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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
2
A vintage note presents a new table of maximum load and correct air pressure for pneumatic tires. It cites recommendations from the United States Tire company for passenger car use and outlines inflight guidance for safe operation.
Colorado & Southern officials allege Cheyenne west end residents throw garbage and cans onto tracks. ash cans sit too close to rails endangering switches and trains. Police to review the unsafe condition.
Hogs receipts 46,000 with uneven trade mostly higher. top 21.00 cents per pound, various weight ranges cited. Cattle receipts 9,500 with slow but steady moves for steers and beef cattle, price bands listed by weight and grade. Sheep receipts 22,000 with lambs down about 25 cents and other categories near steady. yearling wethers and ewes priced across weight classes.
Hogs receipts around 5000 dollars with prices mostly steady to higher across weights and sows. Cattle receipts about 7500 with cattle and feeders active and price ranges listed for beef steers cows and heifers. Sheep receipts near 30000 with killing lambs weak and feeding lambs firmer as yearling wethers and ewes quoted. Minneapolis grain report follows.
Weather bureau weekly report notes almost no rain in Wyoming during the week ending August 20, aiding spring wheat and early oats harvest but harming pastures and ranges. Day temperatures averaged high. night temps around freezing. Sunshine was high in Cheyenne and Salt Lake. rain needed for fall ranges and plowing. livestock in fair to good condition.
Omaha market notes show corn prices for No 2 yellow at 81.92 and No 3 yellow at 1.90 per bushel with No 2 mixes at 4.89 to 4.90 and No 9 mixed at 1.65 to 1.89. White wheat pricing includes No 3 white at 0.70 and other small consignments.
Morris Dinneen, son of W. B. Dinneen and Cheyenne American Legion secretary, recently returned from France, underwent an operation for appendicitis at St. John’s hospital this morning. He was reported resting comfortably last night and doing well this morning.
Reported derailment occurred Tuesday night near Ozone about 22 miles west of Cheyenne on the Union Pacific line. No injuries are described and no further details are provided about causes or repairs. The other item mentions Geyser Laundry Rough Dry washing as a time saving household aid.
Mrs. William Wilde and her daughter Elizabeth of Wheatland have been summer visitors. Furniture Repairing by W. W. Duma located at 4815 Catey. Phone 97.
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