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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
7
Second hand billiard table with new cues and balls offered cheap. For rent a modern four room house near 19th Street. Employment ads claim high commissions and profits. Lost bull terrier puppy brindle coat and a gold watch with initial M and chatelaine pin reportedly lost between Atlas theatre and 18th Street. Call Cheyenne Printing Co or phone 238 J for rewards.
New York financials show Call money at 2 3-4 percent and stocks including Amalgamated Copper ex-dividend at 4, American Sugar 130 1-4, Atchison 109 1-8, Great Northern 1228, U S Steel 72 1-4 with preferred 113 1-2. Kansas wheat futures rise on crop damage reports from two counties while Omaha and Chicago live stock markets show varied cattle and hog receipts and prices amid strong demand.
Concrete machine mixes offered at 50 percent best prices. Sidewalks curbing retaining walls foundations building blocks iron fences feltoes tall cella cages. W. 8, Thomas bonded and licensed 816 Ww 2hth St. Phone 24/Y.
The Hammond Packing Co. stockholders will meet April 29 1912 at 2 p m in Cheyenne Wyoming for officer elections and other business. J H ARP secretary.
The Eden Irrigation & Land Company announces its annual meeting will be held in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 1 1902. Secretary and Treasurer H B Parrott signs the notice on behalf of the company.
Sealey seeks bids for repair of roads curbs and gutters at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming with proposals due by 10 am May 1 1912. openings to follow on receipt of information. Envelopes must be endorsed Proposals for repair of roads and mailed to Amos W. Kimball Major and Commandant.
A historical editorial advocates a congressional plan by the National Soil Fertility League and state colleges to fund farm education. It calls for $6,000 per state initially, rising to $3,000,000 in ten years, with skilled farm demonstrators in every agricultural county to bring research to farmers in person. The piece argues the program will transform agriculture through practical, ground‑level guidance and long term development.
The speaker argues for a transformative agricultural program to restore soil fertility and boost yields. He cites low U S wheat production compared with Denmark and others, urging government action under the general welfare clause to unify production and distribution across states.
An OCR fragment describes weather display codes with numbers 1 3 and 4 indicating fair weather rain or snow and temperature changes. It lists combinations such as No 1 with No 4 above or below to signal warmer or colder conditions and local precipitation.
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