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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
6
Office of City Clerk in Cheyenne Wyoming issues a legal notice dated January 20 1920. The brief notice announces official procedural steps or required actions by residents or authorities within the city.
A mixed set of classified ads and legal notices includes Young Men for Railway Mail Glebes offering $410 monthly with examinations by R. Terry, and multiple probate items. Notices announce admin appointments for Evaline Omer and Mary H Sinon estates with filing deadlines, plus a Wyoming will probate for Ellen Conroy with court hearing set February 5.
The Cheyenne Home Builders Association invites bids by 2 pm February 3 1920 for fifty bungalows and for plumbing furnaces electrical wiring and fixtures. Plans available at the Secretary 522 Hynds Building Cheyenne. Also notices to creditors regarding Monica Buenger estate with six month and one year claim periods. Plus an unrelated mail order request promising money for sending 5c.
W W Wells of Toquin Michigan reports being on his feet all day and tired until using Foey Kidney Pills. He says they make him feel like a new man and he recommends them to customers. The ad urges prompt relief for kidney and bladder troubles.
Market notes show hog receipts and cattle figures across Omaha Chicago and Kansas City with day to day price ranges. Hogs top around 15.45 with weights varying from light to heavy and sows in the 14.60 to 15.10 range. cattle mixes reflect steady to higher bids for beef steers and varied stocker and feeder quotes. sheep and lambs show mixed values. Regional summaries indicate unsettled but directional moves in futures and cash markets across multiple grains and markets.
The Weather Bureau reports a week ending January 49th with unusually warm conditions. Day temperatures averaged 43, nights 29, with extremes of 60 and 16 below. Sunshine varied, ranges opened in southern districts and Big Horn Basin, stock herds gathered, feeding active, hay and grain shipments increasing, though feed scarcity persists and range horses were lost in the southwest as a cold wave approaches and snow falls in northern areas.
The notice states blanks were mailed to all Wyoming residents who filed returns in 1918. Others subject to 4919 taxation can obtain blanks by addressing the collector or from local banks.
Hon W C Irvine of Ross becomes the first Wyomingite to file a 1919 income tax return at the Wyoming internal revenue district headquarters. Collector Leslie A Mil Ligier notes the notable cattleman’s timely filing amid a busy period at the office. Ligier’s Beauty Parlors advertise 1920 beauty specialist opportunities, inviting interested women to inquire at Clara A Ligier Cheyenne or write for details.
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