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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1918
Page
7
A fragmented listing shows multiple oil companies and western locations such as Midwest Oil, Northwest Oil, United Pet, Western XP, and Wind River Ref Wyo. It includes scattered numbers like 114.00 and 26.25, with references to places like Glenrock and Laramie area pipes and creeks, but the readable content is largely garbled.
Daily Market Report from Denver notes very light cattle sales with good quality cattle steady to higher than Eastern points while medium and plain stock ease slightly. Beef cattle and grass cattle show narrow ranges. hogs scarce with prices firm. sheep stronger on lambs and yearlings as demand outpaces supply. Chicago and Omaha follow with mixed cattle and hog activity and varying price shifts.
Market steady with receipts of 100 head. Prices shown include native steers 12.60, cows and heifers 98.00 and 12.50, yearlings 11.75 to 18.50, ewes 10.00 to 12.00, lambs 14.50 to 18.50, calves 8.00 to 13.25, and various feeder and nockers categories.
Local items note Red Cross service appoints N E Cortell in Cheyenne before depart for France. Grants and transfers across Cheyenne, with arrests of two marriage licenses including Cheyenne couples and Fort Stossel Leavenworth partners. Also reports on roads, fire alarm tests, foreign autos, and a newborn daughter born to Mr and Mrs Bert Schaeffer.
Soldiers of the old Indian wars and their widows may now obtain pensions under new legislation. The act promises broader eligibility and quicker processing, supported by figures from Parker and the Southern Bridge district offices in Washington.
Notices alert police to watch for two runaway boys, Tom Rhodes and Claude Carl, both 16, who left Fort Collins with their parents' knowledge. Other items report no concert due to band members enlisting, gas leaks hindering tree growth in Gilcrest park, car thefts to Cheyenne, and local court fines for drunks. A birth reports in a private hospital and oil lease talks at the state land board. General John Charles Thompson Sr. headlines a Douglas Chautauqua address. Newcomb Carlton orders a telegram to avoid a strike.
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