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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1917
Page
15
Daily Market Report from Denver notes limited offering and a quiet market with prices well below a week ago across nearly all stock classes. Beef cattle, feeders, and sheep show lower values. Kansas City and Chicago summaries reflect softer hogs, cattle, and calf prices amid widespread supply pressures.
An offer highlights free homeseeker information from Allan Cameron of Canadian Pacific Ry Calgary with land terms in Alberta. Legal notice from Laramie County Wyoming court states Edward Rundle seeks divorce from May Rundle for desertion. May Rundle’s address unknown and must plead by December 29, 1917 or judgment will be entered.
Torrington Wyoming Dec 20 A A Ole Nelson was seriously hurt when a horse owned by Dan Nolan fell into a hole and rolled on him He is at the home of Marty Walker in critical condition Nelson is well known locally with many friends who hope for his speedy recovery
New York district attorney announced charges over a November 1916 Italian war relief bazaar. Only 15600 of 60000 raised went to destitute Italian soldiers families, with grand jury action sought and sul or consular figures cited as potential beneficiaries of alleged misconduct.
Casper Wyoming December 20 prelim inary organization of the True Blue American Club formed to promote patriotism and support similar movements. Members to be invited, meetings frequent, and a public patriotic gathering planned with a speaker of repute. The club emphasizes education and enlightenment over vigilance or extralegal actions. Call No 9 for taxi and T passenger touring cars.
Frederick Colorado reports that Evans mine workers returned from talks in Denver with a settlement. The union demanded firing of an unpopular boss and that was granted. The eight hour Sunday overtime issue remained unresolved.
Miners of the Evans deny charges that the strike was part of a plan to put the Denver coal yards out of business. They dispute the accusation as unfounded and insist their action was about labor rights and fair treatment.
Wyn Laranne reports a notable rise in shoplifting this season with several merchants noting losses, one firm citing about $40 in value already stolen. The message highlights growing theft concerns among downtown retailers.
Joe King displayed twenty three premium ribbons from the Chitogo International Show stock exposition held earlier in the month. Most ribbons were championship or premium awards proving the Rambonis ters claim to be among the finest in the United States.
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