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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1911
Page
6
Denver reports robust demand for cattle with liberal show stock sales and prices close to yesterday. Beef steers bring 6.00 to 6.10, cows 4.25 to 5.24, veal calves 5.00 to 7.75, and feeders 4.60 to 5.35, while hogs top at 7.90 and sheep trade remains quiet but steady.
The report shows steady poultry prices with hens slightly plentiful and turkeys arriving more than last week. Demand remains brisk for live poultry with fair receipts and daily clearances. Fresh fruits like Cubs pineapples arrive at $5.50 per crate while vegetables hold firm or rise. Wool buyers enter the market as heavy demand and larger purchases emerge.
The notice urges readers to try State Reader Want Ads for best results in locating jobs homes and services. It highlights ease of use and broad reach for local seekers and advertisers.
Salt Creek oil field development cited by E Richard Shipp and T. Wal-Philp as four active ventures in Natrona county with a new well producing 400 barrels daily. A suggested route to a bolt between Bucknam and Cad oma on a Wyoming extension is outlined. In Casper asbestos field the International Asbestos company plans a three percent dividend from last August profits.
Promote Wyoming and Cheyenne by sending the State Leader to Eastern friends or business contacts. Special subscriptions offered by mail with rates for one year three dollars seventy five cents, six months two dollars, and three months one dollar. Call the Leader office at 03 to start today.
A druggist offers PAZO OINTMENT with a refund if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The claim emphasizes quick relief and a money back guarantee.
John M. Ward former New York Giants second baseman and 1909 National League presidential candidate arrived in Chicago to attend the United States Golf Association meeting. He endorsed the St Andrews club rules for golf and said the Giants are his choice for the league pennant this year.
New York report states society figure Mrs. Thomas Ashley Dent disputes her husband, a wealthy furniture dealer with interests in New York and Grand Rapids. Dent owns a Pelham Manor country residence and has publicized the policy after this date. He accuses his wife of extravagance.
New York report estimates a two foot shelf of ten rare volumes would fetch about 250000. Items include Goteburg Bible 60000, Paalter 1457 50000, Receyver Troy Caxton 40000, Caxton Canterbury Tales 20000, Malory Morte d Arthur 20000, Book of General Laws 1649 10000, Venus and Adonis 10000, Printer 1459 copy 10000.
Washington reports the house judiciary committee backed a Hobson Bill to punish spies during peace. Penalties include five to ten years’ penitentiary and fines up to 1000 dollars for marking defenses with sinister intent. The measure cites foreign motives and reflects dispatch reports on Philippines activity.
Citizens urged to support the State Leader by mail with subscription options of 3, 6, or 12 months. Mailings save time for letters. Contact 1814 Carey Ave, Cheyenne. phone 93 for details.
Brighton Colorado January 14 work will start within weeks on the proposed Brighton beet sugar factory with a 400 ton daily capacity. Two thousand acres of beets have already been pledged by local farmers to the project as Altolf Volter, president of the Brighton Beet Sugar Company, arranges financing in Chicago.
Denardo Biennidia waits in jail for a chance at marriage to Nunziata Ara after his twenty second proposal. The court records show the couple's clash following her refusal and a prior attack. He is held on 40000 bail for trial on a charge of attempted murder.
Local classified notes invite readers to explore reeulie styled listings in the Stale Pender section. Shoppers may find practical items and opportunities through the compact ads showcasing available goods and services.
The 8 8 Oceana of Bermuda Atlantic Steamship plans a record Bermuda run leaving New York next Thursday at 4 pm under Captain Schwimmberger. The company intends weekly departures to Hamilton Bermuda, with a return voyage to New York, all within about eighty nine hours for a sea outing over fourteen hundred miles. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
Los Angeles hosts two days of racing with thirteen events on January 14 and 15. Top horses and jockeys are set to contest strong fields as spectators anticipate fast times.
The opening day features trials and new records in stock events. Entrants include Ralph DePalma with a Simplex Nine and Frank Dearborn with a Flat Nine, along with H Wilcox on National Six. A 25-mile race lists Jope Hartford, Wilcox on National, Moors on National, L Nikrent on Buick, and Knox Six among entries.
The Lyric Orchestra led by Chas Gardner will perform for patrons at Le Haron Restaurant. Shows run from 12:30 to 1:20 PM and again at 6:45 PM.
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