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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
15
Wanted male citizens 18 to 45 unmarried able bodied of good character and temperate habits who can speak read and write English apply to Recruiting Officer 1516 Capitol Ave Cheyenne Wyoming for information.
An amused traveler in Southampton reports orderly docks and calm officials during departure. The ship train meal follows, noting a Dutch French English German Spanish Swiss Portuguese Moorish and Javanese passenger mix. The writer jokes about pantomime skills and the varied languages aboard, then describes a morning bath wish.
In a London Sketch on tour, a cabin boy fetches an orange and a blanket as a narrator imitates bathing motions. The Malay servant is cheerful and eager to please, showing sympathetic understanding beyond mere words, while reflections on motion poetry and editors follow.
A short sale note advertises Robinson Cream taffy at lic per pound for today only.
Prices paid to farmers for grain and hay in bulk and car lots. Wheat prices for winter and spring, oats and barley values, flax seed quotes. Kansas City cash wheat and corn rates listed, with futures closes. Cattle market activity described as light and quiet with strong inquiry for limited loads.
Stocker cattle sold readily under strong demand while fat steers showed limited offering. Cows sold well with top beef cows reaching about 36 and fair cows mostly 4.50 to 5.45. Hogs arrived in four loads with tops near 7.76, sheep trade brisk with fat ewes at 1.10 and lambs around 8.50. Overall market edges higher with healthy demand across cattle hogs and sheep.
Chicago and Kansas City report cattle receipts around 4000 and 1500 respectively with markets steady to higher. Hogs show steady to higher pricing across hog categories, while sheep receipts and prices vary by region. Prices feature notable figures for native and western cattle, calves, and lambs across the two markets.
Bartlett Engineering Company of Cheyenne Wyoming, located at 1619 Capitol Ave, offers coverage for mining, irrigation engineers, and related properties. The policy at 1723 Carey Ave Cheyenne Wyoming covers insurances including Heal Hetate and Barely Donds with Photia 67.
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