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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
10
The document presents a dated table from the United States Tire Company detailing maximum loads and correct air pressures for pneumatic tires. It specifies passenger cars and outlines inflation guidance to ensure safe operation and performance.
Colorado and Southern officials report Cheyenne west end residents dump garbage and cans beside tracks and ash bins too close to rails, hindering switch engines. City police referred the safety issue to authorities.
Hogs receipts 46 000 uneven market. Top 21 eae welgnt 818 95 20 85. Medium weight 18 65 24. Light weight 6 18 60 24. Light light 15 20 25. Heavy packing sows smooth 17 18 25. Pigs 15 50 18 26. Cattle receipts 9 500 market slow steady on steers and butcher cattle calves steady. Top steers 18 50 beef steers 16 18 medium good 12 50 16. Cows 8 7 25 43 75 camera cutters 8 6 7 25. Veal calves 19 50 20. Feeders 8 8 13 50 stocker 9 steers 8 7 25 11 Western range steers 8 6 16 50. Sheep receipts 22 000 lambs opening mostly 25 lower sheep steady lambs 14 or 18 25. Culls common 10 50 14 75 yearling wethers 10 75 13 50. Ewes medium good and choice 8 8 10 culls common 3 7 50.
Hogs receipts around 5000 with top at 49.85 and bulk near 199 19.50. Cattle receipts about 7500 with beef and butcher cattle steady. steers mixed weights up to 18 dollars. Sheep receipts 30000 with killing lambs weak 4 to 10 cents, feeding lambs firmer. Also note Minneapolis grain market update to follow.
Weather bureau notes near complete sunshine with virtually no rain the past week aiding spring wheat and early oats while harming oats pastures and ranges. Dryland wheat and rye yields are poor and oats very poor with stock in fair to good condition. ranges show mixed improvements only in some regions. Prices listed for barley, rye, bran, corn, oats, and flax accompany the report.
The Omaha market notes corn prices with No 2 yellow at 81.92 No 3 yellow at 1.90 and No 2 mixes around 4.89 to 4.90, No 9 mixed about 1.65 to 1.89. White corn values show No 3 white 0.70 to 0.75 tied.
Morris Dinneen, son of W B Dinneen and secretary of the Cheyenne post American Legion, who recently returned from service in France, underwent surgery for appendicitis at St Johns Hospital this morning and was resting comfortably last night.
A Reguit or a simeawipe two urs were derailed on the Union Pacific near Ozone about 22 miles west of Cheyenne. No injuries reported. Geyser Laundry Rough Dry washing for the entire family saves the housekeeper all the worry of washday.
Mrs. William Wilde and her daughter Elizabeth of Wheatland will return home today after spending the summer. They have been visiting as furniture repairers with W. W. Duma at 4815 Catey, phone 97.
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