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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1916
Page
7
Cattle trade was light with some gain in beef steer prices led by a 38 head Lorene grass cattle lot at 5.75 to local packers, others 4.70 to 7.70. Hogs strong with Idaho 39.70 top and Wyoming 9.50 to 9.55. Sheep demand good with fat ewes 7.15 and lambs around 10.36 to 10.85, mostly unsold at noon but expected to move in the afternoon.
Market reports from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis show receipts around 22 000 to 25 000 and prices for hogs cattle and sheep with steady to weak trends. Hog Bulk 9.80 to 10.50. Cattle prime steers 9.26 to 10.35. Sheep natives 6.50 to 7.80. Lambs 10.00 to 10.90. Continuous regional variation noted across markets.
Historic market wire lists cattle receipts and prices in Omaha Nebraska and grain quotes across Cheyenne. Cattle and sheep receipts show market lowering with native and western stock prices noted, along with grain prices for corn oats and hay, including bids for various commodities.
Sealed proposals due August 25 1916 at 2 p m for furnishing 100 rams Leupp Arizona 130 rams Mescalero New Mexico 60 rams Mogollon Arizona 1260 rams Navajo Fort Defiance Arizona and 250 rams San Juan Shiprock New Mexico. Bids may be on other forms if conditions met. Cato Sells Commissioner.
Notice from the U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming of August 2 1916 announces Edward A Boyce of Granite Canon Wyoming filing final five year proof for his homestead including Lots 6 and 7 and various parcels in Section 6 Township 12 North Range 70 West with witnesses Martin Willadsen John Green Rube Gale and William Boive. Also Thomas M Stantey of Paola Wyoming filed final three year proof for land in Section 26 Township 17 North Range 67 West with witnesses William L Arnold Percy L Gogein Somes Kanouse and Kay Arnold.
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces that several settlers have filed notices of intention to make final three year proof of their residence before the Register. The notices set the dates and requirements for proving land claims under the homestead laws.
Receiver at Cheyenne, Wyoming, September 19, 1916, lists Ivan C. Schroll on homestead entry Serial No. 01.0950 for SW and WKNWK in T. 18 N. R. 66 W. Witnesses Floyd Barlow Gilbert Mills Leonard Metcalfe of Meadow and John Neddeau of Divide. Floyd D. Barlow on homestead entry Serial No. 09642 for EB Sec. 2 T. 18 N. R. 66 W. with Schroll Metcalfe Mills all of Meadow Wyoming. A. 15-22-295. 5.
Notice lists Smith of Cheyenne Wyoming filing a shade homestead entry on October 14 1917 with serial 08976 for W 1 2 Section 14 Township 15 N Range 68 W 6th Principal Meridian before the register and receiver A S on September 15 1916. Claimant witnesses named Elmer J Sorenson Clarence E Sorenson Andrew McAfee and Glenn Hollingsworth all from Cheyenne Wyoming. Also an exclusive selling rights offer for Suckskin Carbon Papers and Buckskin Typewriter Ribbons by Fred W Neely Co of Chicago with contract terms and territory rights.
Advertises 2,300,000 acres available in Oregon California land grants with an immediate opening in southern Oregon. Requests applicants send name and address to Anderson Map Co at Box 1042 Portland Oregon.
Fire insurance leading companies represented city property for sale. Public notice outlines sale details under city department authority with emphasis on real estate assets and liquidation process.
A garbled timetable lists multiple Atlantic and Omaha expresses with arrivals and departures at Denver, Billings, Casper and Casper lines. Entries indicate No 6 No 4 No 103 109 102 104 106 schedules with various AM PM times and connections between Denver Billings Casper and Denver lines.
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