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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
15
Denver daily market report shows cattle with steady prices and strong feeder demand. Beef cattle mainly steady with some higher quotes for choice steers and cows. hogs steady to higher. sheep and lambs mixed with good demand for prime and feeder stock.
Cattle receipts total 11,000 with market firm and strong sheep demand. Native steers bring 8.60 to 14.50, stockers 7.50 to 10.50, cows and heifers 0.00 to 11.90, calves 9.50 to 16.50. Sheep receipts 10,000 with wethers 10 to 11.50 and lambs 15.00 to 17.75.
Oil developments continue despite cold weather across Powder River junction and Emigrant Gap. Ohio Oil reports high grade drill results at section 29-36-85 down 1560 feet with more holes on 29 32 and 24. Lusk dome and Hidden Dome fields show deeper tests with potential large reservoirs. Midwest Oil to hold Phoenix meeting March 7 to discuss directors and stock transfers.
An old medical note claims pimples and boils stem from toxins in the bowels and blood. It recommends four ounces of rad Galts daily in water for a week to cleanse the bowels and stimulate kidneys, using a grape and lemon lithia salts drink to purify the blood and improve skin.
Denver February 6 relief for Colorado potato growers threatened by a car shortage was promised at a state council of defense meeting. F W Woodward of the Colorado food administration announced that 3 000 cars needed to move potatoes from the state would be provided within the next thirty days.
All males aged14 and up of German origin in Cheyenne must register at Police Headquarters from February 4 to February 9 1918. Alien enemies statewide and in Yellowstone must register at their local post offices except those mailing to Cheyenne. Registrants must provide four unsigned photos and complete the form with help from officers.
The registrant must appear before the registration officer to take an oath and be fingerprinted with photographs attached. If unable to write he marks and provides a left thumb print. The oath and card issuance occur within 10 to 16 days after the last registration date in the district, witnessed by PF Embry, Chief of Police, Cheyenne Wyoming.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Cheyenne land office announces Andrew J. McLerran of Cheyenne Wyoming as claimant for final proof on his homestead entry serial 611657 Joy NEY KEMGLEY Section 12 Township 17N Range GW. Gub meridian. The proof is to be made before the Register and Receiver February 4 1918 in Cheyenne. Others named include Harry G Mills Ben F Meterran George Persse William K Beecher and WILL Kish as witnesses.
U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming publishes notice of intention to make final three year proof by George W Lee for a homestead in Federal Wyoming. The proof is to be presented before the Register and Receiver March 8 with witnesses George H Martin Richie Todd George Howl and Edward Hendrick all of Federal Wyoming.
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