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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1918
Page
7
Fragmented price quotes and stock listings show a jumble of commodities and company names with irregular formatting. Several entities such as Northwest, Western Express, Petroleum, and National Pet appear amid inconsistent numbers and shorthand, indicating a clipped market bulletin or ad page.
Cattle trade mixed with higher quotations at other markets. beef steers range from 10.60 to 16.25, cows to 9.00, calves around 8.50, and stockers to 1050 with fair quality. Hog prices up, lambs and sheep demand firm. loads reported, with fat cattle receipts around 1,000 and market steady to strong. Prices cited across multiple markets including Anzac City and PAO with regional variations and stocker activity noted.
A telegraphic despatch from Odessa relays that sixty two naval officers were slain during two days of clashes at Sebastopol with horors echoing Kronstadt. The report notes brutal disorder and mass killings amid wartime turmoil.
An ad notes a pending patent for a heater device said to cut coal bills to a third and heat 3800 cubic feet more evenly. It promises a $82 winter saving and invites trials with a three day return option. Also mentions a January Odd Fellows meeting and a corporate notice dated December 2017.
State certification for Union Health and Accident Insurance Company of Denver authorized to transact in Wyoming for current year. Legal notice to non resident Steven Lehmer, divorce action filed October 10 1917 in Laramie County. Proceedings warn response by February 14 1918. Also divorce petition by William G DeGollyer against Biddle DeGollyer in First Judicial District, Laramie County, with default risk. Weekly notices for six weeks.
Notice by J Carlin president and A N Davies secretary that Casper Townsith Company Wyoming corporation dissolves. Stockholders met at No 44 First National Bank Building Denver Colorado December 8 1901 and voted to dissolve after settling all debts. Witness signatures and seal attached.
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