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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
7
Classified notice seeks a young man and a sister to share room and board at 102 West 18th Street. Reasonable terms offered with best references required. Phone contact 5650.
Washington reports on Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson seeking any viable method to produce an odorless skunk before his March 4 resignation. The Biological Survey explores captive rearing of fur bearing animals, including skunk, muskrat, mink, fox and beaver, with mink efforts in cooperation with the National Zoological Park and muskrat farming peaking on Maryland’s eastern slopes.
A corked bottle tossed into the Ohio River about five years ago carried the name and address of Nora Lee of 104 East Gray Street Louleville Kentucky. It was later found off Coronado Bay near San Diego by Charles Collins of Toledo Ohio who sent the note to Nora Lee. Retired Captain John Hedgewald of Lowlaville may report to the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey about the voyage tracking from Ohio to the Mississippi Gut of Mexico Atlantic Indian and Pacific oceans ending on the California coast.
Orange New Jersey. District Court Judge Dugan granted a consult in the case of Agestino Petracca vs Bernardino Gentile. Petracca, a harnessmaker, was bitten by Gentile’s horse while fitting a bridle. He sought $100 damages. The judge said a dog’s first bite can be excused and the same applies to a horse until a second bite.
In New York Mary Jarrin a housemaid paid 578 dollars for love powder to Jane Grinille. The milkman sweetheart did not return after the purchase and the powder maker was arrested based on the transaction and reports of the case.
A philosophical insert emphasizes pure unselfish love transforming life and perception. The author, H. Clay Trumbull, asserts love creates a new center of light and expands the universe for the lover. It presents a devotional, reflective tone urging transformative personal growth through selfless affection.
Spruce beer, a favored beverage on the islands of St Pierre and Miquelon especially among bank fishermen, likely spread from Newfoundlanders. The drink has a long history of brewing in Newfoundland from early times.
Market report from Nebraska notes oat prices and trading activity. The brief mentions supply context and price movement without detailed figures or dates.
The list shows prices for oats, barley, flax, and various hay and alfalfa grades. Notable entries include oats at Oats Colorado and Oats Nebraska, barley for feeding and making, flax seed No. 1, and hay prices with South Park figures such as 13.00 for timothy hay and 41.50 for hay No. 1 upland. Alfalfa and prairie hay appear with multiple grades, reflecting regional market variations.
Cattle offerings light and trade quiet with good demand for the few lots. Beef steers sold from 6.75 to 7.25, cows up to 6.15, veal calves to 9.00, bulls strong, feeders and stockers steady. Hogs scarce with steady demand. sheep demand good but sales light, one bunch wethers near 6.10 and yearling wethers to arrive at 6.10.
Eastern Livestock at South Omaha December 27 reports cattle receipts 1000 with steady market. native steers 6.25 to 6.59, western and Texans varied. hog receipts 8400 with lower tone, heavy hogs 7.20 to 7.25, calves to 6.5, sheep receipts 2300 with slight rise, yearlings 5.75 to 6.75, wethers 4.40 to 5.25, ewes 4.00 to 4.85, lambs 7.50 to 8.40. Kansas City note mentions 1000 cattle receipts including 100 south.
Receipts total 4 500 cattle and 8 000 sheep as market holds steady to lower. Native and western steers bring around 0 5 509.25, cows and heifers 3 507 6 25, calves 6 000 10.00, hogs around 7 15 7.45, lambs 6 50 8 95, range wethers and yearlings 5 0 7 25.
TUK Bartlett Engineering Company a mining civil and irrigation engineering firm located at 1919 Capitol Ave Cheyenne Wyoming announces its office address and scope of services in mining civil and irrigation projects.
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