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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1912
Page
15
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Prospective builders or investors are offered a choice corner lot on Capital Avenue just north of Capitol with sewer and water. Sale by C. C. Muirhead for Stock Growers' National Bank at a sacrifice price. Part cash and balance by arrangement. E.O.D. July 18.
General merchandise proposition offered by Miles F. Bixler Co. seeks agents in Cheyenne and Casper for a merit based vacancy with liberal weekly ad advances and attractive commission. Includes round trip tickets Cheyenne to Casper on Colorado & Southern routes. For details contact H B Dyer Cheyenne or T BE Fiacer Denver.
Notice of annual meeting of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association in Cheyenne Wyoming. Election of seven trustees for one year. Quorum by full representation. penalties for unpledged stock. Secretary holds permanent proxies for pledged stock. J L Murray, President. A C Kingsford, Secretary.
Chairman Stanley of the House street trust investigating committee denied reports that it would recommend the abolition of the United States Steel Corporation. He said the claim was aimed at manipulating the New York stock market.
A two year old girl, Mary Shield, daughter of Godelb Shield a beer worker, drowned about five miles north of Sterling in a ditch while playing on a bridge with a companion. The incident occurred last evening, with no further details provided.
A jewelry haul valued at nearly 96 000 dollars was stolen from a sample carrier outside the Silver Smith Building in Chicago. Patrick McDermott, the carrier for Inco Levin of New York, denied planning the theft and said two cases were involved at a hotel before the bag vanished. Police link the incident to a prior 37 000 dollar loss and continued hunting the suspected thief.
Washington July 20 Members of the United States Marine Corps will receive pink pajamas in their annual clothing allowance General W P bid die issues the order. The marines are unsure about the new color addition and its reception.
An advertisement touts a new German remedy named 606 injected into the blood as a universal cure for blood disorders. It claims to remove rash swelling paling aches and all signs and symptoms with no adverse effects.
New York market notes call money nominal prime paper 41 2 per cent sliver 40 Mexican dollars 48 copper tin lead nominal. Stocks: Amalgamated Copper 83 1 2 American Sugar 124 1 2 Atchison 108 1 8 Great Northern 187 3 8 New York Central 116 Northern Pacific 110 1 4 Union Pacific 168 1 2 U S Steel 70 1 4 U S Steel preferred 112.
South Omaha Neb July 20 catalog lists cattle and hog prices with steady to higher tonnage. Cows and heifers range 3.60 to 7.40, western steers 5.00 to 7.75, stockers 9.75 to 10.60, bulls and stags 5.75 to 6.60, hogs 6.00 to 7.00, sheep and lambs marked stronger with yearlings 4.79 to 7.75 and ewes 4.16 to 4.78. Total sales about 37,057.40.
Receipts total 200 head as market remains slow to steady. Texas steers bring 4.90 to 7.05 per cwt with prices in the 4.80 to 7.80 range for western types. Stockers and feeders quote 6.50 to 8.85, cows and heifers 2.60 to 6.50, and heifers overall around 2.60 to 4.00 per cwt.
The market report from Louis, Missouri notes wool steady with prices around 7.40 and 7.65, including mentions of Western and mixed lots. It records sales figures like 4.60 to 5.56 and a bulk of sales near 7.40 as industry observers note trends and receipts.
The article explains frequent under inflation found in tires tested by Michelin and outlines causes from valve leaks to natural air diffusion. It notes oxygen diffuses faster through rubber than nitrogen, reducing pressure over time, and warns over inflation harms ride quality and the chassis. It advocates regular use of a pressure tester to maintain correct tire pressure.
The Sherman Co advertises liquid veneer in three lines at a quarter each and implies a local sale or listing in the State Leader Want Ads section.
Notice states Series No 11 stock of Kin City Building and Loan Association has limited public subscriptions. Shares may be paid at $1 per share with first installment of $1.25 and monthly payments of $1 per share. Subscriptions should be made by July 26 1912. Stock certificates issued after annual meeting. President and Secretary attest.
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