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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
15
A collage of holiday lines and verses from Christina Rossetti Walter Scott John Milton and others. The text evokes Christmas warmth against a dark winter and includes brief references to religious themes and secular goodwill.
Notice is given that letters of administration were granted July 6 1907 to the undersigned executrices in the above estate. All persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within six months to the executrices or be precluded from benefits. If not exhibited within one year from the letters date they will be forever barred. Dated Nov 24 101%. Executrices: Anna Bresnahen Margaret Carroll Sadie Treastle
Notice states The Mortising Auger and Machine company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on December 3 1913 at 4 00 p m. with capital of fifty thousand dollars divided into two hundred thousand shares. Directors for the first year are Charles M H Barnett Orlando Crank and John A Cooper. Agent for service is Charles J Barnett at 1645 1615 Carey Avenue Cheyenne.
The Denver stockyards report no fresh cattle arrivals this morning while delayed lots from the Moffatt road are expected. Trade is thin with mostly light offerings. packers seek solid beef but caution on half fat stock due to a looming flood of similar cattle. Hogs show fair demand with one load shipped by J H Norsworthy. eastern markets appear firmer. Sheep trading is quiet with fair demand for fat and breeding stock, while feeders face limited inquiry until storm complications ease. Railways reopen service and stockyards operations near normal within days.
The Omaha market shows hog receipts at 2,500 head with higher demand and prices around 8. 759 dollars per hundredweight for pigs and bulk sales near 7.45 dollars. Cattle receipts total 2,000 with higher quotes for native steers and range cows, Texas steers around 5.75 to 7.00, calves at 6.25. Shoop receipts total 4,800 with yearlings at 5.79 and lambs around 7.00 to 7.75.
Chicago cattle and hog market recap with receipts for cattle at 25 000 and sheep 38 000. Prices listed for hogs pigs cattle and calves across classes with steady to mixed changes and regional ranges.
Kansas City grain prices show Wheat No 2 at 34 996 cents, Corn No 2 at 69 to 71 cents, Oats No 2 white at about 41 to 42 cents, with various No 8 and mixed grades listed in a concise market update.
fragmented note records a householder named Cleon Duch describing trouble over a letter and a payment exchange involving Mia Newed and George. unclear context mentions jetty and a request to post letters. no clear event or outcome provided.
The Powder River Petroleum Company declares dissolution by unanimous stockholder action on November 4 1913 with seven shares voting in favor. Debts and assets are fully settled and distributed. Colorado 기록 shows officers Chas B Whitehead president and F C Young secretary sworn. Notice sworn November 7 1913.
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