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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1912
Page
7
Public notices outline classified advertising rates at one cent per word with 15 cent minimum and 25 cent special for three words. Railway timetable lists Union Pacific routes, arrivals and departures for Eastbound and Westbound trains with multiple numbers and times across cities.
Incorporation recorded in Cheyenne Wyoming on January 28 1911 for The Blake Miller Company to engage in leather goods saddlery and related manufacturing and to lease or purchase real estate and equipment. capital stock 1500 shares one dollar each. Three directors O Neil B Miller Charles B Prior Grant K Hudson. Agent for service O Neil B Miller Casper Natrona County. Also city water waste penalties announced by City Marshal.
The Stockholders of Leader Publishing Company will hold an annual meeting at 2:80 oclock p.m. Tuesday January 0, at East Carey Avenue Cheyenne Wyoming. The meeting will address election of directors and any other proper business as may come before the meeting. Leaver Publishing Company by J Ross Carpenter, President.
Market activity across cattle hogs and sheep shows steady to strong demand. Good to choice steers bring 4.50 to 6.15, cows 4.25 to 5.26, bulls 3.75 to 7.00, with feeders 3.75 to 5.25. hogs trade 5.95 to 6.20, sheep margins solid and lambs up to 6.80. New York stocks list Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific among key names. cattle market from South Omaha and St Louis wool trends noted.
Notice states The Findley Mines Company was incorporated in Wyoming on December 1st by filing a certificate of incorporation. The company aims to acquire real estate and mining interests in Wyoming and Colorado, operate mines and mills, own water rights, and borrow funds, with a fifty year existence term.
Certificate filed in the Secretary of State office outlines capital stock at 50 million dollars divided into 2 million shares of par value .023 percent each. Directors for the year are L. G. Carlton A. B. Carlton and W. A. Mann. Principal offices listed as 701 W. 1st St Cheyenne Laramie County with agent W. R. Grier. Operations also planned in Teller County Colorado. Thomas Hunter L. G. Carlton, Attorney, President.
The note describes pennant color codes for weather reading with combinations. It lists flags No 1 through No 8 indicating fair weather rain or snow and related temperature changes. Interactions between No 1 No 4 No 8 determine warmer colder conditions and local rain or snow readings.
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