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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1912
Page
7
An assortment of small notices lists cleaning services by Quam Vacuum Cleaning Co and appliance offers. Also appears a money loan ad for Cheyenne homes with details on interest and payments at Plains Hotel Building.
Engineer Don H. Bank of Idaho proposes a low cost measuring box for irrigation water that would exact ly measure flow and reduce disputes over water rights. He says the device, used on main ditches, would settle disputes, save money, and curb envy as farmers adopt a uniform measuring system across tracts.
A New Jersey wife, mother of several children, learns a prisoner exchange is near. She declares she loves John and her kids, but she cannot bear to trade a rebel for a husband, rejecting the proposed exchange to keep her family intact.
New York financials show call money at 18 per cert and diverse metal quotes including copper at 15.50 with GP 15 76 and tin around 43.25 to 45.60. Steel and railroad shares move in mixed ranges while Southern Pacific and Union Pacific post gains. cattle and hog markets in Chicago and St Louis show steady to higher tones with steady sheep and lamb prices across regional reports.
Certificate of publication from the Insurance Commissioner in Cheyenne dated April 2, 1912 certifies that the Prudential Casualty Company of Indianapolis Indiana is authorized to transact casualty insurance in Wyoming for the current year. Signed by K B Forsyth Auditor and Ex Officio Insurance Commissioner.
A little girl tells her mother of a soldier outside with a wooden lot. The mother, absent minded, instructs to tell him they do not want any. The fragment suggests a domestic scene with a child observer and a visitor soldier.
Notice is hereby given that stockholders of Good Fortune Iron Company Cheyenne Wyoming are called to meet May 11 1912 at 10 a.m. in Room 619 First National Bank Building Cheyenne to consider dissolving the corporation and winding up its affairs per Wyoming law. Charles A Guernsey president.
Cheyenne City issues a cleanup season from April 10 to May 1 1912 with a 10 dollar penalty per violation. Mayor L R Bresnaitien seeks citizen cooperation and cities federated women’s clubs pledge support for beautifying Cheyenne.
The speaker asserts exclusive practice by a true specialist who personally sees patients. He denounces medical companies and institutes, claims diplomas and licensing, and asserts that his single treatment cures most conditions while preserving and strengthening affected parts.
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