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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1920

Page

14

Court orders sale of decedent’s real estate to pay debts

It appears by petition of John H. Conway administrator of Enrique D Luce deceased that sale of the real estate is necessary to pay administration debts. The court sets February 46, 4920 at 10 a.m. in Cheyenne for respondents to show cause why an order to sell should not be granted. Publication for four weeks begins January 42, 1920 in the Cheyenne State Leader.

John H. Conway Enrique D, Luce Cheyenne Laramie County Wyoming Gheyenne

Notice of Estate and School Bond Sale in Laramie WY

Estate of John S. Loffel deceased letters testamentary granted January 8 1920 executor Edgar Liffel. Public notice sale of school district bonds for building schools in Laramie County Wyoming. 90 bonds of 1000 dollars each, 5 percent interest, due 25 years from December 15 1919, bids due January 21 1920 at 8:30 PM.

John S. Loffel W. Q. Phelan Gitizens National Bank Edgar Liffel Laramie Wyomina Board of School Trustees of School District No State of Wyoming A. D Laramie County Cheyenne Kountze Brothers City of New York State of New York Board of Trustees Messrs

Annual meeting notice and Cheyenne council minutes 1920

The Wyoming Fuel Oil Company annual stockholders meeting is set for February 9 1920 at 10 a m in room 4512 Kirst National Bank building Cheyenne Wyoming with secretary E K Lesser issuing the notice. City Council records show January 12 1920 regular session with drainage ordinance bill read first time and adjournment. City Clerk J J Showalter certifies abstract of minutes.

Wyoming Fuel Oil Company Kirst National Bank Cheyenne Wyoming EK. J. Lesser Hirsig J. J. Showalter State of Laramie

Oak Leaf Chapter OES to Attend Funeral of Sarah G Lawson

Members of Oak Leaf Chapter No 6 O E S are requested to meet at the Masonic temple at 2 30 oclock Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral of our late Sister Sarah G Lawson by order of the Worthy Matron.

Oo. E. Ss Oak Leaf Chapter No. 6 Masonic Temple Sarah G. Lawson

Wire Breaks But Current Keeps on Coming

Riverton Wyoming January 12 Despite a transmission line break between the Boysen dam power plant and Riverton the citycontinued to receive electricity. Officials said the ends of the broken wire lay within a foot of each other and the current bridged the gap with little loss, preventing darkness.

Riverton Wyo Boysen Dam

Patsy Brannigan Knocks Out Kid Ross in Lusk Bout

Patsy Brannigan defeated Kid Ross in the fourth round of a ten round bout in Lusk Wyoming on Saturday night. Brannigan will meet Young Fontana in the chief event staged at Fort D. A. Russell next Thursday in honor of General Pershing.

Lusk Wyo Patsy Brannigan Kid Ross Brannigan Young Fontana Fort D. A. Russell General Pershing

Tony and George Pankovich Return to Birnec Roots

Croatian brothers Tony and George Pankovich, after sixteen years in American coal mines, leave Cambria Wyoming for New York and then Birnec Jugoslavia. Tony vows to return to America with wife and daughter he has not seen, declaring they are Americans and criticizing serfdom in Russia.

Cambria Wyo George Tony Pankovich New York Birnec Jugo-Slavia Tony America Pankovich Brothers United States Europe Russia

Newcastle to Build $150,000 Hotel Promised

Oil development in Wyoming brings prospects of first class hotels. Newcastle forms a company to erect a $150,000 hotel, following a trend seen in towns that previously had poor hotel facilities.

Newcastle Wyo Wyoming

Bringing Up Father cartoon feature

A dated comic panel from the Bringing Up Father strip by King features the ongoing adventures of Dad and his family. The illustration emphasizes humor and domestic antics typical of early 20th century newspaper entertainment.

Cleveland Chamber Party Plans Cheyenne Stop on Trade Tour

The Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Manufacturers and Wholesale Merchants Board will visit Cheyenne on March 5 as part of a sixty hundred mile western trade extension. The group aims to strengthen industrial ties between Cleveland and Cheyenne, with board members and their wives traveling by special Pullman coaches. The tour is the forty ninth extension, with prior trips to Belgium, France, and England.

Cheyenne Far West Manufacturers and Wholesale Merchants Board Cleveland Chamber of Commerce Cleveland Party Ohio Manufacturers and Merchants Board of Cleveland United States Belgium France England California Kansas Missouri Colorado Utah Arizona New Mexico West C. L. Fish Cleveland Board America Kansas City

Coyote Farming Might Outpace Sheep in Wyoming

In Kemmerer Wyoming on January 12 local flockmasters ponder breeding coyotes after fur market gains. A trapper earned 97 dollars for four pelts with a top skin at 35 dollars and a ten dollar bounty per coyote, while sheep losses and bounties influence decisions.

Kemmerer Wyo

Receiver appointed for Liberty Potash plant in Green River

A receiver was named for Liberty Potash Company which built a $1,000,000 leucite potash plant in Green River. Attorney T. S. Taliaferro predicts quick settlement of difficulties and future expansion to multiple units, declaring Sweetwater County holds vast world potash potential. The plant is described as a key unit in a planned network of facilities.

Green River Wyo Liberty Potash Company T. S. Taliaferro Rock Springs Sweetwater County Interior Department Taliaferro Wyoming

Decline of Vienna After War Shrinks Historic Capital

Vienna once a world renowned capital with over two million residents faces drastic decline as the old empire dissolves. The loss of traffic, government business, prestige, and money leaves the city with little reason for greatness. Starvation further decimates the population as Vienna nears a small obscure status.

Vena Vienna Wapsburg Austria

Daily Market Report Highlights Corn and Cattle Prices

Market report shows May corn around 1.33 to 1.35 per unit with various futures bids and weights listed. Cattle receipts total 13 500 with killing grade steady to 25 cents lower, beef steer prices up to 18.50 for prime and heavy weights, cow and veal calf values mixed, sheep and lambs receipts around 43 000 with lambs at about 19 per 84 pounds.

Handy Wright

Chicago live stock market figures and price ranges

Hogs receipts 65,000 with prices down to 14.35 to 14.70 for various weights and types. cattle receipts 29,000 with mixed bids from 6.50 to 20.00 for beef cattle and feeders. sheep receipts 23,000 with lambs around 19.65 and ewes and culls quoted from 5 to 14.85. Omaha and Minneapolis items note hogs and grain prices. flour unchanged and grains listed with bids such as corn at 1.41 to 1.43 and oats at 2.83 to 3.5.

Minneapolis

Grain prices at Omaha market report

Omaha market notes show corn and oats pricing with various graded lines. No 5 white corn at 31.36, No 6 white at 81.45, No 4 yellow at 1.88 to 1.39, No 5 yellow 1.33 to 4.36, No 3 mixed 81.45, No 4 mixed 1.85, oats No 2 white 84 160, No 3 white 84c.

Omaha Grain Omaha

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