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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
6
General markets note good demand for sheep with high prices and lower oats. Cattle receipts reach 1,580 head with strong demand for native and better grades, while stockers and feeders move well. Veal bids around 7.50. cows firm. Arizona yearlings at 5.00. lambs from Colorado at 7.75 for 95 pounds.
South Omaha market notes show cattle prices with natives and Western steers up to 7.75, hogs mostly lower to around 9.90, and sheep steady with yearlings near 5.75. Chicago receipts and market trend mirror strength in beeves and western cattle, with mixed hogs around 9.40 to 9.70 and lambs near 6.00 to 6.50.
In a muddled report from Sunday morning practice, Pagles and Elks allegedly tested a signaling system inspired by a moose call. The scene featured spectators and a controversial arch setup as players and officials prepared for the game day routine.
Martindale will leave the city today for Denver. Officers soldiers and sailors of the army navy or the marine corps of the United States including sung sergeants and all officers and enlisted men in the United States revenue service on vessel under the service of the war or army depart ments are eligible for membership in the United Spanish War Veterans.
H G Wimbush traveling representative for the McDuffe Motor Co of Denver arrives in Cheyenne after completing the first leg of a 2000 mile publicity tour for the Chalmers 30. The team has logged over 16 000 miles in six months and plans to demonstrate the car at the Capitol garage for potential buyers before continuing the tour through Wyoming.
Sherman County training notes show coast artillery crews achieving high accuracy at Fort Veterans. Fifteen pounders fired ten inch disappearing rifles at 10 700 yards on a 60 by 90 foot target moving at 40 miles per hour, four shots in two minutes 36 seconds. The 28th company also posted strong results with sixteen shots in 13 seconds at 2000 yard target.
The city hosts a stream of visitors and arrivals from distant towns. Mrs. George W. Patterson returns to Larvale after a Cheyenne visit while Mrs. Paulson and Mrs. Austin of Chugwater come in for a shore visit. Joseph M. Kane of Jersey City arrives to manage a bakery and cafe business in Cheyenne. Timothy J. Palmer seeks Lyre theatre relocation and renovation nearby.
Memorial Day activities include a large parade forming at Seven teenth Street and Carey Avenue and marching to the cemetery. Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and Woodmen of the World with auxiliaries plan memorial services, monument unveilings, graves decorated, and a return procession to First Methodist Church for a service conducted by Teo Nelson.
Charter members of a local veterans group advocate joining the national camp at Row Jon. They pledge to support the organization and emphasize future duties, aiming to strengthen ties with the national veterans camps.
Fred RK Blee plunged 75 feet to rocks after smashing through Superior avenue Viaduct gates at sixty mph in Cleveland. Guard John Wahnstill suffered double leg injuries, trapped in wreckage and later to German hospital. The other car fled the scene, police unable to identify its driver.
New York June 10 John D Rockefeller Jr foreman of the special grand jury appointed January 1 to investigate the white slave traffic led a committee into Judge O Sullivan s court to offer a presentment The judge said he would allow the presentment but would hear no communication from the grand jury or accept anything but education District Attorney Whitman began a statement but was cut off by the judge There had been no unusual revelations from the grand jury
In New York on June 10 Stanley Ketchel knocked out Jim Smith in the middle of the fifth round. The bout was rough from start to finish with Smith showing aggression before the stoppage as Ketchel delivered a decisive right hand to end the match on the floor.
The Unita Irrigation Company formed by local and Pennsylvania capital aims to reclaim about 50 000 acres of fertile land in the upper Green River Valley near Big Piney Wyoming. Two large reservoirs will hold water drawn from multiple creeks to support the vast irrigation scheme and a branch railroad from Kemmerer to Granger is planned. Key organizers include William Chafant Jr and John Chafant of West Chester PA J B Maxwell of Kansas City and W H Taylor and K W Winkelman of
Messenger boy accuses Solvier of bicycle theft. Frank Lawrence, a soldier of Battery BY Fourth Field Artillery, was...
Police arrested a soldier last night on a complaint from a man named Hoy who accuses him of stealing a bicycle. The item is linked to Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co.
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