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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

Page

7

For Sale Bespoke Items and Farm Machinery Listings

Classified ads show items for sale at 529 Bent Street and 309 West L6th Street. Includes a 2x4 and 2x8 lumber bundle, bid offers before the last bid, and a tractor with plow asking $4,460 cash. Also notes a spring delivery committee listing and dates 21 22 24 25 26 27.

Salh Bumber Bent Street Ascheyenne St. Denver Cole T. Tor Sauna Muling Gall L6th Sali Ide Hynele Hereford Mittee Charles ‘Smith Forse Creak Wyo

Land sale notice and school bonds in Niobrara Wyoming

Public sale notice by the Department of the Interior lists a land parcel in Sec. 32 T13N R70W and requires high bid payment. It also covers a bond sale by School District No. 2 Niobrara County with $20,000 in bonds, details of dates locations and bid requirements.

Niobrara County Wyoming

Public Land Sale by Department of the Interior

The United States Land Office at Cheyenne announces a public sale of land Lot 2456 6 at 410 per acre bidding starts at 200 at 10 o clock on April 13 next. Charles B. Smith holds Serial No. 0477 70 with claims due by time noted. Bids must be paid immediately to the Receiver. filings and claims due before sale. Registered by Wilt Reid, LUKE VOORHEES, Receivers.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming Commissioner of the General Land Office R. S Anders C. Willadsen Ni, JR Ofi Hbovet Ifor Gale Wilt Reid Luke Voorhees General Land Office BR. S Emma

Notice for Publication and Special Stock Meeting 1920

Notices encompass Ross S. Nielson homestead proof filing in Wyoming with witnesses listed and March 30 1920 final proof date. also a Wyoming Refining Company stockholders meeting proposed for March 12 1920 in Cheyenne to reduce par value from 40 to 1 and to rename to Kanahoma Oil Gas. It notes Tulsa Oklahoma date and president Nelson.

THE Wyoming Refining Company Wyoming Tefinery Company First - National Bank Cheyenne Wyoming Kanahoma Oil & Gas Company Tulsa Oklahoma Wyoming Refining Nelson

Notice of Final Settlement in Nielsen Estate

Final settlement notice for the estate of Niels D Nielsen deceased. F Perry Williams filed with the Cheyenne Garamie County Wyoming district court a final account and petition for distribution. Creditors and interested parties may examine the documents and file objections within thirty days after the last publication, otherwise settlement will be made at 40 o clock in the forenoon on the 29th day.

Niels D. Nielsen F. Perry Williams Cheyenne Garamie County Wyoming

Land Office Notice of Intent to Patent in Wyoming

Public notice from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated February 43 41 20% announces Bbt or Dilene of Little Bear Wyoming filed for land by homestead June 28 1915 No 10158669 4a7 lots 3B 4 8 SH Mee of Sbetion 49 township 1 North range 1 West Wy. Mheee filed notices of intention to make proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on March 25 4920. Claimants Alex Nimmo Cha yenne Wyoming Oxcan A Bylttan Mason Charlie Gohens Lilly Bear WILL HEID. RPAjstor.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming Ross S. Nielson Little Bear, Woy Township Range Meridian Hagfied Ghayenne Herman Drube Little Bear Clarence Steck Ae Frank DeTalente Thouis DeTalente United States Choysonne Wye Alex Nimmo Chayenne Oxcan Bylttan Mason Ghoyen Arlie Gohens Lilly Department, of the Interior Notigh R. Russell Pee ‘Ganon Wyo P. Meridan Register and Land Office I Arthur Hussell Granitedanon Melvin Kinnaman Atefsronite

Land Office Notices at Cheyenne and Cheyenne Public Sale

A 1920 public land notice advertises final three year proofs for Marcus M Kennels at Cam Beal Wyoming and listing bidders for Emma By Stock land sale in Cheyenne with details of dates March 25 1920 and Feb 5 12 19 26 March 4 notices. Also announces a separate three year final proof notice for Busgene R Russell in Granitedan Wyoming with witnesses Arthur Hussell Melvin Kinnaman and others.

Local Notice From Citizens National Bank Building

A brief archival notice mentions an annual meeting to be held at the office of the President at Citizens National Bank Building on February 28, 1920. Officials listed include Dr. Nelson as Brasident and a secretary identified as Bel Ghar with initials and cryptic lines surrounding the event.

