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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
7
A 1769 decree in Hevaria required landowners to plant fruit trees along estate borders and Bavaria now has about 170 million fruit trees. The writer imagines a voluntary American movement to line roads with nut and fruit trees, envisioning pride and beauty without compulsion.
Cannas serve as essential ornament in lawns and parkways, thriving in hot sun and even in shade with fewer blooms. Plant in rich soil mixed with well rotted manure, space 18 inches apart, and arrange by height with taller varieties center. Choose a color coordinated bed and protect greenhouse starters until frost danger passes.
A brief dialogue imagines Mr Ankington tracing his ancestry to a flood. The line suggests that if he has inherited a fear of water, it is a natural consequence.
Omaha and Chicago market summaries show cattle, hogs, and sheep activity. Omaha receipts reach 3,600 cattle 10,700 hogs 13,200 sheep with varied price ranges. Chicago reports cattle 6,500, hogs 13,000, sheep 28,000 with prices steady to higher or slower.
Cattle receipts 12 000 with 1 200 southern cattle. market steady. Hogs receipts 10 000 with prices up to 19 cents higher. bulk near 8.30 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 7 000 with prices 10 cents higher. In St Louis wool steady with territory and westerns at 20 to 24 cents for medium wools. Chicago grain mixed as wheat fails to advance on strong cables and harvest concerns.
Colorado & Southern Co sells round trip tickets from Cheyenne to Denver for August 6 to 8 1912 valid until August 18 at 4 35 price. For info contact Hm Dyer agent Cheyenne or T B Fisher G P A of the railroad company.
A listing notes four city blocks in Cheyenne with a price of 1100 and a balance long outstanding. The address given is Fred Nelson Plains Bak.
Opening prices showed small gains then declines across grains and livestock. September contracts moved within narrow bands as buyers remained cautious and prices edged lower for corn and hog products with pork at 18.75, lard 10.37, ribs 9.80 per hundredweight.
Boston reports muted domestic wool trading as political conditions in Washington affect activity. Fleece wools show a still rising trend with Ohio washed at 34 to Bh. Territory stock sales steady. Montana wool in demand at 25c for fine staple. Texas products remain popular, twelve months around 20 to 84c grease, California wools dull.
New York markets show Amalgamated Copper at 82 percent American Sugar 124 Great Northern 142 New York Central 117 Northern Pacific 127 and a half Reading 167 Southern Pacific 111 Union Pacific 171 P. 8 Steel 71 and 0.8 Steel preferred 112 percent as of August 6 closing.
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