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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
13
Chicago market brief reports hogs with 14 000 receipts and values from 20 20 to 24 40 per cwt for various weights sows and pigs. Cattle receipts 44 000 with ranges from 7 to 18 for steers cows and calves. Sheep receipts 10 000 with lambs and yearlings priced from 10.50 to 16.75 per cwt amid slow demand.
Hog receipts about 8000 with prices up to 22.50 in top ranges and heavy packs around 21.50. Cattle receipts near 4000 with beef and butcher stock steady, cows mostly 11 to 12.75, veal calves 12 to 43.50, feeder and stocker steers around 8.75 to 13.50. Sheep receipts 17000 with slaughter prices easing, lambs around 15 to 10.50, yearlings 10.25 to 12.50, ewes 7.50 to 9.50.
Minneapolis grain report notes flour in carloads up 250, standard flour at 12.75 a barrel, 98 pound cotton at 4.24154, Tiye and No 2 at 1.624, bran at 42, corn at 9004, Calse-Ti 41-8 775-8, Vigx at 6.10 to 6.12.
OMAIA listing shows grain prices for yellow and mixed varieties and oats including No 2 and No 3 grades with prices. The note mentions Rough Dry at the Geyser Laundry as being claimed to help with family troubles.
The article outlines a proposed wheat plan with a board to buy and market 1919 Canadian crop, cash payments to farmers at sale, sale of surplus at world prices, distribution to original sellers, prohibition of speculation, and rapid cash sales through usual transport channels. The board's personnel and initial cash payment details to be announced soon.
The Geyser Laundry claims to have solved the washing troubles for the whole family with a new system. The ad highlights efficiency, time savings, and reliable cleaning for multiple loads daily.
San Francisco July 30 report contrasts the 1908 Atlantic fleet with the modern Pacific fleet. It notes voyage times from Hampton Roads to San Francisco, Panama Canal routing, ship counts from 46 battleships to about 196 vessels, crew estimates from 14 000 to 25 000, and value and cost increases.
Railroads issue bulletins similar to state notices guiding cattle to greener pastures in Wyoming and to sources of alfalfa and fodder. They announce special return-trip rates for cattle shipped to distant pastures and then back to their native range.
Mrs. A Waldman of 460 Glenn Ave Fresno California testifies after thirty two years that Foley's Honey and Tar helped her lingering winter cough. She notes it suits bronchial grips and colds and is safe for children with no opiates. Sold everywhere. Ady.
King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Transylvania toured cities amid vibrant ethnographic parades. Peasants wore old style garments and leather gear while Queen Marie, radiant, attracted crowds. The royals received gifts from farmers as Princess Ileana, depicted as her mother’s crown, received live lambs and rabbits.
A Sheridan report notes 20,000 head of cattle shipped to the Omaha market last week. Six hundred full sized cattle were ordered to Rowley for loading and transport. A check for between 2,000 is referenced.
Across Natrona and Carbon counties new oil fields open with drills moving in Lance Creek Big Muddy and Lost Creek while refineries progress at Thermopolis and Casper. Companies like Ohio Oil Co and Casper Utah Oil expand tests as mineral markets revive activity, with lumber and utility projects also expanding amid rising silver and zinc.
The Larame County Board of Equalization will be in session at its office in Cheyenne on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week July 1st August 4 and 2nd to hear complaints and make legal adjustments.
Lester N. Woolsey, solicitor, travels to Paris to apply details of reparations. The report notes the effort will cover substantial aspects and seek practical arrangements.
A large group of Wyoming soldiers, returning from Europe, arrives in New York on steamships bound for home. The Mountain Club of New York lists the troops and their destinations including Cheyenne Gillette Laramie Sheridan Casper Buffalo Rock Springs and Wheatland among others with dates July 18 to July 24 and various ship names such as S.S. Rotterdam S.S. Manchuria and S.S. Aquilania.
Washington July 38 The treaty with Germany was discussed today as President Wilson faced Republican senators who oppose ratification in its present form. Talks centered on inserting reservations and the administration’s stance against reopening negotiations. The president met Senators Dill, Vermont. Harding, Oldroord. Maine. and Lamroot, among others, as debate resumes on the treaty and economic sections.
Pirates protest the Cincinnati victory after a game reportedly sparked by disputed calls. Unclear details surface from the Associated Press report as Pittsburgh officials voice dissatisfaction with the result.
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