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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1916

Page

7

Daily Market Report Cattle and Hogs Market Conditions

The cattle market was quiet with prices near yesterday’s levels. Beef steer demand strong with steers $6.60 to $7.26, plainer $6.50 down. cows up to $6.60, better cows $6.00 down, pay cows $6.26 to $8.00, bulls $4.50 to $4.90, veal calves up to $10.50. Stock cattle steady with good trade, steers $6.00 to $6.75. Hog demand strong, top hogs at $9.60, packers’ top $9.56, bulk $9.25 to $9.55. Sheep demand good but light sales, fat lambs $10.76 to $10.85 delivered. Overall, market steady with limited changes.

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Eastern Livestock Market Report for August 10

Hogs receipts 26 000 market strong figures show prices for bulk 45 210.30 with night trades around 9.80 to 10.35. Cattle receipts 17 0 and market steady with native beef cattle from 9.0 to 10.46 and stockers and feeders at 8.00 to 8.85. Sheep receipts 17 000 with bids for mutton at 6.76 to 8.25 and lambs at 7.60 to 10.10.

Chicago Miarké K. Wothers

Market Report: Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise and Fall

Market data shows cattle and sheep values fluctuating with mixed demand. Prices for heavy beef cattle and stockers vary by grade, with hogs and lambs showing modest gains in places, while prime fed cattle hold around 10.26. The report records numerous figures and itemized lots for market participants.

LOU Mo Aug 10 Market Higher Feeders Lead Cattle Prices

Large cattle receipts at LOU and NEB show market strength with higher prices. Native steers and cows range around 6.00 to 8.00, calves and yearlings about 5.00 to 6.50, and hogs trading near 9.00 to 9.65 with bulk loads reported. Sheep and lambs also advance, with slaughter ewes near 9.00 and lambs around 7.00.

T Lou Narici Crile Southern Kloors Bri Ata Neb Ora Slockers St Ivedere

Market Prices for Yearlings and Cattle Decline in Nebraska Sale

Auction results show yearlings at around 7.08 to 8.96 and cattle steady to 100 lower. Steers fetch 6.60 to 10.00 per cwt while cows range near 9.60 to 4.00. hay and grain prices are listed by item and ton or cwt with charges noted as furnished by the company.

Nebraska

Notice of Sale of State Lands 1916 Cheyenne Wyoming

State Board of Land Commissioners offers for sale at public auction on August 19 1916 at 1 PM the SW¼ SW¼ Section 2 Township 14 North Range 69 West 6th P.M. 40 acres more or less Edward Francis selection No. 1626 appraised at 13.33 per acre sale price not less than 10% cash and up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest with option to pay all at sale. Bids may be rejected by the board signed Kendrick President Hopkins Commissioner of Public Lands Secretary Seal included.

State Board of Land Commissioners Commissioner of Public Lands Cheyenne County of Laramie State of Wyoming Edward Francis

Notice of Incorporation of Western Oil Company in Wyoming

Incorporated at the Secretary of State Cheyenne office on February 26 1916 to engage in oil and gas mining and products. Capital stock one million dollars in 1 009 000 shares. Term fifty years. Principal operations in Cheyenne Laramie County and other places. Five directors first year A B Brusse Joseph H Wiemer J B Benedict J W Stephenson and O Epper son. Service agent Harry A True Jr Room 444 Citizens National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming 11 12 18.

Valted Western Oil Company Cheyenne Wyoming Ihs Larame County Brusse Joseph H. Wiemer J. B. Benedict J. W. Stephenson Epperson Harry A. True, Jr Ni ‘Onal Dank Building

Notice of Sale of School Lands in Cheyenne Wyoming

Notice of sale of school lands by the State Board of School Land Commissioners. Commissioner of Public Lands will auction on August 30, 1916 at 1 PM at the front door of the Courthouse in Cheyenne. Lands offered include Busthelf Northeast Quarter Section 25 Township 18 North Range 63 West 4th P.M. containing 60 acres.

State Board of School Land Commissioners Commissioner of Public Lands Cheyenne Laramie State of Wyoming

First Photographs Show Infantile Scourge Case in New York

The piece notes 4680 recorded cases of infantile paralysis with 1025 deaths in New York. It mentions photographs of a patient in a New York hospital and the treatment for the disease. Nationally renowned physicians are summoned and federal officials seek prevention and care measures. Quarantines have been set against New York children and many city families send children to the country but are kept home.

New York Washington

Lands Will Be Sold For Not Less Than Appraised Value

The State Board of School Land Commissioners sets sale terms for lands appraised at $13.33 per acre with payments optional. Bids may be paid in full at sale or in eighteen annual installments at 4 percent interest. Improvements may be purchased by the buyer or at appraised value, and bids can be rejected by the Board. Witness dated July 26, 1916.

State Board of School Land Commissioners

Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Jerry Johnson Gold Mining

The Jerry John son Gold Mining Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at its principal office Rooms 12 and 15 Carey brook Cheyenne Wyoming at 11 o clock a m Monday September 11 1916 to elect a board of trustees and transact other business

Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company A. P. Mackey J. W. Graham Carey Dbrock Cheyenne Wyoming

Female Help Ladies Earn Eight Dollars Weekly At Home

Help wanted advertisement invites women to earn eight dollars per week making plain aprons at home. No canvassing or selling required. Company provides all materials and instructions. Send 25 cents for sample apron and pattern to Mc Lain Plain Apron Co, 763 Kenyon Avenue, Cincinnati Ohio.

McLain Plain Apron Co Kenyon Avenue Cincinnati

Train schedule fragments with routes and times

The text lists multiple train numbers, destinations, and arrival and departure times including Denver Pacific, Omaha Express, and Colorado Southern routes. It mentions arrivals at 11:15 a.m. 7:65 p.m. and other inconsistent times along with origin stations Billings Denver Casper Wen and Billings.

Denver Pacific Souls South

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