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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
15
An Eastbourne woman began a rail journey with a missing item and had to return on the next train to retrieve her child left on a station platform. The note then mentions birds’ crop damage figures in the United States and a critique of Europe’s wartime material shifts.
Breeding stock turkeys produce the best flock. Do not sell off your good birds the boat care in the world can do little with poorly bred poults and chicks. Size matter but thrift and firmness matter too. Avoid too early breeding to preserve vigor and strain quality.
Cattle were in strong demand at noon with 21 Beet cattle in good condition and market active. Choice to good steers brought 6.235 to 7.00, fancy steers up to 7.50. Cows sold steadily with highs to 7.75 and bulk 7.00 to 7.75. Sheep saw fair yearlings around 5.50 and some light lambs at 6.45.
Chicago wheat futures rose as Argentine weather and world shipment hopes supported gains for May and other months. After early highs, prices receded but closed strong, with May wheat near 90 9/16 cents. Oats and corn also firm as market steadies on bullish sentiment and scarce December offerings. SOUTH OMAHA cattle receipts were 2,700 with steady to firm bids across classes.
An assortment of short observations touches on animal physiology and breeding differences, quotes about generosity and gifts, a court case about a man angered by wet paint on a lamp post, and reflections on gender roles in household work. The tone mimics varied eras in a newspaper page.
Wry exchange between Mr. Henpeck and his wife mocks the idea of there always being room at the top. He dismisses the notion as arrant nonsense while she retorts with a cutting remark about his own climbs.
A magistrate hears a poor English hawker explain that beer is the sole pleasure in life, describing his fondness as a defining personal pursuit. The remark reflects social attitudes toward drinking and poverty in the period.
Cattle and hog receipts listed with mixed prices for cattle stockers and feeders. Western steers and cows shown with various price ranges, hogs receipts noted as 28 000 with steady to higher trend. The text appears as garbled classified market listings from Wyoming Want Ad medium.
In Cheyenne Wyoming 1819 Capitol Ave the Bartlett Engineering Company Mintog Owl and foreigation Engineers join W Niner and Co Insurance Loans Rent Real Estate and Bonding under one local firm at 1724 Carey Ave. The consolidated business expands offerings including bonds and financial services.
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