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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1914
Page
15
Clarence D. Ashley argues for reducing legal numbers while raising a highly trained educated corps. He contends the system is antiquated and inadequately served by poorly educated lawyers admitted nationwide and calls for strengthening law schools to reform administration of justice.
Market reports from Denver and Chicago dated Jan 6 indicate light cattle offerings with a generally dull trade. Good fed cattle near last week’s values, while medium and plainer grades fall 10 to 15 cents. feeders and calves softer, hogs and sheep mixed with regional price movements.
Omaha live stock totals show cattle receipts at 6,800 with native steers 6.50 to 8.80 and calves 9 to 10. Western and Texas steers range 5.65 to 7.15. Hogs receipts 15,500 with heavy at 7.90 to 8.15 and bulk hogs 7.80 to 8.00. Sheep receipts 7,700 with yearlings 6.00 to 7.00 and lambs 7.00 to 8.00.
Cash grain quotes from Kansas City list wheat No 2 hard 84 to 89 cents per bushel red 92 papl ce, No 2 mixed corn 66 cents, No 3 GA bho 68, oats 40, No 2 white 60, May and July futures shown for wheat and corn with various price levels. High level market snapshot shows bid prices across wheat corn oats with both cash and futures activity.
A Washington Star joke exchange cites a woman asking if her husband will stay awake to care for the infant. The other replies confidently that she fed him a Welsh rabbit for dinner, implying it will keep him awake a while.
A cluttered passage from a monthly record mentions a loan request and quirky financial banter. It references a daughter buying a gift, a fatherly exchange, and assorted nonsensical phrases about investments and advice. The extract presents fragmented dialogue without clear context or outcome.
Notice states at a November 12 1018 stockholders meeting all shares were present and the motion to dissolve the corporation was unanimously adopted as debts are paid and the business is not active.
A notice from Cheyenne Wyoming states an intention to make a final three year above described claim before the register and receiver. The filing party A S Land Office lists witnesses D B Curtis John McGowan Floyd Holmes all of Divide Wyoming and Anna Cowan of Cheyenne Wyoming. The notice is dated January 13.
Marketed listings show Mark A Chapman Insurance on Weat 19th Street with phone 67 alongside D W Riner Co Insurance Loans Real Estate and Surety Bonds at 1723 Carey Ave Cheyenne Wye Clyde Early Funeral Director Embalmer with 135 calls and O $14 W 16th La Pash Hair Dressing Parlors offers goods massages and manicure outfits at Plains Hotel Bldg with phone 6 W
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