Citizens National Bank

Daily Market Report From Omaha Corn Prices and Livestock Quotes

The report lists futures and cash prices for corn and oats, with May and July corn values around 1.33 to 4.29 and assorted livestock quotes including steers, cows, calves, and lambs. Receipts and market tone indicate steady to lower trends, with regional figures from Omaha dated February 25.

Notice of Intent to file for final land claim

Publication announces intent by William H. H. Wyom Henety to make final year proof for land described before the U S Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming. Names witnesses Ed Garner Pagory Johngan George Heary George Madtiny and Will Reid. Dates listed Wed five and months March 44.

Intenton Notich William Henety Seokert Hines Offica Margh Ed Garner Fadaral Pagory Johngan Raderal George

Weather favorable for livestock amid lighter snow

The weekly summary notes a mostly favorable week with some snow across the state. Temperatures ran 4-5 degrees above normal, averaging day 39 and night 22, with extremes from 57 to 6. Cheyenne 56 percent sun, Sheridan 60. Snow beneficial for small grains, livestock fair, some feed shipped in, roads varying from fair to poor with drifting snow and mud.

Alood Douglas Cheyanne Sheridan Lander Sal Lake Thayer Jr Ft. Bridger. Tn

Mayor Taylor Considers Vancouver Industrial Festival Invite

Mayor Taylor received a telegram inviting him to the Great American Industrial Festival in Vancouver from April 19 to 24. The message promised to cover all travel and Vancouver expenses if he attends. The telegram bore John C. Putman’s signature, though his role is unclear. Mayor Paylor weighs the invitation.

B. Taylor Vancouver Toj Taylor John C. Putman Paylor

City police crack down on sidewalk snow cleanup ordinance

Chief C Fi Emberg vows strict enforcement of the snow and ice removal rule for householders. Seven men including George Christopolis and Clarence E Lane were fined 4 each. others were cited or warned and warrants planned. Traffic enforcement continues with AGC Brasttcar fined 3 for a car muffler violation.

Severm Cheyenne C. Fi Emberg George Christopolis Clarence E. Lane R. Berkley E. Mahin C. ¥. Siefried Gomez Mack Hess Emberg Brasttcar

Grain and Livestock Markets Report From Minneapolis and Chicago

Market notes from Minneapolis and Chicago show grain prices for barley oats and wheat with values around 2.47 to 5.46 per unit and a Chicago livestock market with strong demand. Reported are bids for steers heifers cows and calves, plus lambs and sheep with varied quotations and receipts around several thousand head.

Postal Telegraph Moves Little Way

The Postal Telegraph shifts operations from 4:22 this week to a new location at West Seine Colni Way one door east 4120 West Seine. J H Johnson of Denver directs the move as a one man division head. completion will take several more days. The vacated telegraph room will be handled by Most National Bank.

Lincoln Seine Colni J. H. Johnson Denver Foneman Hanbed National’ Bank

Omaha Livestock Hogs Market Report February 25

Omaha market highlights hog sales around 9,500 head with active demand. Prices ranged up to 20 cents higher, top at 13.80 per hundredweight. Bulk sales about 13.43 to 13.60, heavy weights 13.30, light weights 13.40 to 13.75 indicating broad demand across classes.

Chicago Fab Webb Light Jeddley Jckoipe Omaha Livestock Omaha U. S

Father and Son Supper at Church Tonight

A father and son supper is planned at the Congregational Church at 6 13 o'clock tonight under the auspices of the men's club. Dr. B T Barry, club president, announced details. Each man expects to host a son, or someone else s son, and bring a string. Children under 10 may attend. meals cost 50 cents per plate. The evening features films Hot Springs and the Gaysers and A Trip to the Home of Wulner Burbank, plus a talk by Rev C F Fisher, church pastor.

T. Barry Son Wilde Shawna Hot Springs Wulner Burbank C. F. Fisher

Irish Affairs Here to Be Spoken at High School Tonight

A local committee plans an address on the Irish question at 8 o clock this evening in the high school gymnasium. Golden of New York will deliver the lecture to American citizens. Officials of the Cheyenne post of the American Legion request attendance.

Mine ‘Golden of New / York Thea Ireland Ira Gheyenne Post Thie Legion

Fragmented text hints at a legion meeting and issues

The readable fragments mention a legion and a meeting with concerns about derailments and problems. Names and specifics are unclear, but the tone suggests a report on a group gathering addressing internal or external challenges.

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