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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
15
The piece discusses hog raising with artificial wallows and cement or lumber pens, notes about corn to pork conversion, and mentions beekeeping focusing on forage and sweet clover as key nectar sources. It warns that poor feeding harms livestock and soil, endorsing proper care and management.
A fragmented item hints at a mysterious subject named Binet B facing uncertain destiny. The short, garbled text mentions fate, touch, and a possible tally or code “61” amid stray phrases, yielding little clear context.
A kitchen notes several recipes including onion soup with beef stock and browning steps, a fowl fricassee with vegetables, a chicken stew with onions and lemon, and a marshmallow water dessert. Instructions cover stock, simmering times, and garnishes.
The article notes that chicks thrive on corn bread made with sour milk soda and cracked corn and should be fed clean food. It claims eggs from mature hens batch better and produce stronger, larger chicks than pullet eggs. It also observes that turkeys remain relatively wild in their needs despite domestication.
Letters of administration were granted November 29 1912 by the Laramie County Wyoming district court to the undersigned. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred from any benefit. If not filed within one year from date of letters the claim is forever barred. Dated November 29. Lal!! Fred Bok Administrator. Clark Clark Attorney Deg 6 13 20.
Cattle receipts were very good and the trade active with all grades in demand. Beef steers sold around 7.60 top freight, most good steers 6.25 to 7.00, cows 5.25 to 6.00. Hogs sold early at 7.55 to 7.40 range, scarce fancy pigs at 7.50, bulk hogs 7.30 to 7.40. Sheep demand quiet and prices steady.
Cash wheat prices and grain quotes across No 2 hard No 3 red No 2 red and No 2 white varieties. May and July futures listed for wheat corn oats with receipts shown: wheat 46 cars corn 19 oats 7. State Leader Wyoming advertises Want Ad medium.
Receipts vary across Omaha and St. Joseph with mixed trends. Cattle steady to lower in South Omaha and Kansas City markets, hogs steady to lower, sheep steady to strong. notable figures include native steers 6.30 to 0.80 and hogs around 7.25 to 7.40, with significant grain and hay price listings for regional feeds.
State Board of Charities invites sealed bids by noon December 30 1912 for supplying materials and constructing a water line across the Highorn river at Thermopolis Wyoming to link the city water with Hot Springs Reserve. Work to complete by April 1 1913. Bond equal to double bid price required. bids to be approved by the Attorney General. board reserves right to reject. Mae Woodrepp Clerk.
W. NNNER & CO deliver insurance loans real estate and surety bonds in Wyoming. Located at 1723 Carey Ave NE, Phong 67. Contact for comprehensive coverage and property needs.
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