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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
15
A damaged OCR fragment mentions fans and ties but lacks clear names places dates or concrete actions. The readable bits reference a sports or event context with unspecified participants and outcomes, leaving core details unclear.
Notice page items include a 60 acre Teelgatry project farm near the county seat offering alfalfa and grain crops with eight crops, price 835 per acre, plus assorted rental and auction notices. Also an oil dome location, and multiple classified notices about furnished rooms for rent and a postponed public sale with a tractor and plows.
Wyoming Good Roads Association district meetings are scheduled in Cheyenne Rock Springs Casper Basin and Sheridan to organize county groups and plan a working program for public road improvement. President L L Newton issues notice from Cody dated April 19 1920 inviting county officers and interested citizens to participate.
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that Joan D Clark administrator filed the final report of the Robert S Gray estate on April 14 1920 with the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming. Objections may be filed until June 6 1920 and if none are filed the administrator will proceed to final settlement shortly thereafter.
Market report shows receipts: Chicago hogs 17,000 and sheep 9,000 with mixed price moves and heavy stockers dull. Omaha hogs 14,000 with higher mid ranges, cattle weaker. grain quotes for nearby corn and wheat. miscellaneous livestock and pork products listed with varying bids and top prices. Significant entities include Chicago, Omaha, April dates, and price figures like 416.76 top hogs and 18.00 clipped lambs.
Miss Rose Florks of N Braddock PA praises Foley's Honey and Tar for her chest cold, claiming it relieved her fear of pneumonia. The letter notes numerous similar endorsements and extols Foley's as reliable family medicine for coughs, colds, croup, and whooping cough. Also advertised are Hassocky Mountain Tea and Sands-Hay Drug Co.
Department of the Interior Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming publishes a notice that Minnie A Cox of Campsdeol Wyoming has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim for the SW and SE portions of section 8 township 14 N range 67 W 6th principal meridian. The proof is to be made before the Register and Receiver May 14 1920. Witnesses listed: William Rice William Brown Orrin Kinney Kate Delaney all of Campsdeol Wyoming. Will Reid Register.
The administrator of the Frances A. Clark estate filed on April 44 1920 his final report with the Clerk of the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming. Interested parties may examine the report and file objections by June 6 1920. If no objections are filed the administrator will seek a final settlement on or after that date. John J Clark Administrator deceased
A promotional prompt offers a mail-in request for a trial package from Foley & Co including Foley's Honey and Tar and other remedies. The offer mentions enclosing 5 cents and sending name and address to 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago IL and promises 6 percent earnings via Union Trust Company.
Minneapolis grain notes show flour unchanged with bran at fifty dollars per unit on April 21. The brief market bulletin records steady prices and limited trading activity in the morning session.
Ed mund J Klove of Federal Wyoming seeks three year proof on a homestead entry for N percent M E N percent NW section 20 township 16 N range 69 W sixth principal meridian with witnesses Fred Roberts George Horn Harry Higinfritz and Rober J Speece listed. Also probate notice in Lar amie County Wyoming for Jeremiah O Rourke estate sets May 10 1920 at 2 p m to prove will and hear letters testamentary to Robert W Neidhelser in Cheyenne Cheyenne April 15 1920.
Notice to stockholders of The Lackawana Oil Shale Products Co. announces a special meeting at the Plains Hotel in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 11 1920 at 2 p.m. to consider amending the articles to increase capital stock from 1 million to 5 million dollars, with shares of five dollars each. Attest: John Keenan, Secretary.
Winnipeg reports Canada has fewer creameries and cheese factories than the United States but shows rapid dairy expansion. 1918 production: U S butter 793,275,309 pounds. Canada 93,266,876. Cheese output U S 174,881,000. Canada 164,000,000. Government subsidies, storage, and ships inspections spur growth. economists anticipate Canada may lead.
An OCR fragment claims seventy thousand tons of corks are used for bottled beer and mineral waters in Great Britain and promotes a cleansing laxative remedy. It mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a great cleanser and ends with a generic vow.
Mrs. John Gerken, a noted horsewoman, is chosen as one of the judges at New York’s spring horse show. The draft mentions a clerk unable to distinguish stamp colors and a real estate and insurance firm at 1821 Garey Ave with auto top services.
A fragment notes 866 Union Trust Company involved in an interest payment at six percent. The garbled line suggests a financial instrument or obligation with a 6 percent rate handled by Union Trust Company.
Notice states Andrew G. Williadson of Granite Canon Wyoming filed for final three-year proof to establish a land claim described as NY%NHM EY NW%4 Lots 1 2 04 Sealion 30 Township 48 N Range 110 W before the Register and Receiver at the U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming on May 27 1920 Others listed are Walter G Berguson Hecla Wyoming Rube Gale Granite Canon Wyoming Martin Williadsen and Knud Williadsen Granite Canon Wyoming with dates Apr 15 22 29 May 6 13 and Will RAID as Registrar
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