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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1916
Page
7
Daily Market Report from Denver shows fair cattle demand but bearish packers citing high prices versus eastern markets. Grass steers sold around 7.00 to 7.50 with some brighter notes, hogs around 9.20 to 9.30, and sheep up to 7.00 to 8.25. Kansas City and Omaha figures list steady cattle, lower hogs, and mixed lamb prices.
Chicago hog receipts 7 000 market slow near Saturday average bulk 65 9.86 high 9.28 6.86 mixed 2509.05 heavy 9 2010.00 pigs 5.00 9.40 cattle receipts 22 000 native beef steers 8.00 0.10 stockers and feeders 6.50 8.25 calves 5.35 9.10 sheep receipts 15 000 wethers 6.76 9.90 lambs 10-70 local produce and fuel feed prices listed per unit figures show mixed market activity for different livestock and goods.
Roving price notes show rye and oats near ninety cents per bushel and wheat around 61.96 dollars per hundredweight with local market variations. Trade activity reflects supply shifts and regional demand influences in recent milling markets.
In Cheyenne County Wyoming on May 20 1916 James K Atterberry filed for divorce and child custody in district court naming Rosa Atterberry as defendant citing indignities and intolerable condition. Rosa must answer by August 26 1916 or default judgment will be entered. Clerk T J Pisher. Attorney Sam M Thompson represents plaintiff.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Wyoming Secretary of State for printing and supplying materials for the Fourteenth State Legislature. Bids cover journals, session laws, expenditures, and miscellaneous items with specifications per class and required bonds.
The photograph shows Charles Evana Hughes III proud of his grandfather, the first Hughes, now nominated for the presidency. He finds it amusing though not fully understanding the political implications, yet he supports the moment.
A garbled collection of for sale notices and shareholder meeting announcements from Cheyenne, Wyoming. Items include a National Cash Register sale with liquor business cue, a water ordinance threatening shutoff, and notices for the Railway Employes’ Loan Association stock meetings and stock subscriptions. Additional lines announce prospectus sales and a district court citation.
The State Board of Land Commissioners will offer for sale at public auction on August 19, 1916 at 1 p.m. at the Court House, Cheyenne, the SE quarter SW quarter of Section 2, Township 14N Range 69W, containing 40 acres, application No. 1626 by Edward Francis. Minimum bid per acre is $10, or 3/4 of appraised value $45.01. Down payment 10 percent. balance in up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest, purchaser may pay full at sale. Purchaser bears advertisement cost. improvements may be purchased. Board reserves right to reject bids.
In Seattle on July 24 several women have written to Wille Jalmar Stefansson to join a whaling voyage led by explorer Stefansson with John Worden of Chicago and Capt. Louis Lane. A regular rejection has been printed and posted for those who invited themselves aboard.
The Western Puel Light and Power Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on July nineteenth 1916. The company aims to mine coal and generate electricity for light and power with capital stock of one million dollars in one million shares of one dollar par value. It has a fifty year term and will operate in Bebeta Campbell County Wyoming. Management rests with three directors led by Laster I lows. The agent for service is Ray Lee of 406 Citizens Nations Bank Bidg Cheyenne Wyoming.
Legal notice to James Harker in the First Judicial District Cheyenne Laramie county. Bertie Barker filed for divorce and child custody on ground of desertion and neglect. Defendant must answer by the specified date or risk a judgment by default.
A list of trains from Atlantic, Colorado & Southern and Denver facilities with arrival and departure times. Notable entries include No 6 Omaha Express arriving 1 45 a m departing 2 00 a m and several southbound and Wendover connections.
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