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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
6
Denver January market notes strong cattle receipts with good demand for desirable cattle and lower prices on plain cows. Beef steers light supply and steady to lower prices. hogs light and firm with tops near 7.95. sheep demand good with no trading this morning and shipments wanted.
In Denver on January 18 markets for fruit poultry and vegetables are steady with prices firm. Apples sell well and poultry remains strong though not rushing, with springs and broilers scarce. Butter and wool markets show limited changes and steady or lower packing stock demand.
Norman Litterer, a Sherman County car repairer, fell down a chute at the Union Pacific ice plant and struck his head. He was found unconscious and in serious condition at St. John's Hospital with a concussion, after being exposed for more than twenty four hours.
Snow storms sweep the Sierra Nevada blocking Southern Western Pacific lines. Trains are stalled and the outlook is grim with both routes hoped to reopen soon as crews work to clear a heavy mountain pass in Salt Lake Country.
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The Wyoming legislature opens with bills on eight hour city labor, county division measures creating Hot Springs county, and pensions for teachers. Debates include journal corrections, committee enlargements, and a November 26 election for a U S Senator replacement. Multiple Metz and Holliday measures cover labor, roads, mines, and public money, while county affairs and senate actions shape the session posturing.
Mrs Howls MacKenaie of 510 West First Street has purchased the Lyric Rooming House at 213 West Sixteenth Street. The Lyric was formerly run by Geo Proctor. Phone 44.
A bulldog named Hyatt guarded the corpse of Stamme ter in a London house on Bartholomew Close for seven hours. Police failed to coax the dog away and finally poisoned it with strychnine in milk to end the standoff.
Pekin January 13 only spread of bubonic plague in China led to quarantine of the great wall area and suspension of first class traffic, with second and third class traffic also halted as a precaution.
The paper emphasizes local state focus and urges Wyoming residents to stay informed on state affairs to improve their condition. It advocates daily publication as essential reading for every citizen.
The State Leader outlines its page plan with national and world news on page one, state news on pages two and three, editorials on page four, and a separate page dedicated to Wyoming sports, all presented in a fair and fearless manner.
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