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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
15
Classified lines show cash payment rules and rates. Notices list death and funeral fee details and multiple insertion costs along with several help wanted ads. The text includes job openings in Cheyenne and Los Angeles as well as household help and girl for general work postings with addresses.
Market notes from New York Chicago and St Louis detail cattle receipts and prices including native steers and Texas cows, hogs with strong to higher bids, sheep steady to firm, and regional blue chips such as U S Steel and railroad stocks. Investment sentiments highlighted by copper, sugar and tin movements and futures hints.
July corn opened at 1.11 and retreated to 1.08 as speculators sold on weak demand. Wheat slid to 4% gains and then slid again with oats seen needing rain. Provisions sagged with longs exiting pork and options trading around 18.40 to 18.45 for pork, 10.77 for lard, and 10.42 for tbs.
Anchor Line Steamships advertise attractive rates for tickets between New York and Glasgow Londonderry Naples and Mediterranean ports. Imperial accommodation excellent cuisine efficient service. Apply to local agent or Henderson, General Agents, Chicago.
Frank R. Dildine and J. G. Sawyer announce the dissolution of their partnership Dildine & Sawyer doing business as Dildine Garage Company. J G Sawyer sells all interests to H M Roberts effective May 29 1912. The new firm Dildine Roberts takes over all debts and accounts.
Notice states the Badger Sheep and Cattle Company a Wisconsin corporation formerly operating in Laramie County Wyoming has dissolved. A certified copy of the dissolution resolution is on file with Wisconsin and Wyoming secretaries of state and with Fond du Lac and Laramie county registers of deeds. Signed by President M. B. Folsom and Secretary Guy Miller.
Teresa Curran filed for divorce in the District Court of Laramie County Wyoming on May 10 1912 alleging Abner W Curran failed to support her for over a year. He must answer by July 6 1802 or the petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered.
A reader comment forwarded to The Star voices the refrain that there are no icebergs in the Other Place with a hint it may be a suggestion about leaven. The note appears among many messages and reflects a skeptical tone from the publication.
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