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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
5
The report lists cattle hog sheep receipts and price ranges for various weights and grades with figures like hogs 14 000 head and cattle 44 000 received at market WOak. Prices show ranges for medium heavy light and butcher categories with extensive irregular OCR numbers and inconsistencies.
Hog receipts 8,000 with prices up to 22.60. bulk 20 to 21.60. Cattle receipts 4,000 with beef and butcher steady. top beef steers 16 to 18.00. Veal calves and feeder steers mixed. stocker steers to 13.50. Sheep receipts 17,000. lambs and yearlings steady to higher, ewes mid to high 7.50 to 9.50.
In Minneapolis on July 30, flour rose 250 per carload to 12.75 a barrel for standard flour. Cotton 98 pound variety listed at 4.24154, while other items show oats at 0.9004 and bran at 42. Corn prices noted, with various grade figures including Tiye and Vigx listed in the report.
OMAIA July reports show prices for yellow and mixed grains with small range shifts. oats pricing also listed. A user anecdote claims Rough Dry at the Geyser Laundry eases family washing troubles.
Announcement outlines a board to buy and market the 1919 Canadian wheat crop with cash on delivery to farmers, a world price sale by the board, profits shared with original sellers, prohibition of speculation and profiteering, and immediate cash sales to move crop quickly.
The Geyser Laundry reports a breakthrough that promises easier laundry for the entire family. Machines and staff are praised for efficiency and reliability, suggesting a lasting solution for routine chores.
San Francisco July 30. The article notes major differences between the 1908 Atlantic fleet and a Pacific fleet then en route to San Francisco. It cites sailing times from Hampton Roads to San Francisco 41 days 7 hours for the Atlantic voyage and about 27 days for the Pacific. It also contrasts canal passage, ships numbers, personnel, and cost, with the Pacific far larger and more modern.
Railroads issue bulletins like the State Immigration Commission warning about places to place Wyoming cattle moving to greener pastures. They list where alfalfa and cattle feed can be obtained and announce special cattle shipping rates to other states with reduced return-trip costs.
Mrs. A. Waldman of Fresno recounts using Foley's Honey and Tar for a winter cough since 32 years ago. The letter praises its relief for bronchial coughs and colds, notes no opiates, and recommends for children with croup and whooping cough.
King Ferdinand and Queen Marie visit Transylvania with ethnographic parades showcasing old Romanian dress and customs. Four million Romanians celebrate reunification as peasants present rugs, shawls, and ladies receive gifts while Princess Ileana receives live lambs and rabbits.
In Sheridan last week a shipment of 20,000 head of cattle care was prepared for Omaha. Six hundred full sized cattle care were ordered to Rowley for loading and transport. A check for between 2,000 was noted.
The report details drought driven high school funding, oil field activity from Lance Creek to Casper, refinery progress, and new field explorations. It notes Orien Go cleans No 1 well, Casper oil acquisitions, and rail line expansions. Mining profits rise with silver and zinc prices boosting prospect developments statewide.
The Larame County Board of Equalization will hold sessions at its Cheyenne office on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week July 2 4 to hear complaints and make legal adjustments.
Lester N. Woolsey, solicitor, travels to Paris to apply details of reparations with many specifics to be announced.
A large number of Wyoming soldiers have reached New York on their way home from Europe. The Mountain Club of New York published a list of steamships and passengers bound for various Wyoming towns including Cheyenne Gillette Wheatland Casper Laramie Rock Springs and others with arrival dates in July and July 20 to 24.
Washington July 38 The treaty with Germany was discussed today as President Wilson pressed Republican senators to unreservedly ratify the treaty. He urged no open negotiations but faced senators who favored changes or reservations before final approval.
Pittsburgh reports fans protested after a baseball game win by Cincinnati, with the Pirates organization noting their dissatisfaction and escalating discussion with league officials.
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