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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1912
Page
7
Advertisement guidelines outline cash payment and pricing. One cent per word per insertion with a 15 cent minimum. Special offers include three-insertion runs at 25 cents. Monthly contracts are 6 dollars per line. Death and funeral notices and lodge cards are 6 cents per line for one insertion, with reductions on consecutive insertions.
Prospective builders or investors are offered a choice corner lot with sewer and water on Capital avenue just north of Capitol. The property is available at a sacrifice price through C. C. Muirhead of Stock Growers' National Bank and can be sold for part cash with the balance by arrangement. Ends on E. O. D. July 18.
Merchan tile trade in Wyoming offers a new merit proposition with attractive commissions and liberal weekly advances. Vacancies exist in Cheyenne and Casper with round trip train tickets offered. contact Miles F. Bixler Co in Cleveland for details and agent contacts in Cheyenne and Denver.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association in Cheyenne Wyoming to elect seven trustees for one year. Unpledged stock must be represented or face a fine. permanent proxies held for pledged stock. J L Murray president. A C Kingsford secretary. July 26.
Chairman Stanley of the House steel trust investigating committee authorized a denial of reports that the panel would recommend the dissolution of United States Steel. He said such claims were meant to influence the New York stock market.
A two year old girl, Mary Shield, daughter of Godelb Shield a beer worker, drowned five miles north of Sterling in ditch No 1 while playing on a bridge with a companion. The accident occurred last evening according to local reports dated July 17, 1912. The incident is noted amid unrelated notices from Larimer County Wyoming and an international banking advertisement.
A jewelry shipment valued around 96 000 was taken today from a sample carrier in front of the Silver Smith building in Chicago. Patrick McDermott, the carrier for Inco Levin, said he was questioned as police investigated similarities to a prior 97000 jewel theft and searched for the robber.
Washington dispatch reports Gen. W. P. Bid die has ordered pink pajamas added to the annual Marines clothing allowance. Marines are uncertain about the novelty but will wear the new sleepwear in the future.
An advertisement touts a product named 606 as a direct blood cure for blood disorders. It claims to remove rash swelling paleness aches and all signs with permanent lasting effects and promises no adverse reactions.
New York market notes call money nominal at 41-2 per cent and metal quotes for silver copper tin and lead given as nominal. Stock list lists 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 Omaiti A Neb July 20 cattle sale shows steady to higher demand across classes. Prices listed include cows and heifers 3.60 to 7.40, western steers 5.00 to 7.75, range cows 6.00 to 9.00, bulls and stockers 5.75 to 6.60, hogs around 6.00, and sheep receipts about 100 with yearlings 4.79 to 7.75 and ewes 4.16 to 4.78.
Chicago market shows slow steady receipts of 200 head with Texas steers trading to a top of 7.05 per cwt and western steers up to 4.80. Stockers and feeders bring 6.50 to 8.85 per cwt while cows and heifers fetch 2.60 to 4. T.80 appears as a range reference.
Values fluctuate across a jumble of figures and terms including market, sales, and regional references. The fragment mentions Wool Steady tones in the western territory with notes of prices and receipts, hinting at broader trading activity without clear outcomes.
An article notes that Michelin tests show about half of tires are under inflated and nearly 60 percent of repaired tires differ from correct pressure. It explains diffusion of oxygen through rubber lowers pressure over time, warns against over inflation, and stresses regular testing with a pressure gauge to maintain correct tire pressure.
Classified note from The State Leader Want Ads referencing three issues priced at 25 cents and mentioning the Sherman Company in relation to liquid veneer.
Notice of stock issue for Kin City Building and Loan Association Series No 11. Public subscription closed. Shares available at 1.00 per share, with 1.25 per share due now and 1.00 monthly thereafter. Subscriptions should be made by July 26, 1912. Stock certificates issued after payment and annual meeting. President and Secretary named.
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