Notice to Homestead Claimant and Help Wanted Ads
A 1919 notice announces Alvin J. Atchison of Camp Stool Wyoming intends a nine year proof on his homestead entry filed in 1918. The announcement lists witnesses and a January 19 1920 filing date at Cheyenne U S Land Office. Separate ads seek clean cotton rags and two teams for steady work at the Leader Office and State ad sections.
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Alvin J. Atchison
Gamp Stool
Wyoming
Township
6Th P
Meridian
U.S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wm. Brown
Camp Stoel
Wyo
Wm. Schreaves
Wye
M. M. Kennells
Camp Stl
L. A. Peaster
Camp Stool
Wyse
Will Reid
Register
Casper Construction Boom Seen in 1920 as Refineries Lead
Casper, Wyoming reports 1920 shows $2,065,210 in building projects from refinieries and $2,500,000 plus highway work. Major items include St Gemone church 125,000 and West Casper school 100,000 with several schools and banks listably upgraded. About 300 residences added, averaging 4,500 each. Community notes condolences for Jamon Shields.
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Casper
Wyo
Des
Eoumnetens
St. Gemone Catholi
Vocational High Pot
West Casper
Odd Fellows
Blackmore
National Bank
State Hospital
Rex
City Gossip and Visitors in the City
A flurry of arrivals and locals noted in Cheyenne with names including Fred Coad Robert Herman William Krueger of Pine Bluff and Mary Blanchard of Granite Canyon. Residents like Carl Davidson from Hanpa J A Kirkpatrick and J J Borst visit while ads tout baby carriages and Union Trust savings.
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Fred Coad
Robert Herman
William Krueger
Pine Buffs
Price Hike Seen for Crude Oil Across Midwest Fields
Anticipated 25 cent barrel rise by major buyers in Mid-Continent and Wyoming implies higher New price levels. Kansas Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana crude could reach 83 a barrel with Wyoming grades climbing toward Elk Basin Grass Creek and Lance Creek values. Midwest Refining has not yet acted though the rise in Mid-Continent prices continues to affect markets.
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Mid-Continent
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Elk Basin
Grass Creek Dai
Lance Creek
Pilot Butte
Midwest Refining
Business Women's Meeting Highlights Cheyenne Officers Elected
The Cheyenne Business Women's Club held a meeting where Marga Weaver was elected president, Eke Wain secretary, Ley vice president, Eadth treasurer, and Miss chairman of the con a meeting was held at the W. A. A resolution favored the ratification of the ...
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Cheyenne
Marga Fhet’ Weaver
Eke Wain
Ley
Eadtth
W. A
Business Club
Fosdick Completes Motorcycle Course at Milwaukee Factory
BR. H. Fosdick, a motorcycle mechanic, has finished a course at the Harley Davidson factory school in Milwaukee and returned home with a final grade of 98. His good work earned him praise from the factory staff.
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BR. H. Fosdick
Harley-Davidson
Milwaukee
Cembadune
Daily Market Report Covers Grain and Livestock Prices
Minneapolis grain and Omaha grain show mixed corn and wheat quotes with hogs and cattle futures. Chicago live stock market logs higher hog prices and steady cattle values as receipts update. Notable figures include No. 4 white corn around 64.93 at Omaha and mixed hogs at top prices near 14.10.
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Minnneapolis
Minneapolis
Omaha Grain
Omaha
Corm
Cheyenne Stores to Close Saturday Night
Cheyenne merchants announce immediate daily closing at 6 pm to end Saturday and payday nights. The Fashion Ingersoll's Myers Dry Goods and The Eggery sign the agreement, with other high class dealers expected to join this nationwide trend.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Dry Goods
Ingersoll's
Myers Dry Goods Company
Eggery
Market Report Yields Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Receipts show hogs, cattle, and sheep with varied values. Feeder steers around 87 cents per pound, cows around 6.25, heifers near 14.75, and lambs 18.40. Trade appears steady with mixed prime to medium grades and culls in the bottom tier.
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Omaha
Deo. al
Stoek
Mild Weather Brings Relief for Livestock Conditions
Weather outlook for Wyong and week ahead shows milder temperatures with scattered sun and light rains in places. Temperatures run above normal, with pockets of warmth in Cheyenne and Salt Lake regions. however feed shortages persist across central eastern districts delaying transport and causing ongoing stock losses, while some herds show steady gains in southern districts. Special reports note variable readings in Ally, Lily, Done Duke, and other local points.
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Migtt
Sunellio
Ally
South Paes
Done Duke
Sheriff Is Back from Vacation
Deputy Sheriff Louie W. Larsom arrived home yesterday after nearly two weeks vacation and is back on duty in the sheriff's office. He spent his vacation at Fort Dodge, Iowa, and says the good weather there was welcome after bad weather in town during his stay.
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Louie W. Larsom
Fort Dodge
Cheyenne
Methods and success in selective practice
A reflection on how success does not prove the methods used are correct yet notes that certain approaches tend to succeed. The author discusses the relationship between technique, decision making, and outcomes in practical situations.
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Oakland
Chalmers
Frederickson Ogcagr
Ron Sale
Gajk't
Thames’ &1
Martin Bernateih Tacher
Orl
SOGEW
Frank Koening
Granite Canon
Thames St
16Th St
Cheyenne Service
U. P. Depot
Department of the Interior
United States Land ‘Fiffies
Cheyenne, Wyo
Steam
Er Oo
Jamon Shields
Patrick Shields
Pamily
William Shields
Jona Shields
Wilaoa
Pitaatmmans
Kret Kinney and
Yonn Deon
City News
EB. Draper of
Gasper
Moffatt
Mary Blanchard
Granite Ganyon
B. A. Lathrop
M. E. Hinton
St. Fisher
BE. Saltmarsh
Laramie Art
City
Hobbs, Hucktelat & Finkbiner
Carl Davidson
Hanpa
William ©. Irvine
A. W. Kohl
Douglas
the Plains
C.F. RB. Cronberg of
Medicine
John Brallier of
Suskie
Martin Gabill
Rock Springs
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
Max Goldberg
Abe Blatt
Mrs
A. J. Reed
Chugwater
The
Normandie
Jerry McCarthy
Littleorse Creek
J.J. Borst
Wheatland
Roy L. Russell
May
Rock River
Albany
Union Trust Company
A. M. Carlson of
Saratoga
A P. Gorell of
Buford
S. L. Willis
Sian
Business Women’s
Fosdick
Daily Market Report Courtesy
Taylor & Clay
Omaha L
Cmicago
Poe Ee Ne
United States
Biggutess
Nation
Vertisers
Asec
America
M’manus
Mere
Golly
Margie
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