Daily Market Report Shows Mixed Feeds and Higher Hog Prices
Wheat and cattle trade provided a broad snapshot with demand steady to strong. Beef cattle sold well with good steer prices near 6.75 to 7.95 and top heavy steers around 7.76, while hogs rose about 20 to 40 cents and top bids reached 10.20. Lambs and sheep showed softer lambs around 10.00 to 10.05, ewes holding around 6.50 to 17.00, and feeder lambs quoted at 5.25 to 6.0. Strong local demand kept markets firm overall.
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Mer
Cattl
Ose
Denver
St Oll Pointe
Chicago
Avenue
Hulk
Leeves
Kansas
Hoey Keodupy
Vertorn Steons
Stockre Wid Teodors
Sule
ST. Joseph
Aig
Howe
Proposals for Livestock Rams Marketed to Indian Service
Government notice outlines sealed bids for supplying 100 rams to Leupp Arizona 130 to Mescalero New Mexico 60 to Moqui Reams Canon Arizona 1250 to Navajo Fort Defiance Arizona and 260 to San Juan Shiprock New Mexico. Bids due by August 25 1916 with specifications and locations listed.
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Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Indian Service
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
Leupp
Arizona
San Francisco
Calif
St. Louis
Leup
Mescalero
New Mexico
Mogul
Reams Canon
Navajo
Fort Defiance
San Juan
Shiprock
Bus
Notice for public land claim by Thomas Smith Cheyenne Wy
Department of the Interior notice states Thomas Smith of Cheyenne Wyoming filed a homestead entry October 14 1912 Gerial Mo 08976 for W half of Section 14 Township 15 North Range 68 West 6th principal meridian seeking a three year proof before the Register and Receiver Cheyenne Office Wyoming on September 16 1916. witnesses named Elmer J Sorensen Marenege By Service Andrew McAfee and Glenn Kiellingworth all of Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Department of the Interior
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Thomas Smith
Gerial Mo
Prin
Meridian
Hoe
Cleimont Pames
Elmer J. Sorensen
Marenege
Andrew McAfee
Glenn Kiellingeworth
Wyomring
Final three year proofs filed at Cheyenne land office
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated August 2 1916 lists settlers Ivan C Schroll Floyd D Barlow Leonard Metcalfe Gilbert Mills John Neddeay and others filing for final three year proofs before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne on September 19 1916. The notices cover homestead entries in sections 33 and 32 township 18 north range 66 west with witnesses named.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
U. S. Land Office
Ivan C. Schroll
Wynw&, Whsem
Floyd Db. Barlow
Gilbert Mills
Leonard Metcalfe
Meadow
John Neddeay
Divide
Wyo
Floyd D. Barlow
Raymond G. Schroll
Will Reid
Register
Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof for Boyce Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice states Edward A Boyce of Granite Canon Wyoming filed for final five year proof to establish land claim in Section 6 Township 12 N Range 70 W 6th Principal Meridian. Witnesses include Martin Willadsen John Green Rube Gale all of Granite Canon and William Boice of Cheyenne. Cheyenne Wyoming Land Office to hear September 1 1916.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Edward A. Boyce
Granite Canon
Township
Prin. Medidian
Register
Martin Willadsen
John Green
Rube Gale
William Boice
Wlll Reld
Proposed Constitutional Amendments for Wyoming 1916
The thirteenth Wyoming legislature proposes two amendments for voter adoption at the November 7, 1916 election. Amendment One would allow investment of public school funds in farm mortgages and other lawful securities. It states school funds are trust funds managed for the exclusive benefit of public schools.
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Wyoming
United States
State clears way for road and highway improvements
The document states the state may construct and improve public roads and highways, directly or via extending authorities, even with limits on internal improvement votes. It allows using grant revenues and pledged or appropriated revenues to complete such works, and to devote land grant proceeds to these projects. FRANK L. HOUX, Secretary of State.
