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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1912
Page
15
The fragment notes a description of dogs at work and mentions Pure White Lead in connection with Sherman. Details are sparse, but the wording suggests a historical depiction or caption referencing animal labor and a product or pigment.
The report covers New York call money rates and metal prices while listing stock closes for Amalgamated Copper, American Sugar, and major railroads. It logs Denver, South Omaha, and Chicago livestock receipts with varied price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep, plus wool market notes from St. Louis.
Chicago August grains opened with wheat up as forecasts of cool northwest weather and European supply fears buoyed prices. September wheat rose to 144% to 4% but retreated to 94 cents. Corn offerings were light and couldn't sustain strength, while oats mirrored corn's weaker start with September slipping after a small opening gain.
New York reports a pessimistic financial mood as stocks open weak amid Panama Canal bill signing and congressional deadlock. Pacific and other major shares were heavy with Canadian Pacific slipping. only copper showed strength on foreign demand. Bonds were irregular and the market closed unevenly.
The Laramie County Board met in regular session led by Chairman Wr. Storey with Commissioners Hunton and Curtis. An appropriation of 1020.65 from the Inheritance Tax Fund funded Yellowstone Highway survey per contract with Everett W Lateke. receipts included payments from P T O Neill and D H Knowlton for taxes and lot deeds. The board adjourned after addressing public matters.
Clara A. Ligier advertises shampooing manicure and hairwork services at 411 West 19th with a contact phone R17. The notice appears in a want ad medium and urges readers to try it.
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