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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
15
The page lists rates for classifieds including notices and death cards, plus want ads for the U S Marine Corps and Army recruitment. Also advertised are automotive training, legal notice for The Colorado King Mining Co and officers, with corporate details, stock, and offices in Cheyenne Wyoming.
County treasurer Luke Woodhens announces warrants issued from January 2, 1911, to January 20, 1914, payable at the county treasurer's office. Stamped property will be paid January 16, 1912, or as soon as possible. interest ceases on that date.
Denver stock market shows beef cattle selling from 4.55 to 5.75 for cows and steers with demand solid, while hogs top at 6.40 and discounts to 5.25 for lighter pigs. Sheep demand remains quiet but prices hold, feed and stockers steady with limited supply. New York and Omaha commodity listings indicate broader market levels and copper, steel, and mining prices.
In the District Court of Wyoming a bankruptcy case for J W Jamison Tankrupe Natal is set for a discharge hearing. The referee orders a hearing on January 22, 1018 at 10:00 AM in the 542 Plains Hotel, Cheyenne, to consider the discharge and related matters including counsel fees and expenses. A copy of the order is to be published in the Cheyenne State Leader.
Westbound and eastbound train numbers with arrivals and departures listed for Omaha to Portland and Cheyenne routes. Notable trains include No 17 Omahe-Portland Flyer and No 18 Portland-Omaha Flyer with specific times, plus No 2 Overland Limited and No 4 Atlantic Express with morning to afternoon schedules. Local freight and Colorado & Southern lines also appear with corresponding times.
Explanation of weather flags No 4 and related symbols lists fair weather and precipitation indicators. The sale text states the property is sold to satisfy a judgment of 105.85 dollars plus costs, with continued sale dates, dated Cheyenne Wyoming December 8 1914 by Sheriff L Hugs of Laramie County.
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