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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
15
The Cheyenne State Leader notes its long history since 1467 with publication details. It lists offices at 1414 Carey Avenue Cheyenne and subscription rates, while noting editor and manager roles and a New York representation line.
Receipts of about 2 200 head at Denver yards reflect a quiet market with steady prices from the day before. Cattle show limited demand with feeders and cows trading slowly, hogs remain near steady with strong cows and calves, and sheep activity remains subdued across regions including Chicago and Kansas City markets.
December report from Paris describes price gouging on camembert as wholesalers and small sellers push 1 franc 25 centimes per cake while buying from manufacturers at 30 centimes. Demonstrations and a riot atmosphere unfold at Les Halles as authorities plan fixed prices to curb exploitation.
The report notes police actions related to a local figure named Ail Albusen and a stalled venture at Halles. It cites a small, unclear financial figure and mentions the editor and advertisements in a periodical context. The text is fragmented and preserves few verifiable facts.
Massive Red Cross seal drive reports 25,000,000 stickers contributed nationwide with 225,000,000 more printed and distributed. About 100,000 personal letters urge sales while workers total over 100,000. publicity value exceeds several hundred thousand dollars as leaders in states appeal for support from volunteers and state leaders.
Public notice from the Department of the Interior at Cheyenne Wyoming announces a homestead entry by Orion T. Wieelow for NY Section 20 Township 18 North Range 68 West Meridian. The register Willord Care and others appoint Walker and Nimmo to establish claims and schedule final five year proof before the land office in Cheyenne on December 14, 1979.
Bulk notices record land claim filings, final proof schedules, and public notices from land offices in Cheyenne Wyoming and Cheyenne district court actions. Names include Earl Nerd, Kilmer Stewart, J C Nash, Mandel Huddle, Maury Case, and Harry Ware. Public divorce action against Betfine Bowen is listed with court dates and attorney details.
A dense list details multiple fraternal organizations meeting on various Tuesdays and Wednesdays monthly. It names lodges, officers, locations at Capitol Hill and other halls, with schedule patterns such as first and third Tuesdays or Wednesdays, and times around 7:20 PM or 6:40 PM.
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