Denver Livestock Market Sees Record Cattle Prices
Cattle demand was strong with top prices near 9.10 a hundredweight for high grade yearling Angus steers from Roggen. A 1 050 pound load of steers and herd stock from Sedgwick reached 9.00, while light beef cattle 1000 to 1150 pounds sold 8.25 to 9.10. Hogs brought up to 7.40, sheep strong with lambs at 9.25 and range ewes at 5.25, as light receipts keep markets favorable for dealers.
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McGrew Brothers
Seduwitk
Golo
Cood
Chicago
Kansasity
Wothers
St. Louis
Rail timetable shows west and eastbound passenger trains
The timetable lists arrivals and departures for westbound trains from Cheyenne to Portland and eastbound trains from various origins, with times for No 14, No 7, No 3, No 19, and others, including Overland Limited and Pacific Limited services, plus Denver and Wheatland connections.
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Pacific Limited
Ingieee Am
Portland
Cheyenne Flyer
Western cattle and hog markets show mixed receipts by city
Across Chicago and Kansas City reports large cattle and hog receipts with varying price ranges. Hog prices rise in Kansas City while St Louis sees higher hogs and steady cattle. Omaha notes higher hogs with strong bulk sales. Sheep and lambs also show softer to mixed trends across listed markets.
Wheat futures close higher with July to December gains
Chicago grain markets show wheat closing prices for July at 1.0678, September 1.0978, and December 1.0687-8 in a modest advance across the board.
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Chicapo
Market prices for corn and feed products listed
Wyoming Fuel and Food company lists grain and hay prices per hundredweight and per ton. Corn 1.70, corn chop 1.70, "Whoent" 2.40, bran 1.40, oats 2.00. Native hay 15.00 per ton, alfalfa hay 13.00, grain straw 9.00 per ton. Not delivered.
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Cuevenne Forenovn Wat
Hea Wyoming Fuel and Food Company
Cheyenne Wheat Milling and Durum Prices
Cheyenne offers milling wheat at 90 cents per bushel and durum wheat at 90 cents per bushel. Price list shows unit price for both wheat grades.
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Cheyenne
Team and Horses Drowned In Cabin Creek Flood
In Crook county near Carlisle Wyoming a team owned by Mr. Ely on the old LOL ranch was drowned during a cloud burst. A sudden six to seven foot wave swept the team from logs placed in the creek bottom for mud, trapping their feet and washing the driver to safety after the horses broke loose and clung to a cottonwood.
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Carlisle
Wyé
Crook County
Ely
Cabin Creek
Public Notice of Homestead Claim in Cheyenne Wyoming
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming June 22 1915 notice given that Royal C Hartsook of Cheyenne Wyoming filed homestead entry for E 1/2 section 26 township 13 south range 67 west intending final three year proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver July 2 1915 at Cheyenne Wyoming witnesses Charles H Porter Henry Porter Claude Porter Ceci Porter all of Cheyenne Wyoming W B Chaplin Register
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Royal C. Hartsook
Ss. Land Office
Cheyenrney-Wye
Charles H. Porter
Henry Porter
Claude Porter
Ceci Porter
W. B. Chaplin
Register
U. & Land Office
Wyoming
Port D. Veppe
Pederal
Wroning
Eouthwest
Wouthit
Portrence
Dutrribed
Hegistur
Acd Reteiver
C. & Land Office
Wilneseo
Willids NS. Berry
J. OY Clateings
Jehe Ft. Meonewal
Cheyane
Woawuss
Andelim Peltier
Feterai
Wepeulng
Public notice of final proof filings at Cheyenne land office
Notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated June 14 1915 lists settlers L Stevens and Abraham Peters filing for final three year proofs. It names their homestead serial numbers locations sections townships ranges and witnesses from Paola Wyoming and other localities. The notices appear before Register and Receiver at U S Land Office Cheyenne with due July 27 1916.
Roadside Valuables Highlight Investment In Vietnam War
A fragment mentions Wertes drowning and a claim that road safety is an investment, noting over 400 valued items and describing incidents amid wartime concerns. The tone reflects cautious optimism about prudent spending during conflict.
Will of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Bequeaths Estate to Three Children
The will of the late Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish filed in Carmel New York probate court bequeaths her 1 000 000 estate to her three children with the exception of house furnishings. The jewels are not disposed of. The summer home Causewars at Newport remains with the heirs. The estate is expected to be worth more than 400 000 largely in each child.
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Carmel
N. Y
Stuyvesant Fish
Fiel
Causewars
Newport
Strawherry Festival at Pariah House
Strawherry Festival to be held Thursday evening July 1 at the Pariah House under Mark's Guild auspices. Admission 25 cents includes strawberries tea cream and cake. Music for dancing promises good entertainment. Everyone invited. FLOON WAX? tee serman Co.
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Pariah House
Bt Mark's Guild
Land Office notices final five year proofs Cheyenne 1915
United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming issues a notice of final five year proof hearings scheduled for July 16 1915. Names include Mabel Phillips Sarah J Bradley Orin B Kinney and witnesses Charles Cashman Bert Crist Earl Volz Frank Melver and others for homestead entries in township 12 north range 66 west sixth principal meridian.
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Mabel Phillips
Charles Cashman
Bert Crist
Earl Volz
Frank Meclver
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sarah J. Bradley
Harl Volz
Orin B. Kinney
Township 12
Range 66
Povdian
Frank Melver
Chaplin
Register
Public Land Sale Notice Wyoming Tract Auction
Public Land Service, Department of the Interior, Office at Cheyenne Wyoming, announces sale under Bee 2445 RKA to Willard Carpenter serial 019781. Northwest quarter southeast quarter, section 12 township 17 north range 8 west, priced at 1.50 per acre, sale July scheduled 11 AM, mountains terrain noted as rough for cultivation. Highest bidder pays immediately. adverse claimants must file by sale time.
