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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
15
Notices show jobs, sales, and rentals. Listings include bus boys needed at Plains hotel dining room, auto courses by Y M G A Auto Schools in Los Angeles, parcels for sale on Pershing Heights, various household items with prices, rental housing at 2505 Gentral, a Majestic range, furniture, a coaster express wagon, a typewriter table and chair.
Notice of final proof filing by James H Hawkins of Boulder Wyoming on land described Lots 3 4 section 2 township 18 north range 68 west 6th principal meridian before the U S land office Cheyenne Wyoming on June 23 1920 with witnesses G W Willess G M Ferris E A Malin Uua Clarence G Brady all of Cheyenne Also rent and buy notices include rooms for rent and apartments in Cheyenne with various prices and contacts the text also lists job seekers and ads for stenographer housework and buying property.
Walter Farrand of 1098 Springfield Ave Irvington NJ writes that Foley Kidney Pills relieved his back pain and his wife's after years of discomfort. He says the pills purify the blood and ease rheumatic pains swollen joints and other kidney trouble symptoms.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Cheyenne land office dated May 8 1920 states Sam Levin of Granite Ganon Wyoming intends to make final proof to establish his homestead claim No 020124 for Section 12 Township 412 North Range 69 West 6th Principal Meridian before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on June 17 1920. Witnesses listed include Hiram Buneh James Meleely Burach Thich and J M Camerson of Granite Ganon Wyoming. June 3 1920 notice.
Barach Thatch of Granite Canyon Wyoming filed notice of intention to make three year final proof to establish his homestead claim on land described as B34 Section 12 Township 12 N Range 69 W 6th Principal Meridian. Proceedings before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming on June 17 1920. Witnesses Sam Lewis Hiram Bunch D M Camesan James Macleay all of Granite Canyon Wyoming.
Cheyenne residents invited to hear Dr Divine on June 2 6 at the First Baptist Church. The event aims to promote welfare discussions for Cheyenne's community and invites all interested parties.
Notice calls for the W. O. W. election of officers on Thursday night with a big community feed to boost turnout. Also includes a mail-in offer for Foley brand health products with a trial package upon sending name and address to Foley & Go. Chicago.
Daily market notes from Ohonstein and Graham provide brief price movements and trading activity across commodity and financial markets. The report highlights client activity, sentiment shifts, and notable shifts in equity indices and bond yields.
Receipts reach 86 000 hogs and 18 000 sheep with mixed gains. Cattle top at 18 1/4 to 18 1/2 dollars for heavy steers. calves and veal show 50 to 60 cent advances. Pigs mostly steady to 25 cents higher. sheep trends mix with best spring lambs around 14 50.
Notice of public sale directed by the General Land Office under Section 2455. Bids start at $2 per acre for the NWU and NWM SEM SW NEM of Section 10, T12N R70W, with sale set for June 46 1920 at 10:00 AM. Carter Luke Voorhees, Receiver, notes rough terrain and that claims must be filed by sale date.
Receipts total 14 500 cattle prices mostly 20 to 25 lower with steer and heifer figures. Calves receipts 4 500 show beef steers up to 25 higher. yearlings around 13 50. veal stockers firm. Sheep receipts 4 000 steady with California lambs averaging 73 pounds at 17.15 dollars.
A brief notice records a night turnout at a local gathering with mentions of J W, D W Gill as clerk and a date code 6-2-3. The fragment provides limited context but confirms an organized turnout event and clerk involvement.
Notice announces isolated tract public sale by the U S Land Office Cheyenne on June 45 1920 at 10 am Se 14 sec 41 16 N 68 W 6th P M minimum bid two dollars per acre bidder must pay immediately to the Receiver by designated time Marl Grander son Ray applicant serial 027150.
Three outfit options suitable for street, business, or motoring wear feature the smart top coat and practical layering. Each ensemble emphasizes clean lines, coordinated fabrics, and timeless tailoring for varied daytime occasions.
In Evanston Illinois on June 2 Mayme Thompson a young Black woman leaped from a moving train described as the blind baggage while in motion near Spring Valley. She was dragged several hundred feet and fell beside the track. Buck Thomas a Black man who accompanied her was initially arrested but released after coroner's inquest found no responsibility.
The Weather Bureau report for Cheyenne shows a 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. June 2 with temperatures reaching a high of 68 degrees at 4:20 p.m and a low of 57 degrees. Wind was from the south at 24 mph peak, and humidity remained around 70 percent with a wet bulb reading of 46. Total precipitation figures are incomplete in the available text.
Updated rainfall and snow melt figures indicate melted snow since January totals 7.71 inches, versus normal precipitation of 6.30 inches by January. Last 24 hours recorded rain as a trace.
The United States Weather Bureau notes a favorable week in Wyoming with near normal temperatures and little rain. Seeding of spring wheat is nearly finished, corn and oats planting continues, soil remains in excellent condition, alfalfa growth is strong, livestock improve, and late lambing yields better results as shearing begins.
A business man nearly bald reports using an Indian recipe to regrow hair. The ad promotes KOTALKO with bear oils and scalp benefits, offering a 300 guarantee and a free recipe with a proof box for 10 cents, mailed from New York.
Weather Bureau office Cheyenne Wyoming June 2 1920 reports highway conditions. Lincoln Highway excellent Yellowstone Highway north good grading on the Greeley road to state line and rough beyond that Fe Goflins road better grading on the Wappy dock and Torvington road but passable.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers during illness and death of David Merna. Public notice in District Court announces probate of Will, hearing set June 24 1920 at ten o clock in the morning, for Letters Testamentary to William Merna. appearance by interested parties permitted. Dated June 8 1920, T. J. Fisher Clerk. Sam M. Thompson attorney for estate.
advertise a remedy that claims to relieve long obstinate conditions in 8 to 9 days with no harm or interference with work. It offers mail orders for 2 dollars and double strength for 3 dollars and a free booklet, from the B C Southington Remedy Co. in Kansas City Missouri.
Morse Oklahoma resident Mrs Ames Raney endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe aid through the Change of Life. She recalls using it from age 45 and now over 60, with eight children raised and good health. She invites others to write for confidential advice from the firm.
An early 20th century ad text touts Peruna as a universal remedy for stomach diseases. It promotes selling the liquid or tablet form through a vendor named Dorn and urges broad use for all sufferings of the stomach.
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