Livestock Market Report from Benver Colorado June 1
A liberal cattle run at the Benver yard totals about 4 500 head with southern stockers on contract and 1 700 nearby fat cattle. Beef steers bring up to 8 25. cows 6 60 to 7 25. calves 9 00 to 11 00. stockers and feeders steady to lower. hog receipts 1 400 yesterday and 2 500 today with prices 5 to 10 points lower. sheep deck lambs 8 50 to 9 00 and ewes 5 50 to 4 00 amid scarce feedstuff in the region.
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Benver
Colo
Catile
Westbound and Eastbound Train Schedules Displayed
Directory of arriving and departing trains with numbers and times for the West Bound and East Bound services, including Cheyenne Portland flyers Overland and Los Angeles Limited, Pacific Limited and other Western routes. Shows arrivals, departures, and approximate minutes past midnight for several trains.
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Los Angeles Limited
Koot Limited
Overland
Prrives Oowes
Eparts
Faost
Pacific Limited
Overland Limited
Butra
Chicago and Kansas City Market Reports June 1 Livestock Prices
Chicago reports for hogs receipts 15 thousand with mixed prices from 6.00 to 7.85 and heavy to 7.70. cattle receipts 2 thousand with steer and cow figures up to 9.30 and 8.75. sheep receipts 7 thousand with lambs reaching 10.35. Kansas City listings show hogs steady with bulk 7.65 to 7.75 and light 7.60 to 7.75. cattle steady with prime fed steers 8.75 and calves 10.00. sheep strong with lambs 11.25 frontier figures noted.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Notices of final proof seeks land in Wyoming 1916
Notices from the United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming list name of settlers Walter Scott and Mary Williams with homestead entries, witnesses and dates for final three year proof and publication of public notice for Frank Reymore with multiple parcels and witnesses. local officials CHAPLIN Register and others.
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United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cettlera
Wyoming
Vis
Walter Scott
P. M. Witoasses
John Neddeau
Willam Ruktaschel
John Bevan
Floyd R. Holmes
Divide
0. A.gore
EB. Chaplin
Register
Department of the Interior
Cheyenng Wyoming
Frank ©. Reymore
Nyange
Sh'p. M
U. & Land Office
Withedsey
Ke Rubert Leith
Jacob C. Bowles
Wye
Claude P
Waunets
James Ramahaw
Div
Chaplin
U. S. Land Office
Mary BE. Williams
I. W. McGarr
D. B. Curtis
A. Kilgore
W. BE. Chaplin
Glenn Hollingeworth
Alfred G. Sorensen
Pimer J. Sorensen
Clarence F. Porensen
Andrew MccAfee
Alfred G. Borensen
Ilnesses
Paub W. Pearson
C. O. Halverse
Wrowing
Roacoe Iendricks
Prin
Meriding
Robert Loith
Kanouse Andimer J. Varria
Percy Gogesius
Paola
Hogs and Cattle Receipts Report From South Omaha
South Omaha Neb June 1 hogs receipts 19 500 market lower heavy 7. 107 40 iteht S7 55 7 55 pige 6 60 7 50 bulk of sales 87 300 7 40 cattle receipts 6 900 market steady native steers 7. 60 9.00 cows and hotfers 6.00 8.10 western steers 6.50 8.00 Tevas steers 6.00 7.40 cows and helfera 66 50 7 95 calves 8.25 10.76 sheep receipts 2 200 market steady yearlings 7 600 8.60 Wethers 86 254 7.25 lambs 8.00 0.80
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South Omaha
Neb
Wheat Futures Report from Chicago Exchange
July wheat at 1.2945 to 1.2948 per bushel, September at 1.1914 to 1.1916, showing stable trading ranges on the Chicago market. Traders note light volume and modest price movement amid mixed supply signals and demand outlook.
Local Feed Prices Reported by Wyoming Fuel and Feed
Furnished by Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co. prices listed per hundredweight and ton for corn and corn chop at 1.70 per cwt, wheat 2.40 per cwt, bran 1.40 per cwt, oats 2.00 per cwt, native hay 15.00 per ton, alfalfa hay 13.00 per ton, straw 9.00 per ton, with a note of non delivery.
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Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company
Cheyenne Wheat Milling Prices Listed
Milling wheat price per bushel set at 1.25 dollars while durum wheat bids at 1.20 dollars per bushel in Cheyenne markets.
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Cheyenne
Floods inundate 8000 acres in Arkansas farmlands
Conways Arkansas story reports more than 3000 acres of cultivated land flooded when the Arkansas river levee near Parlam gave way. Other river sites said levees held and the flood crest passed. In Nebraska heavy rains flood the north half with six inches noted, affecting rail lines and crops.
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Conway
Ark
Arkansag
Parlam
Nebraska
Omaha Bee
Waters of Crow Creek Gaged for Irrigation Plan
State Engineer Thie reports on Crow Creek water measurements for a Cheyenne reclamation project. A US Geological Survey station at HirAlga Ranch records twice daily readings, with two discharge cuts already made to assess surplus water for storage and direct diversion.
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Thie
Crow Creek
Cherenie
True
Landa
Cheyenne
Committee of Engineers
Hiralga Ranch
Hirsig
United States Geolo Survey
Geological Survey
State Engineer Calls For Water Readings And Auction Sale
The message urges securing a continuous discharge record for Crow Creek waters with twice daily readings. It asks supporters to pool funds to hire a reliable recorder and notes an upcoming auction of stock at Cheyenne Furniture Store at 140 Pioneer Ave.
