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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
7
Classified note offers foreman or manager work for a sheep outfit with fourteen years of experience and references in Kansas City. Also includes day work washing to take home and an address 411 E. 19th St. plus a suffrage anecdote from Kansas City Kan about a washerwoman refusing to discuss politics.
The note explains molting in fowls as a natural process not a disease and advises feeding molting birds with less carbonaceous food during hot weather. It also offers suggestions like oats, wheat, clover, alfalfa, green foods, beets and tubers, while limiting corn. A separate remark comments on racial stereotypes from a New York Journal claim.
The article gives practical poultry guidance on feed and housing. It notes turnips for poultry, dry bran as year round feed, shade for yards, and occasional sweet milk in summer. It warns against overfeeding turkeys and crowding chicks, and mentions geese and turkeys’ growth and needs for grit and proper housing.
Denver January 29. Grain prices show 60 pounds per bushel for winter and spring wheat, various oats and barley grades with mixed figures. Beef cattle and calves move at steady to strong prices. feeders light with high demand. Hogs arrive in two lots with bids around 7.40 but not sold by noon. Sheep none on sale. no trading.
Market reports from South Omaha Chicago and Kansas City show cattle receipts in thousands with steady to higher prices. Hogs move strongly in Chicago and Kansas City with ranges for light mixed and heavy categories. Sheep and lambs hold steady to higher, while regional figures list beef and stocker prices, with notable figures for Texas and Western cattle. The piece ends with a satirical Punch flourish about trousers.
Robert s and McCoy civil engineers and U S deputy mineral surveyors for Wyoming and Colorado operate from room 1 Keefe Hall just north of P C Cheyenne Wyo.
The Platte County Abstract Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming at 3 50 p m January 10. The company will compile abstract records for real estate, prepare maps and plats and conduct typical abstract business with authority to acquire hold and convey property The capital stock is 10000 dollars in 100 shares of 100 each Life 50 years operations mainly in Wheatland Platte County The board of three directors W K Jones Anna M Jones and F C Byers The agent for service is C E Artist with office in Wheatland Wyoming. The remainder is a jumble of unrelated text and a non sequitur name purportedly from Texas.
Umpire Quigley, recruited from the New York State league by the International League, may move to the Western. He coaches at a Kansas college and wants proximity to his job as Western President ONeill negotiates a deal. Vernon manager Hogan hints at possible sales of Leslie Nunamaker or Chet Thomas from the Boston Red Sox after talks with Jake Stahl in Los Angeles. A railroad firm is asked to pay 200000 for a chimpanzee death. The owner shows reluctance to work for living.
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