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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1914
Page
7
The mangled notice records a Cheyenne office address and postal handling note for mail matter. It mentions ALEX MASTIF as civil manager and lists the 1819 Carey Avenue publication point with office and telegraph references.
Denver sees steady cattle and brisk demand with beef steers at 5.75 to 7.25 and calves near steady. Hogs sell at 7.25 to 7.40 while feeder stockers stay active and prices hold. Chicago reports mixed hog and cattle receipts with prices easing modestly. Kansas City wheat and corn futures edge with No 2 hard around 1.09 to 1.10 and corn near 60 cents.
United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming dated November 14 1914 lists settlers Allen T Alleup Robert C Johnston Zeph Anglen and others filing for final three year proofs on homestead tracts in Florence and Cheyenne. Notices specify tract numbers sections townships ranges and required witnesses with December 22 1914 as the filing date.
Wheat futures in Chicago closed with December at 1.165 and May at 1.20 per bushel as trading wrapped up for the week. The market reflected modest gains amid mixed demand signals and weather concerns impacting harvest prospects.
Prices for Cork, corn chop, wheat, bran, oats, and alfalfa hay listed by Wyoming Fuel and Feed in Cheyenne. Not delivered. Native hay and straw priced per ton or per cwt with figures shown. quotation appears in an old commerce notice.
Amsterdam Dec 11 Emperor William’s health has greatly improved officials in Berlin said last night His catarrh is relaxing and his temperature is normal as doctors report the monarch’s condition improves after illness milling wheat price noted as 1 920 in Cheyenne
The piece urges adults to seize the Christmas season as a chance to bring happiness to children, especially those homeless or in need, through small gifts like dolls, drums, or books. It emphasizes memory lasting beyond life and the duty to aid needy youngsters.
Greece asked Chicago for wheat supply and is negotiating to buy 1,666,000 bushels a month. A. Th. Cooks, the American consul, advised by cablegram that buyers will pay cash in advance. Negotiations are conducted through Greece via PATRAS and MACSUR, with the opposition and Social Democrats backing the stance.
Wellington Dec 11 election returns show licensing position unchanged and national prohibition not carried. Government holds 38 seats in parliament with results indicating no change in policy direction.
Department of the Interior notices Edwear A Bohuetz of Federal Wyoming who filed intention to make final three year proof on land in Section 20 Township 16 N Range 68 W Cheyenne Wyoming before the Register and Receiver on December 22 1914. Witnesses include Arthur R Carpenter James W Knott Pat Fox and John Morrie all of Cheyenne Wyoming. W E Chaplin Register
An article argues eyesight fails from neglect and strain and promotes Optoma 5 grains tablets mixed with water as a home remedy. It claims the formula sharpens vision, relieves irritation, soothes inflammation, and helps discard unnecessary glasses. A. H. Rochdel or any druggist can fill the prescription.
Cheyenne Fraternal Directory lists Cheyenne Lodge No 1 4 F and A M meets second and fourth Tuesdays at 7 80 p m Masonic hall East ern Star first Thursday meetings at Mason hall Fraternal Union of America meets first and third Tuesday Fraternal tall 8 00 p m Odd Fellows meets second and fourth Tuesday Knights and Lancers meet every Great and third Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall Knights of Pythias meet Fridays at 4 pm Owl Lodge No 1468 meets Wednesday evenings Capito BRIGHTS OF GOLD P 2 mentions various fraternal orders and meeting times with officers listed for each group
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