Cheyenne State Leader Newspaper Masthead as Published
Historical masthead for Cheyenne State Leader notes establishment in 1667 and daily morning publication except Monday. Credits editors and staff including John Fleming and John Charles Thompson with Associated Press affiliation and local news rights reserved.
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Cheyenne ‘State Leader
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Tribune Publishing Company
Postoffice
Cheyenne
Federal &J
Associated Press
Mall
War’s aftershock chills trains and comforts across Europe
A Manchester Guardian reflection notes that even peaceful travel reveals scarce labor and energy after several years of war. Complaints about fouled lavatories and cold pipes in luxurious trains illustrate a broader loss of efficiency as France and Italy adjust. The piece traces how prosperity before the war masked fragilities and how postwar realities expose economic strain and social shifts.
Century dawned as a fifth gene tests fate and fate tests us
The remark hints at a new era defined by a fifth gene influence. It suggests people should adapt and make the most of evolving biology and societal change.
Health Questions Answered by U S Public Health Service
A wound is an injury with broken skin and possible tissue damage. The main dangers are infection hemorrhages and shock. Clean wounds thoroughly expose and examine them and use sterile materials to avoid introducing germs. Bind wounds temporarily if needed until a doctor can treat them. Never touch open wounds with bare hands and avoid unclean dressings or water. Remove or leave foreign bodies carefully to prevent heavy bleeding. All small wounds should bleed freely, be cleaned, and dressed properly.
Help for a seven year old stammering child
A mother asks about her seven year old son who stammers and has seen many specialists without relief. Advice suggests checking for defects in teeth lips tongue or palate and starting systematic training in breathing voice and respiratory gymnastics under a competent teacher. The expression teacher may provide this training.
Ear discharge after scarlet fever in a child
An inquiry notes a boy with long standing ear discharge following scarlet fever at age two. A medical reply links the condition to prior scarlet fever, warns of possible hearing loss and complications, and advises treatment by a qualified ear specialist rather than climate change or blood medicine.
Wyoming Bill 47 a Deadly Instrument in Legislature
A Sheridan county sponsor pitches House Bill 47 to regulate Wyoming insurance. The bill’s length and impact alarm lawmakers and observers, with questions about authoring and purpose. The piece notes the bill’s 97 pages, 234 000 words, and doubts over its practical knowledge.
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Wyoming
Story
Sheridan County
State of
Donald Forsythe
Forsythe
M. M. Kennels
Senate
Tonsillectomy Considered for Recurrent Child Tonsillitis
A reader asks about persistent tonsillitis in a seven year old. The adviser suggests evaluating the tonsils for removal if there are repeated attacks, especially if the child has a history of rheumatism growing pains or St Vitus' dance.
Market Summary Shows Dull IBM-like Tone Amid Oil Rally
New York stocks opened dull with professional traders guiding prices toward a lackluster trend. Oils rallied late with roughly 500000 shares traded. domestic rails and metals posted mixed gains while United States Steel moved narrowly. London exchange hit a six month high as crude markets wavered in mid day trading.
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Miller
Royal Dutch
Houston
London
Bethlehem
Crucible
Lackawanna
Republic
Vanadium
Baldwin Locomotive
Exchange Rates and Bond Market Summary
New York early exchange reports show heavy mercantile paper at 7144 8. Sterling 60 day bills at 38 74. Commercial 60 day bills on banks at 3 74 percent. Demand and cable quotes for francs belgian francs guilders lire marks and other currencies listed with varied figures. Government bonds steady while railroad bonds run irregular. Time loans firm at 6 60 90 days and 6 months with rates noted.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Exchange
Greece
Montreal
Metals News Roundup From New York Markets
Copper remains quiet with electrolytic spot and first quarter at 12 and 18c respectively. Tin weak with spot and nearby prices between 32.25 and 32.75, futures at 38.50. Antimony around 5.50 to 6.75, lead steady at 4.75 spot, East St Louis delivery around 5.37 to 6.60.
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New York
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Grain price quotes from Omaha Minneapolis and Chicago
Wheat and corn prices across three markets show No 1 hard wheat at 1.67 in Omaha No 1 northern wheat at 1.66 to 1.71 in Minneapolis and No 1 red wheat at 1.91 in Chicago. Corn values range from 52 to 64 cents across locations with various yellow and white grades and oats and barley quoted as well.
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicago
Live Stock Prices in Chicago and Omaha Markets
Cattle receipts 11,000 in Chicago with beef steers active higher and top at 10.50. Hogs 45,000 receipts in Chicago. top 10.15, bulk 9.15 to 9.75. Sheep in Chicago steady to strong. lambs top 11.25. Omaha hogs 17,000. top 9.50, bulk 8.90 to 9.25. Cattle in Omaha 7,300. heavy steers up to 8.85. lambs 10.40 to 10.65. ewes 5.50.
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Chicago
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Omaha
Hog prices slide as snow cuts receipts on livestock market
A ferocious snow storm reduced receipts for the ton swine train due Tuesday with 800 to 1,400 head. High loads sold as high as 9.90 and 9.80, bulk hogs 9.40 9.70, best kinds 9.50 9.75, desirables up to 10, and butchers 9.00 9.25. Four loads heavy lambs at 98 pounds brought 8.50, fat lambs up to 10.25, in-between 9.60 10.25. Local traders say choice owes around 4.50, feeding lambs late Monday at 9.50, medium at 9 down.
Fragmentary Sports Odds Record From Wind River Region
Partial OCR shows scattered figures for Wind River and Wyo-Tex games with odds and percentages, including Wyo-Kans. The text is fragmented and lacks complete event details or names to confirm a clear outcome or participants.
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Wind River
Wyo-Tex
Wyo-Kans Seve
SYM Ome Reece
Wyoming crude oil cut by 50 cents a barrel
At the opening of business the Ohio and Midwest, Wyoming’s largest crude buyers, announced a 50 cent barrel price cut on leading Wyoming crudes. Mule Creek fell 25 cents with Rock Creek 2.35, Salt Creek 2.25, Eli Basin 2.60, and other fields adjusted accordingly in a sector-wide price reduction.
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Ohio
Midwest
Wyoming
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Rock Creek
Salt Creek
Eli Basin
Big Muddy
Lance Creek
Grass Creek
Pilot Butte
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Torchlight
Greybull
Lander
Cheyenne Busy With Snow Clears and Visiting Figures
Cheyenne residents and visitors from Riverton Rock Springs Elk Mountain and Casper fill the city as snow removal continues and weather prompts wardens to monitor roads. Officials and business people move through the Plains hotel and local offices while talks on coal price regulation unfold.
Denver Cow Market Prices Early in Week
In Denver on January 25 the cattle market opened with fat cows selling around 6.75 and 5.25 to 6.25 for lesser quality. Choice steers ranged 8.50 to 9.00, medium 7.50 to 8.00, good feeding 7.00 to 7.50, and strictly choice 7.75 to 8.00. Hog arrivals were under 500 head, an unusually light turnout for the season.
Unclear fragment prompts sparse charge report
The readable text provides no coherent event or names to form a valid summary.
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Union Pacific ‘Manifest
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Carnegie Mbrary
Robert Morris
Morris
Osmer E. Smith
Weather Bureau
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
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