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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1913
Page
14
The article describes strawberry desserts including a cream and berry jibe with rum? and a fruit custard and strawberry custard method. It details making a shortcake with flour sugar milk and butter, and serving with berries and cream. It then notes the Romanoffs and imperial civil list with Alexander II?s funds and private resources.
Data for 24 hours ending 6 p m mountain time across cities shows temperatures ranging from a high of 90 in San Francisco to a low of 44 in Lander. Clear skies prevail in many locations with some cloud cover in Chicago Des Moines and Omaha. Extremes for this date over four years: high 97 in 1848 and low 44 in 2002. last year high 48 and low 54.
July 11 dispatch from Washington notes Pauly Gaturday with scattered brief weather observations and partial data from the capital area. The report provides fragmented local conditions and hints at upcoming public forecasts.
Market notes show wheat and hay prices in Denver and Colorado regions. Listed are per ton rates for oats barley and alfalfa with varying grades and locations including South Port Colorado upland prairie and choice timothy markets. Prices range from about 1.00 to 18.50 per unit with straw and feed oats quoted for multiple districts.
July 1 Denver livestock report notes a quiet market with little sale activity. Beef cattle prices steady with good steers around 7 dollars, cows 6 to 7.30, calves in demand. hogs absent though demand rising, hog prices 8.70 to 8.85. sheep inquiries strong but no sales. southern stockers expected this afternoon or tomorrow as shipments are urged.
Kansas City Missouri July 1 hogs receipts 2000 market steady bulk $8.75 8.85 heavy $8.74 8.85 packers and butchers $8.07 8.85 pigs $7.75 8.50 cattle receipts 2400 head including 1800 southern steady weak prime fed steers $8.40 8.30 dressed beef steers $7.00 5 35 western steers $6.00 8.10 southern steers $5.50 8.00 cows $4.25 6 7.00 heifers $6.26 9 7.08 stockers and feeders $3.85 4.89 bulls $6.75 6.00 calves $0.09 0.25 Chicago July 11 hogs receipts 15000 market slow at yesterday's average bulk of sales $8.56 9.05 merit $8.7 9.20 mixed $8.65 9.20 homey $8.45 9.05 rough $8.45 8.65 cattle receipts 1600 market steady beeves $7.25 9.10 Texan steers $7.00 8.20 western steers $7.20 8.40 wreckers and feeders $5.00 4.70 cows and heifers $4.90 5.00 calves $8.00 10.75 sheep local receipts 18000 steady native lambs $4.17 5.46 western $4.15 5.45 yearlings $5.70 5.75 lambs native $6.20 8.25 western $5.26 3.28
Public notice from the United States Land Office, Royenne Wyoming dated June 12 113 announces final three year proof required for multiple settlers including Arthur F Klopfer Delbert J Hudson Charles T Child and George Walter on various homestead entries in Township 15 North Range 65 West with witnesses listed from Cheyenne and Durham Wyoming. Proceedings to be held at Cheyenne Wyoming on July 22 1919 before the register and receiver.
A partial listing shows ERNEST D MACDOUGALL attorney at law with office spaces in the Wyoming Fuel and Feed Building, and WILLIAM DUBOIS of THE BARTLAT ENGINEERING COMPANY, plus BWAYGER'S GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY and multiple funeral directors. Contact details include Capitol Ave Cheyenne and Central Ave locations with phone numbers.
Market notes show cattle and sheep prices with figures for cows and heifers at 4.00 to 5.20, western steers around 4.25 to 8.70, hog-revelpts near 7.00 to 8.75, and lambs around 5.20. Strong demand noted for heavy stock and steady ewe values, with total sale counts listed in thousands.
William C. Hines of Broad Street New York advertises investment services in municipal and utility securities, quoting 7 percent net returns on denominations of 8100 8500 and 5100 and offering to buy securities at par plus accrued interest minus a 1 percent service charge.
The notice lists individuals including B. A. Hudson of Cheyenne, Ernest H. Goodman, and others in connection with homestead entry Serial No. 6408T for the Wh area. It references legal descriptors T 19 N ROS W 6th PB and mentions parties Chaplin and Child among Wyoming residents.
Cheyenne Wyoming June 18 Iba Notation indicates that August Siefken and Renko H Siefken heirs of Henry Siefken filed notices to make final five year proofs on homestead entries. August Siefken for BW Reo 15 in T 16 N R 65 W with witnesses Neddeau Leith Crossman Cheyenne. Renko H Siefken for BW Sec 12 T 16 N R 66 W with witnesses Neddeau Leith Crossman Cheyenne. W E Chaplin Register.
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