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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1914
Page
5
The Cheyenne State Leader is published every morning with the editor and manager listed as Alex Hastir and M. C. Watson respectively. The publication office addresses and contact details appear, indicating Cheyenne Wyoming as the base for the newspaper.
Denver reports quiet cattle trading with strong feeder and stocker activity. Beef steer prices range from 6.75 to 7.16, cows around 5.65 to 6.10, and calves 7 to 8. feeders 6.65 to 7.50, with Route county lots notable. Hog and sheep sections show steadier to weak tones as week ends.
Omaha December 5 market recap shows receipts 6,200 hogs 100 cattle and 100 sheep. Hogs steady with barrows and gilts 6.60 to 7.00. cattle steady native steers 6.75 to 9.75 cows and heifers 5.50 to 7.00 calves 8.00 to 10.00. yearling and ewe lambs in sheep 7.00 to 8.26.
Kansas City market notes December 5 show No 2 hard wheat at 1.09 to 1.10 with Dec at 1.09 1 8 and May at 1.14 3 8. No 2 red wheat listed at 1.09 7 1 2. Corn futures include No 2 mixed at 62 1 2 with Dec at 61 1 4 and May at 67 5 8 to 68 3 40. Oats No 2 white 47 1 2 and No 2 mixed 43 1 2 to 46.
Wheat futures closed in Chicago with Dee at 1.10 and May at 1.212. The report notes slight gains and persistent market volatility as traders assess supply conditions and demand signals.
Furnished price list for commodities including corn and corn chop at 1.75 per ewt wheat 1.76 per cwt bran 1.25 per ewt oats 1.75 per ewt native hay 16.00 per ton alfalfa hay 13.00 per ton straw 9.00 per ton not delivered.
In Pittsburg a young Syrian, Shekry Sintow, says he has created a squid explosive as powerful as guncotton that resists fire and concussion. He quotes a price of about 3.70 dollars per gallon and claims one gallon suffices for a 13 inch gun. The item is reported amid other commodity notices and local ads.
A historical weather note records the highest 58 in MH and the lowest 2 in 1909, marking extreme temperature events on this date across decades.
Baltimore featherweight George Cheney will challenge Johnny Kilbane after Kilbane faces Joe Mandot in Akron next Monday night. Cheney defeated Benny Kaufman of Philadelphia in clean, decisive fashion last night in Cincinnati.
A reader shares a simple method to cure gatarrh without inhalers salves or drugs. The account emphasizes natural steps and personal trial with an emphasis on safe home remedies and progressive relief.
An advertisement proclaims a new health method that requires no lotions sprays or devices. It claims quick cures with no waiting, cost, or prescriptions and urges readers to contact the author for how to stop suffering overnight.
Evidence cited by the Matin reports German officers used ordinance survey maps with Italian army markings. The maps, traced to Bil&an officers, indicate plans for an Italian invasion route from Switzerland toward France, revealing a violation of Swiss neutrality.
Thousands of people pass through the Troene factory gate on Central Avenue each morning to read the leading notices. The line forms daily as workers and visitors browse information with apparent profit to readers.
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wy Nov 14 1914 notice that Allen R Allsup Robert C Johnston Zeph Anglen and Earl Anderson filed to make final three year proofs on homestead entries in T19N R67W 6th P M with witnesses listed. hearing date Dec 22 1914. Register W E Chaplin.
A fragmented timetable lists railroad times for the West Sound main line Cheyenne to Portland, Los Angeles Limited, California Express, Pacific Limited, Overland Limited, Mall Coach, Frei Mall, and East and West-bound trains with arrival and departure times. It also notes Colorado and Southern and Burlington Route schedules from Denver to Wheatland, Billings, and intermediate points, with specific train numbers and daily times.
A personal appeal claims a cure for catarrh from Sam Katz urging readers to send name and address for details. The message describes severe symptoms and a promised method, with a bold promise of rapid relief and a call to act today.
Classified notices advertise multiple sales positions and business opportunities across the United States. Listings include doors for salesmen in Wyoming and nearby territories to sell calendars and novelties, sideline electric signs in Chicago, and general agents promising high earnings. Also notices seek housekeepers and home seekers in Florida and California, with addresses for responses.
Milwvenken department 44 reports cure and relief in a community health notice. The brief mentions improved conditions and notes ongoing support from local officials and health workers.
Notice states that the partnership of Frank J. Haneothka and Harry W. Lewis of Cheyenne Wyoming, formerly Cheyenne Rubber Werks, dissolved by mutual agreement by November 48, 1914. Frank J. Haneieriks will continue the business in Cheyenne and is authorized to wind up and collect assets.
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