Notice of Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company Meeting
The Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company invites stockholders to an annual meeting at its Cheyenne Wyoming offices Rooms 12 and 13 Carey block at 11 oclock a m Monday September 11 1916 to elect a board of trustees and conduct business. Stock transfer books close at 11 in the morning and reopen after adjournment. Attest President Secretary.
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Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company
Carey Block
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jerry Johnson Gold Minting Company
A. P. Mackey
J. W. Graham
Notice of Public Land Claim Final Proof Hearing
Notice is given that Mary T. Voss of Cheyenne Wyoming, holder of homestead entries Serial Nos 06084 and 08236, will make final five year proof to establish and perfect her claim to the described land before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming on September 27 1916. Witnesses named: Oren Kinney Bert Crist Horace Alexander and Allen Chantry all of Wyoming and Cheyenne.
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U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mary T. Voss
Meridan
Cheyenone
Climant
Oren Kinney
Bert Crist
Horace Alesander
Allen Chantry
Rail timetable highlights for Union Pacific Main Line
A historic schedule listing arrivals and departures for multiple trains on the Western Union Pacific main line and southern routes. It includes services like the Cheyenne-Portland Flyer, Los Angeles Limited, California Express, Overland Limited, Fast Mall and Pacific Limited with varied arrival and departure times across Cheyenne, Denver, Billings, Casper and Portland.
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Cheyenne
Portland Flyer
Los Angeles Lmited
California Express
Pacific Limited
Overland Limited
Los Angeles
Atlantic Express
Omaha Express
Notice to Publishers From State Leader Office
Notice to publishers from the State Leader office regarding supply of polet and letter matrices for printer equipment. Includes contact details and submission instructions through Bush Bees Manager in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
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Leader Publishing CO
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne, Wyo
Chayenne
New York
Esnewe M. C. Watson
Hiago
W. Allen
Daily Market Report
Oway
Eames
Stobore
Gomlemme
Lambs
Holden
Vicere Ae
Otten
Coe
Fonder
Nebraska
Wien
Ure
Framing Fuel & Ang
Ropeone
Cheyenne Grain
State of
County of
Laramie
First Judicial District
Chris Liehe
Rosa Liehe
William L. Arnold
Percy L. Goggin
James Kanouwse
Ray Arnold
Paola
British
War Office
France
Frank L. Houx
Adv
Mebrtting
Union Pacifc
Eset
Souts
Oo & Southern
Billings
Asceves
Casper
Por Bale
Klove
Federal
Remington Typewriter
Warren
Taguite
Chi Seteig
Leader
Inquire State Leader Office
S. BE
W.C. Arnold
Aiirdale
F. P. Williams
Secetary
Republic
Lon Davis
la Grange
W. 22Nd St
W. B. ‘Ross
17Th St
Pound
Carey Blk
Nelson KR
Wetlaufer
Evans
Federal Land Company City Devarment
Aeporter
Alfred BR. Hell
Dewlwood
Pioneer Avenue
Prieht Boy
Electric Supply and Construction Co
Kolehte and
Ladies of Security
Wheatland
Torrington
Burns
Mra. J. Kimball
Mant Dist St
Mr. Hollister
W. Flat
Mohler Barber College
17Th &T
Pass
East Tenth
Crain
Central Avenue
Pds
Garnee
J. NM. Carey & Bro
McKerner & Conway
Cheyenne U. P. Stockyards
A. Smytite
Sea Hire Bros
Ren F. Swisher
Opies
Optician
Business Directory
Chas
A.tornay
Mark Chavman
He Co
W. Miner
Josuraiee
Real Eatate
Carey Ave
W. Q
Phelan
Attorney
Citizens Natl Bank Hildy
William Pubby Arcitiovs
Capitol Avenue
Wieches Lel A
A. A. Maerimsen Architect
Tribune Building
Obheyenes
W. Gil
Hauvies
Notary Publices Cheyenns
Wilpard Cleary
Nat Bane
Prutrie Farm
Our
Erie
Davis Biack
Delaware
Carey Blocks
JM. Carey & Bro
Pione Ij
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