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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
15
Local market activity was light with fresh receipts down from last week and prices mostly unchanged or slightly lower. A few turkeys arrived and prices may rise tomorrow. prevailing quotes list ranch beans, dairy butter, hams, and live turkeys with varied prices from Pioneer Produce & Commission Company.
The Tenver market reports fair cattle receipts with demand strong for cows and feeder stock. No fat steers on sale but good demand would push prices higher. veal and bulls sold well. Hogs showed brisk demand with mixed prices. top hogs around 7.82. Sheep were scarce with one fat ewe lot sold at 2.60. St Louis and New York market bullets follow with metal and commodity quotes across copper tin lead and zinc.
Classified ad notes one cent per word with a readback stating 18 cents for a short ad and an offer of 3 lines for 25 cents. Mentions rooms for rent at Frontier Hotel located at 609 West 17th Street.
Newman’s String Loans offers $25 000 loans on city property and lists furnished and unfurnished rentals. Numerous real estate and trade offers follow including farms near Cheyenne, ranches, houses with 10 acre tracts, lots in Holdredge and Park Additions, a grocery business, a real estate block, and trade proposals. Agent A M Newman at 970 C Capitol Ave with office 206 Black and residence 340% mentions car trades and insurance services.
Mary Jane Waugh files on January 16, 1914 in Laramie County District Court a divorce petition against William A Vnaugh non resident of Wyoming alleging more than one year of wilful failure to support. Respondent must answer by March 18, 1919 or petition will be treated as true and judgment given.
A proclamation from Cheyenne Wyoming declares a three month dog confinement period to curb hydrophobic bites. All dogs within the city must be kept under control during the period starting this date, with any found wandering to be destroyed unless securely muzzled.
A Cheyenne page lists real estate and professional names with offices at First National Bank Building and surrounding blocks. It includes lawyers, an architect, a notary public, and other professionals, followed by a detailed Union Pacific Main Line timetable and several railroad schedules for Denver Pacific and other lines.
A brief item notes that Ady announces efforts to achieve top results and invites readers to try one approach. The piece emphasizes practical action and expected improvements in outcomes.
A historic notice describes Green Gables as the largest ganitorium in central town for treating ten contagious diseases. It lists two brick and stone buildings for non contagious cases and dedicated wings for select mental treatments, with reception by Benjamin F Halley Banitorium Co in Lincoln Nebraska.
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