Denver Market Report from January cattle and hogs sales
In Denver the cattle market showed solid receipts with strong demand for prime cattle though overall volume was limited. Steers and fat cows traded mixed to firmer values while feeding cattle held $3.00 to $4.50 with quality guiding price. Hog prices ranged from 7.85 to 7.95 with scarce offerings and steady early sales. Sheep demand remained good but no trades occurred as shipments were sought.
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Denver
Pritt
North Park
Gunnison
Fair fruit and poultry trade amid steady markets in Denver
Denver reports a fair fruit trade with apples selling well and stock prices generally firm. Poultry shows best week but no rush, with springs and broilers scarce while hens and roosters are fairly offered. Butter steady, country butter at unusually low levels due to large cold storage supplies. Wool in St Louis unchanged with medians and fine categories listed.
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Denver
Car Repairer Severely Injured In Union Pacific Plant Accident
Norman Litterer, a car repairer, was injured after a fall from a chute at the Union Pacific ice plant. He sustained a concussion of the brain and was found unconscious, remaining in serious condition at St. John's hospital after more than twenty four hours.
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Union Pacific
Norman Litterer
St. John's Hospital
Severe Snow Blocks Western Pacific Lines in Sierra Nevada
Salt Lake City Jan 18 Snow storms the most severe in years block the Southern Pacific lines in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Poor Western Pacific trains are stalled and ten Southern. It is hoped both roads will be opened to arrow.
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Salt Lake
Southern Western Pacific
Sierra Nevada
Western Pacific
Southern
Arrow
Wyoming legislature debates county divisions and labor bills
The Wyoming legislature weighs county division measures with Hot Springs county creation on the agenda. Debates labor reform eight hours as a standard and pension proposals for teachers. Proceedings include journal corrections and committee boundary changes as lawmakers push to enlarge the county affairs committee and schedule a senatorial election.
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Pearson
Wyoming
Sullivan
Hot Springs
Big Horn
Fremont
Thermopolle
Holliday Willl
Schuol Teachers of
Hove
Stickney
Soma
Davis
House
Miller
Hall
Senate
Clark
Metz
Mets
Committee On Judiciary
Iy Mets
Ny Metz
Eale
Department of Labor
Flamittee
Ay Metz
Iy Metz
Mette
County Survey
Ry. Blums
Shee
Wi Ming
Anid
Ty Holliday
Wolliday
Holliday
Senate of
House of Representatives
Apte
Lyric Rooming House Bought by Mrs Howls MacKenaie
Mrs Howls MacKenaie of 510 West First Street purchases the Lyric Rooming House at 213 West Sixteenth Street. The house formerly operated by Geo Proctor now changes hands as telephones and records confirm the transfer.
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Mra. Howls MacKenaie
1St St
16Th Bt
Lyric
Geo. Proctor
Bulldog Guarded Body. Police Poison Bulldog Hyatt
A bulldog guarding the dead body of Stamme ter named Hyatt in a Bartholomew Close house held a dozen policemen at bay for seven hours. Attempts to coax the dog away failed and it was later poisoned by strychnine in milk.
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London
Stammeter
Hyatt
Bartholomew Close
Quarantine Measures in China Over Bubonic Plague
In Pekin on January 13 authorities decided to quarantine the great wall area to curb the plague spread and suspend all second and third class traffic as a precautionary measure.
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Pekin
China
Great Wall
The Paper That Meets Your Needs Is the Paper to Take
The State Leader aims at Wyoming readers with daily coverage of home affairs. It urges locals to stay informed on state happenings to improve their condition and that of their state.
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Aiea
Erie
Etheiok
Ieden
Ren Talip
Watt Fireagdon
Senate
Ougintgs BR. BH
Tew's
Rawlins Repubican
Albany County
Me. Blenter
Vialae
Sheridan
Chew
W. H. Huntley
T! Sheridan Post
Maxwell
Peel
Wyoming
Hentley
Progressive Republice
Union
Not the Quantity But What it Contains
On the first page of the State Leader readers find important news from dozens of cities and towns nationwide and worldwide. Page 2 covers state news, page 3 Cheyenne society and local news, page 4 presents editorials on city and state affairs, and another page focuses on Wyoming sports.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
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Sherman Co
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Byecker
Derker
Enate Commuers
Schwoobd
Red H. Blume
W. H. Easly
John L. Sawyer
Patrick Sullivan
George A. Cross
Ways and Meate
William Madden
A. D. Hosking
A. E B. Hoyt
John B. Kendrick
W. A. Hyde
G. H. Jay
Din
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James W
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Alfred M. Brock
Wm. R. Dubois
Samuel F. Price
Freda Hf. Blume
F. A. Hadweil
J. BE. Chapman
W. MH. Goettsche
Ishmael
Chapman
Wo As Hyde
A.B. Hoyt
Wh, Taylor
John A. Kenrick
Wm. Madden
Geo. J. McClellan
I. C, Jeffers
W. H. Qoettsche
Tahmael C. Jefferies
Henry Maynard
Birney A. Sage
A. Pf. Hogkinge
Alfred M. Trot
J. B. Ch Ipnan
W. H. Taylor
A. J. Hocking
Dutta Dos Minen
Cocettsete
J. W Chrisman
Morray
Wighwave
George
Medellan
Wm. R. Dohos
Jacob Nerner
A. F. Fovt
Birney M. Rave
J Ries Carnenier
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Bott
Morar
Jeffarta
Phapruid
W. M. Goettaehe
Hordin
Patel
Sallivear
Fan
Staten
Hadwell
G. Be Meciian
Haterday
Co. Grows
Urrork
Leviehyive
Jobpeau
Iad
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