Leader Want Ads Attract Helpful Home Advertisers
The Leader notes that its want ads serve informed readers in homes with substantial, satitious people, highlighting the paper as a key source for finding appropriate help locally.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
15
The Leader notes that its want ads serve informed readers in homes with substantial, satitious people, highlighting the paper as a key source for finding appropriate help locally.
Two death notes threaten to silence Rosenthal informants and Webber as fear grips the Rosenthal case. Adjournment of Arraignment to August 19 after letters reach prisoners. Becker's hearing moved to August 7. Politicial inquiry funds set at 25,000 dollars. Litttleton may defend Hecker with police fund support.
Receipts were light last week and prices firm to higher aided by strong demand for feeders and stockers. Good beef steers sold from 4.50 to 7.25, cows up to around 6.00, veal calves strong to 3.60, hogs 8.11 to 8.35, sheep and lambs steady with good demand. Indicates a big fall feeding cattle market as corn crop prospects improve.
Livestock prices eased in Chicago while Omaha and St Louis showed steady to lower trends. Receipts included cattle at 21 000 in Chicago and 4 100 at Omaha with hogs around 7.90 to 8.85. Lambs and sheep held firmer in parts of the Midwest.
New York on August 7 shows Amalgamated Copper at 82 and a mix of railroad stocks like Atchison 108 and Union Pacific 172. Steel issues trade around 72 and U S Steel preferred 112 with Reading at 169 and Southern Pacific 112. Wall Paper The Sherman Co referenced in the text.
A playful look at Wyoming want ads and classified clutter reveals the oddities and persistence of small town sales and notices, highlighting recurring phrases and familiar listings that fill the page with routine commerce and announcements.
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