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Toldthes Wyoming
General Land Office
Bee
RKA
Willard
Carpenter
Cvartey
Guy P.M
Thore Premont
United States
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Weet
Washington, D. C
W. K. Chaplain
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim
Notice is published that Roscoe Hendricks of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to make final five year proof to establish his claim to the land described in his 1910 homestead entry serial No 05863 section 18 township 1 leg 66 W 6th Principal Meridian before the registrar and receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on July 13 1916. Witnesses named Hubert Leith James Katouse Elmer J Harris all of Cheyenne and Percy Goggins of Paola Wyoming.
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U. & Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Roscoe Hendricks
Township
Lo Ni
Range
Prin. Meridian
Regr- Jeter
U. S. Land Office
Pames
Hubert Leith
James Katouse
Elmer J. Harris
Percy Goggins
Paola
Notice of bids for Goshen County school building project
The Goshen County School District No 3 invites separate bids for general construction plumbing and seating for a school building per architect William N Bowman. Bids reopen at 10:00 am July 1915 in Torrington Wyoming with a 5 percent bid bond. Plans cost 40 dollars after June 20 from the district secretary or architect.
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Board of Trustees of
School District No. 3
Goshen County
Wyoming
Torrington
Wyo
William N. Bowman
Central Savings Bank
Denver
Colorado
Oard of Trustees
Echoo! District No
B. Bearing
C. G. Power
Public Land Sale Notice Cheyenne May 1916
A Public sale will be held at the Cheyenne land office on July 20 for land in section 10 Township 12 North Range 64 West. The minimum bid is 85.50 per acre with payment required from the highest bidder. Adverse claimants should file claims or objections at the office.
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Lwod
Ny BR
South East
Public Land Sale and Publication Notice from Interior Department
Public land sale notice outlines William Stevenson entry Serial 012916 offering Lots 3 and 4 in section 4 township 13 north range 9 west at not less than 2.75 per acre, bid opening July 20 1916 at 11 am, with bidders paying immediately. Also notice of Frank Reymore Cheyenne filing for final three year proof with witnesses at Cheyenne, July 9 1916.
Notice for Public Sale of Desert Land Claim
Department of the Interior invites public notice that William Drube of Little Bear Wyoming filed for final proof to establish a land claim in section 32 township 6 range 67 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing is set for July 28, 1915, at Cheyenne Land Office. witnesses named include Parthing Idithe Hear John H. Fredery Arthur Cook and others.
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Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Cheyenne
Wowley
Fepe
Whelm Drube
Littlehear
Wyening
Perth
T & Land Office
Cheyenne Ree
Cluineant Odmes
Trader Lables Sunday State Eater in Wyoming
The fragment notes a Sunday state event with an eater and a payer, implying local coverage of a Wyoming event. Limited legible details hinder full identification of persons or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday State
Mon Miei Palian Payer
Wyo
Homestead final proof notice at Cheyenne Wy
Land Office notice states Doge lamin Bherwon Seanley of We filed intent for final three year proof on a homestead entry in township 16 north range west. Before the U S Land Office Cheyenne on the third of July. Clerk and witnesses listed manes ax Pwiewrar la Kineick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the US Gg
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dogelamin Bherwon Seanley
Reese
U. S Land Office
Chereuyr
la Kineick
Asd Willand
Arold
Ef Mann
Wyre
Mey
Arneld
Pale
Bolte
W. K. Caamlian
Auly
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Daily Market Report
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Rts
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South
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VROM
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Jung
Texac
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Reptemher
Tae
Toly
Reptember
Chicago Grain
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Register and Recelver
L. Stevens
Homestead Additional
Abe Peers
H. Zimmerman
N. Meyers
C. Crossag
George J. Parker
Hbtead
Brandegee, Kincaid & CO. Modern Clothes
Werte
MIS, Stuyvesant
Childress
Tee Serman Co
W. E. Chaplin
Koginter
Dia
Yoming
William Stevenson
Oelock
W. &. Chaplin
Frank ©. Reymore
Revelver
U. 8
Robert Leith
Jacob C. Bowles
Claude F. Palmer
Wauneta
James Hi. Ramshaw
Divide
W. BE. Chaplin
Kregreter
Notich Por Publication
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Shpoya
Diurules Postal Telegraph
Hele Wanti
Frmal
Fontello Hotel
14Th & Doulas
Nebr, dl
J. M. Carey
17Th St
Roent
Alalm
Bath
Llouse
National Building
M. P. Keefe
Mark Chapman
the Weat 10Th St
17Th Wrest
M. C. Barkwell
West 17Th Street
J. of
D. C. Trevett
W. 27Th St
W. 26Th St
W. Oh
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Krent—Citlos
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Fuel & Feed Tlock
Entro
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Boald
Veodume
AN. Juund
Losiee
WN. W
Winder
Ats-W
Omaplin
ASD Handitra
Fedurral Land Company
Prairie Farm
Platine Hotel
Federal Lanxp Company
Chayeuna
Federal Land Company
City Department Insurance
Com
Aala
Sears
H. C. Carpenter
Douglas
Wye
Howse
Depot
East 18Th St
Etna Sales Co
Broadway
New York City
S-t
Ford
Studebaker
Auto Livery Company
8Th and
Capitol Avenue
Hale
Gleanon's
16Th Street
Central Avenue
Senk
Leanes
Pahs .Oans
R. H. Seifken
Wanteim
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