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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
15
The Cheyenne State Leader published daily except Monday by The Ldeadre Publishing Company with offices at 1919 Caray Ave Cheyenne Wyoming. It lists rates for mail and carrier delivery and credits Alex Hastir as editor and manager.
Denver reports brisk cattle trading with prices steady to strong led by good beef steers at 6.75 to 7.15 and feeders active at 6 to 7.35. Hogs demand rises with tops at 7.10, while sheep face softer eastern markets and quarantine-related uncertainty.
Publication notice from the Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming dated Nov 16 1014 states Edgar A Selniers of Federal Wyoming filed intent to make three year proof to establish claim on the Hogan stead entry Serial No 05761 for EM Section 29 Township 6N Range 66 W 6th Principal Meridian before the Register and Receiver Cheyenne December 24 1014. Names witnesses Arthur R Carpenter James W Knott Pat Fox John Morris. Also Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cheyenne certified to transmit fire insurance policy. Auditor Ray Th and official John Schenemas sign.
Omaha market data shows hogs 4500 receipts with mixed prices from 6.66 to 6.85 and cattle receipts about 4800 with native steers trading around 6.50 to 9.50, cows and heifers 5.25 to 7.55, calves 7.50 to 10.00, and sheep receipts at 7000 with yearlings near 6.75 to 7.60 and lambs around 7.60 to 8.10 as trade runs slow.
Kansas City and Chicago grain notes list No 2 hard wheat at 1.10 to 1.11 for Dec plus 1.08 8-8 and May 1.14 1-8. Red wheat around 1.09 to 1.10 with Dec 1.08 8-8 and May 1.44 1-4. Corn and oats values shown for No 2 and mixed varieties with Dec and May quotations. Wheat in Chicago closes at Dec 1.16 1-2 and May 1.21.
Cheyenne listed prices from Wyoming Fuel and Feed for corn at 1.75 per owt and corn chop at 1.75 per owt. Wheat at 1.75 per cwt and bran at 1.25 per ewt. Oats 1.75 per cwt. Native hay 16.00 per ton and alfalfa hay 13.00 per ton. Straw 9.00 per ton. Not delivered. Cheyenne wheat milling 88 0c and durum 85 87c.
Timetable snapshot lists arrivals and departures for multiple trains including No. 17 Cheyenne Portland Flyer and No. 8 California Express. Also notes Limited services, Overland Limited extras, and connections between Denver Wheatland and beyond with various arrival and departure times and endpoints.
Regular council session notes licenses collected in November total 2095 and fines 671. Help One Another club seeks seven foot tree clearance and a sewer through blocks 144 166 is petitioned. A gasoline use and storage ordinance is introduced for first reading.
A public notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated November 16 1914 lists settlers Allen R Allsup Robert C Johnston Zeph Anglen Earl Anderson and others filing intent to make three year proofs on December 22 1914 before the U S Land Office Register W B Chaplin. The entries cover multiple homestead tracts with sections townships ranges and witness names in Florence Chugwater and Cheyenne areas.
An all star team drawn from Chicago Federals White Sox and others played an indoor seven inning charity game for Mrs Jimmy Doyle widow of a Chicago NL player and Arnold Hauser family. The event drew 22 000 for the two families and featured stars from multiple teams.
Legal notice style entry listing names and contact details for Thoman Hunter at Law and an associated firm in Cheyenne Wyoming with street address and phone numbers.
The article lists nine directors for the company’s management, naming Jacobson Leonard Smith Wit Jupehe R. M. Lamont Z. O. Buck Jt W. Veatson FB Palmer Alita Antervon and J. B Young. It states Cheyenne Wyoming as the principal office location and mentions R. M. Lamont as agent in charge.
Fraternal groups in Cheyenne including lodge listings for KNNE FP LEXENNE, Eastern Star, Masonics, Pythians, Woodmen, Knights and Ladies clubs. Details show lodge names, officers, and meeting times such as Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Wednesdays at 7:30 or 8:00 pm at Masonic Hall or Fraternal halls.
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