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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1916
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR note records grain prices with mentions of milling wheat and rye saleyard figures. The readable parts indicate a price around 20 cents and another figure near 105 dollars, but the context and dates are unclear. The source is too damaged for precise details.
Denver July 21 cattle trade shows fair demand with prices varied by class. Beef steers down 10 to 20 cents on dry lots due to eastern declines, grass and cows near steady. hogs ease 20 cents. sheep strong with fat ewes and yearlings firm. Kansas City and Chicago markets mirror softer hogs and steady cattle. local demand remains healthy for feeders and stockers.
Rosa Atterberry must answer by August 26 1916 in a Cheyenne Wyoming district court proceeding filed May 20 1910 by her husband James K Atterberry. The petition seeks divorce and custody of their children on grounds of indignities rendering the plaintiff's condition intolerable. If unanswered the court will enter default judgment. Sam M. Thompson attorney for plaintiff.
Sealed proposals for printing and supplying materials for the Fourteenth Wyoming State Legislature are due by 2 pm August 10, 1916. Bids cover bill printing binding journals session laws expenditures books and general supplies with separate bids per class.
The annual meeting of the Railway Employer's Holding and Loan Association of Cheyenne Wyoming will be held at the county court house at 4 p m on Tuesday July 2 1916 to elect seven trustees and conduct other business. Unpledged stock must be represented or face a ten cent per share fine. proxies may be used with permanent proxies held by the secretary and all proxies must bear a one hundred dollar revenue stamp. J L Murray president A C Kingsford secretary X
Public notices announce stock subscription for the Railway Employes Building and Loan Association Series No 16 with initial payment of 1.26 per share and monthly later payments. Also a state land sale by the State Board of Land Commissioners for 40 acres in Township 14 North Range 69 West with bidding August 10, 1916, at Cheyenne, terms 10 percent cash, rest in up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sequence of times scattered with odd symbols and parentheses. No clear event, person, or place is identifiable to frame a factual summary.
Fragmentary item lists dates with Frontier and Cheyeonne names. The readable lines mention July 26 and 27 and numbers 94 and 49 and reference frontier days. The brevity and garbled OCR obscure full meaning.
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