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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
15
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The Eleventh Wyoming Legislature proposes constitutional changes to Section 1 of Article 8 to empower the people with initiative and referendum. It outlines petition thresholds, filing deadlines, governor veto limits, and ballot procedures for constitutional amendments and statutes. The measure sets conditions for enactment, timing of elections, and verification of petition signatures.
Adolph J. Yang as president and George H Kauwb as secretary publish dissolution of The Governor Mining Company, Wyoming. Stockholders met at the company office in Cheyenne on the 27th to formalize the action and inform all parties.
A unanimous vote dissolves the stock of the company. The document, dated July in 1908, bears signatures of Adolph J. Zang as president and George Th. Kaun as secretary, with corporate seal affixed.
State court in Denver orders creditors of the Denver Laramie and Northwestern Railroad Company to file and prove their claims in writing by September 1, 1972. Failure to do so bars participation in any distribution of assets. Notices sent to Continental Trust Company and Marshall Smith, receivers, Continental Building, Denver.
The article explains Hertzian waves and their propagation, comparing to ripples on water and noting the role of ether and the practical spread of wireless tech. It credits Marconi with practical success while attributing the core discovery to Hertz.
New York financials list call money at 2M dS percent and copper at 447.00, with stocks for Amalgamated copper 89% and major U.S. rails and metals names. Omaha cattle and hog markets rise, Chicago livestock trades show varied gains and losses, while St Louis wool remains steady.
Chicago July 31 wheat traders leaned to the bull side as heavy rains hinder the French harvest and North Dakota showers revive concerns over black rust. A forecast of higher temperatures added to market unease.
Market notes show varied opening levels as drought relief remains uncertain. Corn demand rises with south prices, September and July grains fluctuate, and pork and lard futures edge higher while January delivery holds firm.
A jumble of prices and coded terms for July and September markets appears, followed by a pair of aphorisms about money and aging. The fragmented text mentions corn pork ribs and a range of percentages, with dated trading notes and reflective sayings about wealth and a woman’s pedestal.
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