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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1912
Page
3
A collage of rental ads and job offers from 417 W 18th to 222 W 19th plus a mix of lost item notices, barber school recruitment, home work from Horicon Agency Chicago, coat return at Capitol Ave, and assorted service ads. Also includes a loan offer and concrete work services with local business names and contact points.
Wheat prices rose today on speculation tied to the Italian bombardment. The opening ranged 8 to 7-8 cents higher with July options and New York metals showing varied gains. Cattle and hog markets nationwide reflected steady to slower demand, with notable price ranges across beef and pork categories.
Market reports show cattle receipts at South Omaha with native steers trading around 6.25 to 8.25 and mixed loads, while sheep receipts are 7,700 with steady demand. Also advertised are several real estate listings in a cottage and house section, including a New cottage with rooms modern south front and six room houses with terms and payments. A public summons in Wyoming follows, detailing divorce action and custody proceedings against George Smith.
Notice states Wyoming and Mexico Fruit Company was incorporated in Cheyenne on May 24 1910 with capital stock of 100000 dollars. It will operate in Cheyenne and in Mexico and the U S to grow and sell fruit and to build and run related facilities. Four directors named Otto Kamm LeRoy Grant Herman Grosteck and John Schuneman with John Schuneman as agent for service.
Advert reads price 82 50 for alarm clocks from Big Ben style at Kdholm Akin Co and Union Pacific Railroad Co. Watch Inspectors listed. Restless and Sleepless Jewelers located in Plain Building at 16th Street. Sherman Co mentioned.
A garbled OCR note describes weather symbols No 1 and No 2 indicating fair and rainy conditions with stationary temperatures. It lists No 4 as a modifier for warmer or colder trends and mentions combinations with other numbers to signify rain or snow, with conflicting fragments and color terms.
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