern cattle futures slide into mixed territory as hogs and cattle price bands shift. In Kansas City and Omaha, livestock and sheep receipts are reported with broad price bands and steady to lower tendencies noted.
Two of three members of the state stock commissioners committee Jess Yoder of Cheyenne and Oscar Beck of Big Piney returned from Basin after attending the Wyoming Stock Growers association convention. The third member Carenne H Gardner of Hol did not return, leaving the board at Thermopolis. Secretary Charles R B Boyes also returned from Basin, and Commissioner Beck will depart tonight for Big Piney.
A weather bulletin records a cold day with clear skies and brisk winds. Temperatures ranged from 32 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit with humidity around 78 percent. The highest wind velocity reached 50 mph from the southwest and precipitation totals since January 1 were 2.69 inches with 0.4 inches rainfall noted.
Weathered and incomplete road notes advise using south route toward east while Cheyenne to Wellington remains blocked by track damage. North of Chnewater reports very bad conditions with deep doffs and hazardous travel.
The state board of sheep commissioners met at the state capitol to transact routine business. Members include Lewin Harker of Casper Andy Nelson of Wedcott and Wedard Youne of Buffalo Micatt ended the meeting.
John Donnellan Co says small Liberty Loan gains ease bank pressure and lift short covering. Markets firm with some strong specialties and favorable developments. Steel price rumors circulate but no details emerge. Western States OU gains 17 per share to 60. Oats and provisions show strength, cash markets higher, but market wide fluctuations remain.
Casper, April 14. Shrewd business men forming the McPherson syndicate expect oil development to stir interest not seen since 1917 boom days. A deep well is planned on school section 36-44-74 beyond the eastern city limit two miles and one half east of the brewery. Machinery moves to the site and Standard tools will drill through the upper crust by early May.
A vintage ad touts Bromo Quinine tablets as the cure for colds and flu. The box bears ER signature and the name W. Grove, with the striking claim there is only one Bromo Quinine.
James Berquin of Pilot sues Milwear Glen rock and Hallis firms and W. Elliott Midwest superintendent for damages totaling 200000 over an assigned lease mixup. Midwest drilled the ground then abandoned the lease. Berquin is represented by J. J. Spricms.
An elderly style testimonial touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a reliable purgative for indigestion bloating and constipation. The letter from Wm. O. Bielke of Hanrook Michigan claims thorough cleansing and a gentle but effective action without ripping or discomfort.
A reader from Ocean Park California reports severe back and hip pain during housework due to kidney trouble. She credits Foley Kidney Pills with ending her pain and swelling, noting quick relief and safety.
Lost Molstein Jersey cow branded A B Five dollars reward for return to 00 W 16th Street.
Public notice of sale by auction for all stock merchandise and fixtures owned by Anna Lamp Cheyenne Wyoming held as collateral under a chattel mortgage to Blanche K Miller Meyenne Wyoming dated November 8 1948. Default breaches mortgage terms triggering sale of property at 10:00 AM on a specified date at 1821 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne including merchandise furniture fixtures and equipment to satisfy debt attorney fees and costs.
The articles of incorporation are filed with the office of the State of Wyoming on April 42 1919 for Cheyenne Construction Cannipa to engage in general contracting including electrical equipment installation. Capital stock is 50000 dollars, five hundred shares of 100 dollars each, directors named A Bernard Lod Phillips and Johan J Chk. Principal office at 4707 Garey Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming.
In Cheyenne on March 6, 1949 the Wyoming Insurance Commissioner certifies that Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut has complied with the state’s insurance laws and is authorized to conduct life, accident, health, and liability business in Wyoming for the current year. Witnessed by the commissioner’s seal.
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