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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
15
General Jacob Coxey, leader of the Coxey army, forecasts widespread violence with the phrase blood will run in the gutters in 1914. The once activist financier now enjoys a comfortable fortune from shrewd investments and spends time at fashionable hotels while commenting on current events.
The poem recalls a beloved home filled with lilacs marigolds and family life. It reflects on a faded house with porch curtains and a warm parlor as years drift apart and time turns gray. The speaker laments distance from family and the fading scent of home.
The state board of school land commissioners orders a sale on May 10, 1918 at 1 pm in Cheyenne. Section 16, township 16N, range 62W, 640 acres total, appraised at 13.39 14 per acre, minimum bid 75 percent of value and $10 per acre, with 10 percent cash and up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest. Purchaser may pay full price at sale.
Wheat prices shown for choice winter and spring at 1.32 per bushel. oats and barley with various bids. flax seed, hay categories including South Park and Colorado upland, prairie, and timothy values. alfalfa, straw bids. market totals and ranges in dollars per ton or hundredweight as listed.
Denver on April 2 reports a light cattle offering with few loads on sale. Beef steer demand was strong but limited, prices from $7.00 to $7.85, cows $6.40 to $7.00, and a fancy heifer at $7.25. Veal calves firm up to $11.00. hogs in good demand with about 40 loads, top at $8.45, bulk $8.59 to $3.35. sheep offerings light and mostly consigned to packers.
Cattle receipts 9 000 market steady native steers 7.00 8.50 Southern heifers 6.25 8.00 stockers and feeders 4.50 8.00 calves 20.50 9.50 western steers 6.75 7.25 western cows 4.25 7.25 hog receipts 19 000 market down up to 10 cents bulk 8.20 8.40 heavy 8.15 8.90 packers 8.20 8.40 sheep receipts 9 000 market te
Chicago buyers see cattle receipts at 2,500 with dull demand as beavers and calves fetch mixed bids. In Sanoma, sheep receipts total 16,000 with prices easing, while South Omaha reports cattle receipts around 4,100 with lower native steers and heifers. Pigs and hogs show softer bids across regions, with bulk sales hovering near recent lows.
An OCR fragment from a St Louis market page notes unsettled wool prices with terms like Northern or Western mediums and fine hurry. The text includes price hints 17 18e and 10 180 with a sentimental closing line about longing to return home. Signed by The Sherman Co.
Attorney Wilfred O Leary and attorney Joan Charles Thompson operate from Cheyenne offices. Florist Swavgeins Giukenhouse and Nursery advertises fresh cut flowers at fent Street and Randall Blvd. Funeral director Herbert D Gleason serves the area from Carter 16th and Central Ave.
A weather summary covering the 24 hours ending 6 PM Mountain Time notes temperatures, precipitation, wind, and humidity. Data show shifts in conditions with notable cold spells, calm periods, and clear intervals across the region.
The forecast calls for cloud cover and cooler temperatures with possible rain. Winds remain light as the system moves through the region, with chances of showers in the middle of the week and a gradual cooling trend toward the weekend.
The timetable lists multiple trains on the Onion Pacific Main Line and connecting routes with arrival and departure times. It includes No. 1 Overland Limited, No. 5 Oregon Bypress, No. 7 Los Angeles Limited, No. 9 Fast Mall, No. 17 Cheyenne Portland Flyer, No. 19 Milwaukee Special, No. 4 Atlantic Express, No. 8 Los Angeles Limited, No. 10 Fast Mail, No. 18 Portland Cheyenne Flyer, and various South and North departures and arrivals. Also shows No. 159 160 accommodations on Chicago Burlington and Quincy's line with daily service.
The District Court of Probate in Laramie County Wyoming announces the probate petition filed by Samuel Idelman for the will of the late Max Idelman and letters testamentary. A hearing is set for May 1, 1919 at 10:00 AM in the court room at the Cheyenne courthouse, inviting any interested party to contest and show cause. Dated April 8.
The Union association begins its baseball season with Butra at Ogden Helena at Missoula and Great Falls facing the local team in Salt Lake City Utah April 6 The opening ceremony features Mayor Samuel C Park as first pitcher Gov William Spry as catcher and Associate Justice J EB Brick as first batter The game will be preceded by an automobile parade The Leader promises Woodrow Wilson coverage in 18 days until election day
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