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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
7
The Cheyenne State Leader lists subscription rates for home and carrier delivery and notes office contact details for the newspaper. Prices appear for per year and per month delivery options, with editor and manager omitted.
Daily market report from Denver notes liberal cattle offerings and strong demand with prices steady to higher. Beef steer demand remains good with prices \(6.75–7.15\) for good grades. feeders and stockers show active trade at firm prices. hog demand improves with tops at 7.10. sheep show dullness as eastern markets weaken amid quarantine shifts and portents of uncertain shipments.
Edgar A Selivers of Federal Wyoming filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim on the Hogan stead entry in Section 29 Township 66 West Range 66 W 6th Principal Meridian. Hearing before the Register and Receiver Cheyenne December 24, 1914. Witnesses: Arthur R Carpenter James W Knott Pat Fox John Morris. Also notice of Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cheyenne certifying an insurance policy transfer. Signed CHAPLIN Register and Ray TH Auditor.
In Omaha on December 7 market details show hogs at 6.66 to 6.70 in light sales and 6.60 to 6.70 for bulk, cattle receipts around 4,800 with native steers at 6.50 to 9.50 and cows and heifers from 5.25 to 7.00, calves 7.50 to 10.00, and sheep receipts near 7,000 with yearlings 6.75 to 5.50 and lambs around 7.60 to 8.50.
Kansas City and Chicago market notes show Wheat No 2 hard near 1.10 to 1.11 for December and 1.14 for May. No 2 red Wheat around 1.09 to 1.10 with nearby and distant futures. Corn and Oats also show mixed bids with Dec and May contracts.
Furnished by the Wyoming Fuel and Feed company. Listings show corn at 1.75 per owt, corn chop 1.75 per owt, wheat 1.75 per cwt, bran 1.25 per ewt, oats 1.75 per cwt, native hay 16.00 per ton, alfalfa hay 13.00 per ton, straw 9.00 per ton, not delivered. Cheyenne wheat milling 88.0c and durum 85-87c.
A compact listing of train numbers, destinations, and arrival and departure times. Includes West Bound No 17 Cheyenne to Portland Flyer, No 8 California Express, No 1 Overland Limited-Extra, No 6 Mall Coach, No 10 Fast Mail, No 20 Pacific Limited, No 18 Portland Cheyenne Flyer, and various Denver, Wheatland, and Burlington routes with their respective arrivals and departures.
Regular council session notes approvals of prior minutes. licenses and fines reports accepted. Petitions on trimming trees near sidewalks and sewer through alley referred. Street fight request referred. Gasoline use and storage ordinance bill introduced and referred. Deputy City Clerk certifies abstracted minutes.
Cheyenne Wyoming November 16 1914 notice listing settlers Allen R Allsup Robert C Johnston Zeph Anglen and others who filed intention to make final three year proofs on homestead entries in several sections within T18N R67W 6th P M before the U S Land Office at Cheyenne on December 22 1914. Names of witnesses from Florence and Chugwater Wyoming are provided. W B E Chaplin Register.
An all star lineup of Chicago Federals White Sox Cubs and San Francisco players faced the Knights of Columbus in an indoor contest to aid Mrs Jimmy Doyle widow of a former NL star and Arnold Hauser's family. The seven inning game drew 22 000 for the two families.
Legal advertisement from Cheyenne Wyoming lists Thoman Hunter at Law in the First National Bank Building with phone contact 839 W and Ruite 2 Unium Mercantile Llocr with phone 534-3.
The affairs and management of the company will be under the control of nine directors. The directors elected for the first year include Jacobson Leonard Smith Wit Jupehe R. M. Lamont Z. O. Buck Jt W. Veatson FB Palmer Alita Antervon and J. B Young. The principal offices will be located in Cheyenne Wyoming with RR M. Lamont named as agent to charge.
Directory of fraternal organizations in Cheyenne including Masons Eastern Star Woodmen Knights of Pythias and more with meeting days times and locations at Masonic Hall Fraternal unions and auxiliary groups listed with officers and meeting cadence for each group.
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