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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1913
Page
7
Federal Loan and Debenture Co invites salesmen to promote installment investment bonds with death protection and higher returns than life insurance. Low-rate real estate loans and long easy payments referenced by bank credentials. Denver office at 525 Symes Bldg.
Six per cent loans on farms orchard lands city resident or business property to buy build improve extend or refund mortgages or other securities. Terms reasonable. Special privileges. Correspondence invited. Commonwealth Securities Loan Company 818 Commonwealth Bldg Denver Cole Henry Building Seattle U S A
Data shows highs and lows across cities including Denver Galveston Helena Boston and New York with conditions varying cloudy clear rain and extreme values. The report lists temperatures from 42 to 92 degrees and notes time frame 24 hours ending 6 pm Mountain time with several misspelled entries and partial city names.
Weather note from Washington dated July 12 outlines a forecast for Wyoming with Sunday and likely Monday showing unsettled conditions. Minor temp shifts and possible showers are noted as the weekend outlook.
Market notes show mixed cattle demand with fair to good prices for steers and cows while hogs demand remained solid and sheep stayed steady. Wheat receipts in Kansas City influence nearby grains with July and September futures quoted around 58 to 81 cents.
Chicago hogs and cattle prices rise unevenly with receipts around 6 500 hogs and 200 cattle, while sheep near 9 000 head show weakness. Kansas City reports 12 000 hogs and 800 cattle with varied ranges, Mt. Joseph lists cattle and hay receipts and modest top values.
Cattle receipts total about 100 with varied prices for natives, cows, calves, and hogs noted. Heavy offerings priced around 8.60 to 8.75 for heavy cattle and hogs trading near 8.00 to 8.75 per unit along with light sheep receipts around 1,100 and lambs at about 7.50 to 8.26.
United States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming lists multiple settlers filing notices of intention to make three year proofs on homestead entries. Names include Arthur Klopfer Berial Hudson Charles Child George Walter and Delbert Hudson among others with various serial numbers and section details. Witnesses from Cheyenne and Durham appear for several filings.
Small clerical notice listing William Dubois and the Bartlett Engineering Company with mining irrigation engineering services and a greenhouse and nursery company in Cheyenne Wyoming plus a funeral director and emblems shop with contact details and hours.
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming issues a TCE for publication dated June 18 1915 stating notices of intention to make final five year proof on homestead entries No 7408 and No 7721 for sections in township range. Witnesses named include John Neddeau Homer Neddeau Walter Leith and Ed Crossmann.
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