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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
13
A Illinois inventor touts a repeating rat trap that supposedly kills fifteen or more disease spreading rodents per winding. The design fires a powerful spring uppercut, blowing the rat away with no scent left to warn others. The ad warns against security risks and urges prudent purchasing at farm sales.
Farmers should stockplows harrows cultivators drills and rollers and sharpen harrow teeth. Buy extra plow points bolts seed oats corn clover and grass seed this month. Consider hiring a corn planter and grain drill at 26 cents an acre if planting small acreage.
A pamphlet titled How I Cured Myself of Consumption by Chas F Aycock offers tubercular sufferers priceless guidance at no cost. Free distribution through the 711 International Bank Blog Los Angeles with Sun Wed notices.
A Farm and Home article by Mrs. H O McPherson describes a Washing Tank and Drying Table useful for market vegetables. The hinged table folds over the tank for compact storage and includes a water outlet with a plug to drain after washing.
Prices paid to farmers for grain in bulk and baled hay in car lots f o b Denver. Wheat winter and spring values, corn oats rye and hay steady to higher. December wheat at 79.44, May 85% cents, oats 32 23, barley and flax values noted. shipments of wheat corn oats 14 15. futures closes listed for wheat corn and oats.
Cattle and hog markets show slow to lower trends with mixed prices in Chicago and Kansas City reports dated Dec 3 and Dec 7. Cattle receipts near 7 000 in Chicago and 15 000 in Kansas City with native and southern classifications. hogs and sheep also noted with varied ranges.
Chicago December grain trading opened with wheat rising after early weakness as offerings thinned and bear bets increased. May wheat moved from 59 90 to around 94 0s, while corn gained with unsettled weather and lower Illinois yields supporting futures and cash quotes. Cash corn values ranged across No 2 old and new, with mixed white and yellow grain pricing.
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