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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1917
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR lists financial terms and entities including stocks, royalties, Basin Elkhorn, Glenrock Grass CK, Pet Industrial OF, Jupiter Hid and numbers 60 6.75 82 12.00 290.00, but lacks coherent narrative or complete names. No identifiable event or outcome is verifiable from the garbled text.
A brief forecast for the Ofoyense area notes a gradually warming trend this weekend with temperatures slowly rising from late week levels. Details are incomplete due to OCR text quality but indicate mild conditions for Wyoming and Cheyenne region residents.
Denver and Chicago report steady cattle sales with generally lower prices for some classes. Beef cattle show a demand for good killing steers around 9.50 to 9.00, while cows fetch 6.50 to 8.20. feeders and stockers remain fair with values easing slightly. Omaha and Kansas City markets echo similar activity as receipts tally around 1,000 to 14,000 head, with varied prices for steers, cows, and lambs.
The notice states two thousand twenty five dollars in commissions for locating a purchaser of described land. It warns the respondent to answer the petition by January 26, 1908, or the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered. Clerk T. J. Fisher and attorney A. D. Walton are named.
The U.S. and Agriculture Weather Bureau report Cheyenne Wyoming had a 24 hour period ending 6 p m with 6 am and 6 pm readings. Summary shows clear skies and a 14 degree mean temperature for the date with a 12 degree drop from the previous day. Highest temperature 30 degrees and lowest 8 degrees, winds from the north up to 20 mph. Precipitation totals since January 1 show 13.35 inches. Snow on ground unmelted 8 inches and melted snow 5 inches.
Secretary Alison Higby of the Wyoming State Fair association left Douglas on Saturday for Chicago to attend the American Association of Fairs and Expos in order to learn about attractions for the 1918 show. The commission aims to secure top vaudeville acts from the Orpheum Pantages and independent circuits for fair crowds next fall.
A Union Pacific official announced track work will begin this week on Flat Street in Laramie Wyoming. Grading is nearly finished and several hundred laborers will start laying the tracks within days.
M W A announces a regular meeting on December 14 at the A O U W ball. Officers to be elected followed by a smoker. All members urged to attend.
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