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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1916
Page
7
Daily Market Report from Denver lists cattle bids and sales with mixed results. Beef prices show some weakness on common cattle while good grades move higher. hog prices rise sharply to around 10.00 to 10.20 per hundredweight, and sheep demand remains solid though prices ease slightly on lambs.
Farm market notes show hog and cattle receipts pooled at Mos, aug 22 with gains. hogs top near 10.15 to 10.66 per cwt while cattle flow at 6.50 to 10.25. Sheep steady with lambs around 10.60 to 11.10. local produce values include corn oats hay bran and alfalfa with per ton prices and forage values.
Indian Service seeks bids for 100 rams at Loupp Agency 130 at Mescalero 60 at Moqui 1250 at Navajo 250 at San Juan with deliveries to Agency offices and five warehouses. seals and submission by Aug 25 1916. Wyoming final settlement in estate of China Liche with court hearing Oct 2 1916. notice to interested parties. Also land claim final proof notice for Thomas M Stanley Paola Wyoming due Sept 20 1916 with witnesses listed.
Department of the Interior notice states Cheyenne Wyoming resident Smith filed notice of retention to make final three year proof for homestead entry Serial 08976 in Township 15 North Range 65 West. Hearing before Register and Receiver in Cheyenne on September 10 1916 with witnesses Elmer J Sorensen Carence B Sorwa bop Andrew McAfee and Glebe Hogeworth all of Cheyenne Wyoming.
Ambassador designate Abram I. Elkus departs New York for Constantinople via Berlin to assume the Turkish post succeeding Henry Morgenthau. He plans to confer with Ambassador Gerard and devote embassy efforts to aiding all Turkish war survivors across races and religions.
Eleanor L. Barney petitions for divorce and child custody in the First Judicial District of Cheyenne Wyoming, naming Charles A. Barney as defendant for desertion and non support. Answer by October 14, 1916 or judgment by default will be entered. Clerk T J Fishbner. Attorney Sam M Thompson for plaintiff.
Railway timetable lists No 17 Cheyenne Fortiand Flyer with arrivals at 11 45 p m and departures at 12 01 a m. Los Angeles Limited arrives 12 36 a m departs 12 60 a m. No 8 California Express arrives 9 45 am departs 11 36 am. No 19 Pacific Limited and No 1 Overland Limited mentioned with extra fare.
A historical timetable fragment lists multiple trains with arrival and departure times for Cheyenne Denver routes including No. 6 Mail Coach and No. 20 Pacific Limited. Entries cover Pacific Limited Overland and Portland-Cheyenne flights with varied hours and scattered errors. The note also mentions Colorado & Southern services No. 29 through No. 32 with arrivals and departures between Billings Casper Denver and Casper routes.
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