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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
15
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Cheyenne City Clerk announces sealed proposals for 2140 feet of eight inch sewer with six manholes and twelve 2 inch knoon. Bid deadline August 4 1919 with bids opened at City Council meeting. Bids on blank forms via City Engineer with 50 dollar bid bond. Lowest responsible bidder awarded. city may reject any bid.
Notice records two homestead entries in Wyoming with witnesses named. Edith HM Stanley Gardner of Paola files for final three year proof at Cheyenne on Sept 5 1949, before WILL REID. Patrick Finnerty of Cheyenne filed Sept 19 1919 witnesses include Guy Farris Thuteell Fortis J N Bard Harry Sloan.
States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming July 26 1919. Notice is hereby given that John M Vance of Federal Wyo who on Jan 26 1915 made Homestead Entry Serial Nos 012899 and 022716 for S% NEM NY SEM lots 1 2 3 and 4 of Section 4 Township 15 N Range 70 W 6th P establish claim to the laws above United States Land Office at John Pulcchor of Wye G J Bossard of Federal Wyo George A Maar of are Those women who have Wiedlough Dry of the Geyser Laundry say it eolved the wealing doubles for the Whole family.
William Woodruff of Divide Wyoming filed final three year proof for land in Section 22 Township 17 North Range 66 West. before Register and Receiver at Cheyenne September 29 1919. Frederick Lorenz of Federal Wyoming filed final three year proof for all land in Section 8 Township 15 North Range 70 West before October 22 1949. Additional notices list names George Persse Frank Persse A J McLarren B Ji Beaver Otto Kranz John Vance Abraham Lorenz and John Fox with locations in Divide Meadow Federal and Federal Wyoming.
The Laramie County Board of Equalization will meet at its Cheyenne office on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week July 31 August 1 and 2 to hear complaints and make proper adjustments. Frontier Days committee claims should be presented to secretary T Joe Cahill at 1724 Capitol Avenue.
John Donnellan & Co reports corn unsettled amid scattered showers and cooler weather across the north west southwest and Illinois. Traders note bear selling of corn belt linked properties, sluggish cash market, and slight improvement in eastern demand while New York stocks edge lower with heavy selling in industrials. Three Valparaiso banks in Chile are managed entirely by women.
Bret Harley Hughes known as Angelo Hughes was arrested on a charge of aggravated assault against state land commissioner A Baker. He posted a $4,000 bond signed by Eddie McCarty and BK Stone. Preliminary hearing scheduled for 10 am before Judge W H Edwards with many witnesses expected.
A compact market note lists bids and prices for minerals, oils, and royalties in Wyoming with several firms and localities such as Grass Greek, Northwest, United Pet, Western Explor, Wind River Refin, and Midwest Oil. Chicago Grain section reports Corn July around 1.95 to 1.98, Sept 1.94, Oats July around 0.60 to 0.64, with state want ads promising results.
Denver's Grand Central Public Market in the 1408 1422 Champa Street area plans a September opening. Albert Lewin leads the Grand Central Public Market Company as president and GM with a $150000 investment. The building features reinforced concrete, white terracotta, and a pillarless ground floor 100 by 126 feet. The market will house booths for food, a small drugstore, restaurant, music shop, and refreshment counter, with two thirds of space leased at favorable rents and free light heat janitor service.
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