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Cheyenne Furniture
Pioneer Ave
Road conditions from Cheyenne to major towns in 1915
Bulletin lists rough and muddy roads on routes from Cheyenne to Greeley Denver Fort Collins Wheatland Pine Bluffs to Sidney Torrington Grover Rawlins Medicine Bow Wamsutter Pole Mountain and Horse Creek stations. Several segments described as bad or rough.
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Plains Hotel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie
Greeley
Denver
Fort Collins
Dover
Wheatland
Pine Bluffs
Sidney
LaGrange
Torrington
Grover
Rawlins
Medicine Row
Wamcutter
Pole Mountain
Horse Creek Station
Window Glass and Paperhanging by The Shegman Co
Advertisement for Panting, Paperhanging and Calsomining by D N Ball with contact Phone 1024-9 and service area or product listing for window glass by The Shegman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Ball
Shegman Co
Cheyenne Fraternal Directory Brief Notices
Cheyenne fraternal groups listed with officers and meeting details. Cheyenne Lodge No 1 A F and A M meets Tuesdays at 7:30 PM in Masonic Hall. Order of the Eastern Star meets first Thursday. Acadia Lodge No 1 meets first and third Tuesdays. Cheyenne Lodge No 680 meets Mondays at Masonic Hall. Other groups listed with officers and meeting times.
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Order OF Eastern Star
Alice John
W. M
Kate L
Bruce, Lee
Masonic Hall
Fraternal Lodges Meet in Local Halls for Scheduled Nights
Praternal Union of Ambildioa Unity Lodge No 800 presided by J B Sloan holds monthly meetings at 8:00 p m in Fraternal Hall. LADIUS BODIETY Granite Lodge No 204 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen meets every second and fourth day at 2:30 p m at Capitol Hall. NIGHTS & LADIES of SECURITY led by Mayme Wehr pres meets first and third Tuesdays in Odd Fellows order. Beagles Chéyenne Branch No 128 meets Fridays at 6 p m in Beagles Hall under Madam No 14a.
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Praternal Union OF Ambildioa Unity Lodge
J. B. Sloan
Mre
Lucretia E. Garey
Mayme Welr
Pres
Kate L
Bruce
Bea
Odd Fellows
Fraternal Order OF Beagles
Chéyenne Bria
Pressman's Union and Typographical Lodge Meet Monthly
A fragment lists the Pressman's Union with officers R J Hart W J Walls Leo and W B Baylees Commander plus meetings at K C Hall and 2145 Labor Street. It also mentions Typographical Union officers H C Purcell president and Geo R Merritt secretary and notes weekly and monthly gathering times and locations in Cheyenne division.
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Pressman’s Union
R. J. Hart, Jren
W. J. Walls
Leo
Labor
Typographical Union Notor
H. C. Purcell
Prea. Geo
Leader Wants Ads Help Find Lost Items
A brief notice urges readers to use want ads to locate lost belongings, suggesting posting descriptions and contact details with the Leader newspaper.
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Estarliar Edeer
Leader Publishing Company
Carey Avegetephone
Ater
Alex Hastir
M. ©. Watson
A. W. Allen
Daily Market Report
Union Pacific Main Line
Oparte
Accugnia
Adaptic Press
Aftivos Press
Ooe
Departsance
Denver Paciftc
South
Froml Aduth
Burlington
Trail East
Eastern Livestock
Ation
Sunday State Leager
Inge
Wothers
Ewes
Arkansas
Tru
BR True
Sherman Co
Professional Directory
Wilfred O'Leary
Anny Postal Telegraph Company
Geo. B. Bateford
PUK Kent
J. M. Garey & 7
Thurer
M. BP. Keefe
16Th Street
Mark Chapman
Weat 19Th St
Thames
Trust
Maxwell Street
D. C. Trevett
27Th St
W. 21St St. U
W. lé&th.St
Modern News
Furniahe
18Th Street
Fuel & Feed Block
Gulro
Carey Avenue
Want AD Department
W. B. Chaplain
Bulletin Cheyenne Motor Club
Baerresen
Cheyenne and
Sheridan
William Dubois
Capitol Avenue
West 19Th Street
W. Riner & CO
Carey Ave
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Herbert D. Gleason
Cor
Central Ave
John Charles Thompson
Bresnahem Block
Chas, L. Rigdon
Avid J. Howell
Rigdon & Howell, A
Andrew
Gulte
Citizens Nat'l Bank Building
D. W. Gill
Cheyenne Fraternal Directory
Cheyenne Lodge NO. 1
A. F
A. M
A. Kline
Bee
Acadia Lodge
Richard H. Mepath
Niswander, Seo
Up. C. B
axauTs
Ire
L. Henne
Euienne
Woodman
O ' Gleason
Vrateros Hall
Menory
Mattie Prichard
L. c
B. 10Th Street
Jennie Knight
W. B. Baylees
A. J. Primeaux
House St
K. C. Hall
Capitol Hell
Vondoma
Froenal Land Company
Prairie Farm
Plaina Hotel
Federal Land Company
17Th St
Cheveuns
Alberta
G. D. Carter & Co
Edmonton
FEDERAL _ LAND LAND COMPANY
Fire Inteour Nation
West 17Th
Livestork Vale
H. C. Carpenter Douglas
Wyatt
Adams Street
John Harrington
West 17Th St
Ford
Studebaker
Auto Livery Company
Std
M.y
Auto Livery Co
18Th and
Capitol Ave
Wyoming Employment and Real Estate Agency
Ocean Hotel Bldg
Gleason's
Lith Street
Central Avenue
Cans
R. H. Leitken
Security Farm Loan Association of Chicago
Pioneer Avenue
Continental Mortgage Company
Lou Vatts & Company
Denham Bley
Cole
Catherine
Colt
Ralf
Ole Milwaukee Teak Works
Milweikee
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