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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
7
In answering blind ads follow the in structions, address initials or numbers in care of the office, mail to proper parties, and avoid calls for information. Listings include bus boys, auto courses, real estate, furniture, ranges, beds, and office equipment with contact details and prices.
Public Land Office notice lists James H Hawkins of Boulder Wyoming seeking three year final proof on land in Township 18 North Range 68 West with witnesses G Willess G M Ferris and C Brady all of Cheyenne. Also rental ads for rooms and a bungalow in Cheyenne with contact details and prices, plus miscellaneous wantads including used roadster, stenographer seeking work, and housework help.
Walter Farrand of 1098 Springfield Ave Irvington New Jersey writes of persistent backache and joint pain. After taking Foley Kidney Pills, both he and his wife saw quick relief and recommend the product to others with kidney or bladder issues.
Notice is given that Sam Levin of Granite Ganon Wyoming, holder of Homestead entry No 020124 for W1 Sec 12 T4N R69W 6th P M has filed intention to make final proof on June 17 1920 before Register and Receiver U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming. Names listed include Hiram Buneh James Meleely Burach Thich and J M Camerson all of Granite Ganon Wyoming. June 3 1920.
Barach Thatch of Granite Canon Wyoming, who filed Homestead Entry 020122 for the west half of lot 34 in section 12 township 12 north range 69 west 6th principal meridian, will present three year final proof before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Cheyenne on June 17 1920. He is witnessed by Sam Lewis Hiram Bunch D M Camesan James Mackely all of Granite Canon Wyoming.
In the interest of Cheyenne, all residents are invited to hear Dr. Divine at the First Baptist church from June 2 to June 6. The series aims to address community welfare and civic concerns.
Notice invites members to a Thursday night election of officers and a big community feed. An attestation by J. W. Stritmater and Condon Gill is included and a request to mail with five cents for a Foley vitamin mail-order offer is printed.
A concise market briefing presents daily activity from Ohonstein and Graham. Traders track commodities bonds and equities with brief summaries of price moves and notable volume throughout the session.
cattle receipts 7000 with beef steers up to 40 cents higher and top at 18.75 while yearlings reach 14.50 to 18.60. cows bulls and calves show varied gains. hogs receipts 86000, prices 13.85 to 14.00 with weights and pork steady to higher. sheep receipts 18000 slow with best grades steady and prime lambs around 14.50 and ewes 10 to 10.50.
Notice for publication announces a public sale of an isolated land tract in Wyoming under Sec 2455. The applicant is William J. Slosack of Granite Ganon. The 80 acre parcel in section 10, township 12 north range 70 west is valued at not less than 2 dollars per acre and will be sold at 10 am on June 46, 1920 at the land office.
June 1 market briefing notes receipts 14 500 cattle mostly 20 to 25 lower with hogs trading 813 to 18 25 and pigs 10 to 12 50. cattle receipts 4 500 beef steers up 25 to 60 cents yearlings 13 50 heavy steers 12 30 bullocks 11 25 to 12 75 butcher stock up 25 percent veal stockers and feeders strong. Sheep receipts 4 000 market steady with California spring lambs around 73 pounds averaging 17 15.
Fragmentary memo mentions turnout, neighbors, and an official clerk named Gill with a date notation 6-2-3. The legibility is limited but indicates a local election or meeting context. No clear event, names beyond JW and Stritmater.
Public Land Sale listing from the Department of the Interior United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 6 1920 offers at public auction the SE% NEY of section 41 township 16N range 68W for a minimum bid of $2.00 per acre with bidding to start at 10 a m on the 45th day of June 1920. The tract will be closed when bidders stop and payment is due to the Receiver by the designated time.
The article outlines three outfits suitable for street, business, or motoring wear, each centered on a smart top coat. It emphasizes knowing what clothes are correct for different affairs and asserts that the clothing problem is solved by choosing appropriate ensembles.
In Evanston Illinois on June 2 Mayme Thompson a young Negro woman leaped from a moving train at Green River while riding in the blind baggage with Buck Thomas. She was dragged hundreds of feet and died after rolling down an embankment. Thomas was arrested but freed after coroner's inquest found no responsibility.
The report shows Cheyenne Wyoming data for 24 hours ending 6 p.m. June 2. Temperatures ranged from a low around 54 to a high near 68 degrees with最高 68 at 4:20 p.m. The wind was southerly up to 24 mph at 8:40 a.m. Relative humidity averaged about 56 percent, with a wet bulb reading in the mid 40s. Precipitation totals are incomplete in the fragment.
Report notes melted snow since January at 7.71 inches versus the normal 6.30 inches. Precipitation in the last 24 hours not significant with only a trace of rain recorded.
The weekly weather bureau report for Wyoming notes favorable conditions with near normal temperatures and minimal precipitation. Seeding of spring wheat is nearly complete, planting of corn oats and potatoes underway, alfalfa thriving, livestock improving, and lambing outcomes improving with better weather.
A bald businessman cites an Indian recipe to grow hair using KOTALKO bear oil based preparation. The ad promises remarkable hair growth and relief from dandruff, offering a 300 guarantee and a free recipe with proof box or by sending 10 cents to a New York address.
Weather Bureau office at Cheyenne Wyoming reports state highways conditions on June 2, 1920. Lincoln highway excellent. Yellowstone highway north good. Grading on the Greeley road to state line and rough beyond. Fe Goflins road much better. Grading on the Wappy dack and Torvington road passable.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers after the illness and death of David Merna. Notice in District Court Wyoming states the will is to be proved on June 24 1920 at ten a m and William Merna seeks Letters Testimentary with Sam M. Thompson, attorney, in Lara mie County.
An advertisement touts a Ladies Monthly Compound promising relief of obstinate conditions in 8 to % days with no harm or work interference. It offers mail order for $2.00 and Double Strength $3.00 plus a booklet, from B. C. Southington Remedy Co. in Kansas City, Missouri.
Mrs Ames Raney of Morse Oklahoma testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her through the Change of Life and she remains in good health with eight children. The ad invites letters for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Mass.
An old advertisement touts Peruna health tonic as a cure for stomach ailments. It claims the remedy works for all stomach diseases and offers both liquid and tablet forms sold widely by Dorn.
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