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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1911
Page
14
New York January report outlines the planned electric towpath railway along the canal to haul ships via a rack driven track. The Canal Commission seeks millions in steel for construction and expects operation within two years for the canal opening.
Secretary Treat of the California Jockey Club declared to the Alameda county grand jury that no further overcoat betting will occur at Emeryville race track. The pledge, backed by sixteen bookmakers, aims to enforce the anti gambling law which allows only oral wagers and bans recording bets.
Citizens urged to support state leader program with annual or monthly mail rates listed. Contact details given for the State Office at 3818 Carey Ave and phone number for inquiries.
Beef and hog markets show strong demand with steers selling up to 6.40 and a wide range from 5.75 to 6.00 for common grades. Cows fetch 4.50 to 5.40, bulls firm, veal steady, feeders and stockers in good demand. Omaha reports steady cattle and hog markets with solid receipts. wool prices in St. Louis listed as quiet with regional variations.
The Denver market shows better poultry receipts yet no surplus and firm prices with brisk demand for all stock. Springs and heat move faster than other poultry while eggs show a weaker run and expect slight price gains next week. Fruit and vegetables hold steady and markets remain firm. rabbits sell well with clean stock daily. New York copper spot quotes at 12.10 to 12.40.
March figures show Tin-Easy and Lead-Quiet with spot prices around 39.20 and 4.45 respectively. New York and East St. Louis quotes appear for Spelter-Quiet and Iron-Quiet with varied ranges, while Bar Silver-54 4c reports in St. Louis. Lead-Firmer hits 84.37% with Spelter-Higher at 5.40 amid broad metal market fluctuations.
The Buchanan's Orchestra performs Saturday with sets at 3 10 5 and 7 PM at Truckey's. MelT Me at Truckey's is featured in the program.
A prominent Western Golf Association official says the move to nationalize the WGA is not dead and could reemerge at the January 21 meeting. He notes there has been more talk on the issue than most golfers imagine and believes it would not take much effort to rekindle momentum.
The text hints at heightened emotions and potential clashes at the upcoming annual United States Golf Association gathering with tightened scrutiny of wear and conduct, suggesting a charged atmosphere amid rivalries.
Bi near term of consistory rings may be seen at bureau shelves in this notice.
Carl Morris, labeled Oklahoma's white man's hope, announced he will travel to England in the spring to pursue a bout with Bombardier Wells and other British challengers to Johnson. Joe Woodman of Boston wired Morris offering to take him abroad, and Morris accepted.
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