Milling Wheat Market Sparks Unclear Trade Signals
Fragmentary OCR notes show milling wheat and rye with scattered prices but contain many garbled terms and figures, obscuring concrete details about buyers, sellers, or transactions.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1916
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR notes show milling wheat and rye with scattered prices but contain many garbled terms and figures, obscuring concrete details about buyers, sellers, or transactions.
Denver July 21 cattle prices show fair demand with lower tones from eastern markets. Grass steers and cows held steady, hogs priced around 9.20 to 9.30 locally, and sheep demand strong with fat lambs and yearlings quoted high. Kansas City and Omaha results reflect mixed cattle and hog movements across regional markets.
On May 20 1910 James K Atterberry filed for divorce in the First Judicial District Cheyenne Laramie Wyoming alleging indignities that render the plaintiff's condition intolerable The defendant Rosa Atterberry must answer by August 26 1916 or a default judgment will be entered Clerk T J Fisher and Attorney Sam M Thompson represent the plaintiff
Sealed proposals for printing and supplying materials for the Fourteenth Wyoming Legislature are invited. Bids cover bill form printing, session laws, journals, official reports, expenditures from contingent funds, letter heads and miscellaneous supplies. Separate bids per class, with required security, due by 2 p m August 10 1916 at the Secretary of State.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting of the Railway Employer Holding and Loan Association of Cheyenne Wyoming. Meeting to elect seven trustees for the upcoming year at 4 p m on Tuesday July 2 1916 at the county courthouse. Unpledged stock must be represented or fined ten cents per share. Proxy voting by pledged stock. proxies require a 100 revenue stamp. J L Murray president A C Kingsford secretary.
Public notices announce a stock subscription for Series No 16 of the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association with $1.26 per share down, then $1 per month per share, due by July 25, 1916, and a separate state land sale by the State Board of Land Commissioners on August 10, 1916, offering 40 acres in Township 14N Range 69W at minimum bids and payment terms.
A scattered stream of times and numbers appears without clear context or events. The text lists hours such as 2 50 p m 6 46 a m and 10 06 p m along with noon 1 16 and other digits, but no coherent narrative or names to identify.
A fragmentary note lists dates in July and a few years with unclear context. The text references Frontier Days and Cheyeonne and mentions entries like July 26 27 94 and 49, but details and entities are incomplete.
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