Market roundup shows steady cattle and crops mixed in quotes
Market notes from New York and Chicago on June 12 report call money rates around 2 to 3 percent, copper at 6.76, New York stocks including U S Steel at 68 and Great Northern at 143 3/4, cattle receipts 2,000 in South Omaha with steers around 6.5 to 9.0, hogs steady to 5 lower, sheep steady with yearlings near 5.0 to 6.5. Chicago cattle receipts 14,000 with beves about 6.0 to 9.0, house receipts 30,000 and loafing demand for dressmaking help in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Amerian Sugar
Atchison
Great Northern
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Preferred
South Omaha
Neb
Texas
Chicago
Found Keys on Decoration Day Ad Notice
Fragmentary notice reads about a finder offering keys and requesting contact at this office and payment for a listed advertisement. The text is unclear but implies a reward or claim process tied to Decoration Day. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly named in readable portions.
The Lirkéal Kimcation and Elocution Jests of Sir Horace Plunkett
The note from a Dulsta letter mocks Sir Horace Plunkett’s elocution while praising his mind. He replies that two needs exist: a wife and lessons in elocution, though he asserts only one is truly needed. The piece references The Popular Magazine and a Wyoming outlet.
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Lirkeal
Sir Horace Plunkett
Colonel Koot
Dulsta
Ireland
Sir Horace
Tothie Plunkett
Lestona
Wheat and hog markets show mixed moves as stocks thin
Chicago reports near exhaustion of supplies in France and calls for rains in Kansas and Nebraska steadied prices after a weak session. Wheat futures opened lower to modest gains with September at 1.05 and corn firm on cool weather. Hog prices drifted, pork around 19.10, lard near 11.12, while ribs stayed about 106.65 amid market consolidation.
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Chicago
France
Minneapolis
Kansas
Nebraska
Shorts
Anchor Line Steamships Offers Broad Ticket Rates
Anchor Line announces routes from New York to Londonderry and Glasgow, New York to Palermo and Naples, with attractive rates to Scotch English Irish continental and Mediterranean points. Superior accommodation, excellent cuisine, and efficient service noted. Apply for reservations through local Anchor Line agents or Henderson Atlas General Agents, Chicago.
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Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
ASD
Glasgow
Palermo
Naples
Hendenson Atla Sa
Chicago
Sanitary Ice Price List Found in Trade Notice
Sanitary Ice advertised at 30 cents per hundred in a brief trade notice. Cook Bros. Co. listed with phone number 197 for orders and inquiries.
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St. Ba
Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
County Commissioners Proceed at Cheyenne in 1912
Proceedings show officers turned over various fees to the County Treasurer. Fish allocations were made for District No. 1 with 70,000 fry. Roads funding from Inheritance Tax Fund approved for Cheyenne Burns Egbert Patrick Torrington Ferrey Wheatland Pine Blume and Yellowstone Highway survey. Special sessions discuss road extensions and inspections for St Johns Hospital.
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Voorhees
F. Housman
W. H. Edwards
Thos. Hunton
Frank B. Roach
Peter Hansen
Poor Farm
St. John's Hospital
Statesnen
Vusticon Feng
Housman
Justice Fees
Constable Fora
Ei Wawatids
H. Diftlman
County Clerk's Fees
T. J. Fisher
John Unaillie
Laramie County
A. C. Willidsen
Duck Creek
Martin Willudgen
Lone Tree
J. N. Bard
South Branch
Little Bear
M. F. Coleman
Cottonwood Creek
Naoo George Montgomery
Chugwater
Ovbo
Clint Donahue
Little Horse Creek
Sue
H. Ralston
North Laramie
Terete
Geo. Mitchell
North Laramia
Robert B. Davidson
Pole Creek
Anaterwaress
W. M. Foust
Granite Springs
Crystal Lake
Peevey Ph
Laramie
Cheyenne
Burns
Egbert
Patrick
Torrington
Ferrey
Wheatland
Yellowstone High
Board of the County Commissioners
Wyoming
Apedal Seasion
Frogent
Win
Storey
John M Hunton
Bullets and Bravery and Pardons Notice
Bullets and Bravery recounts a near miss in a Western mining camp with a boastful speaker named Clarence. A separate notice states Wincenty Smith seeks a pardon from Laramie County Wyoming for forgery, with attorney Wilfrid O Leary listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincenty Smith
Laramie County
Wyoming
Wilfrid O'Leary
Pine Mountain Oil Company Formed in Wyoming
The Pine Mountain Oil Company was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on May 17 1912 with $25 000 capital in 25000 shares. Five directors Dan S Parks Sidney B Bartlett James F Kelly William K Jones and William E Benjamin will run affairs from 1817 Carey Avenue Cheyenne agent William K Jones.
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Pine Mountain Oil Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Natrona County
Dan 5. Parks
Sidney B. Bartlett
James F. Kelly
Willian K. Jones
William £. Benjamin
Carey Avenue
Wyo
William K. Jones
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Capitol
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Eyebraska Ranch
C. R. McKinstry
Deming
Harvard
Carey Ave
Mortfern
Seymour
Evans St
P. O
lLot
East
Wye
New
W. 25Th St
Cheyenne Steam Haking Co
Alga
Cheyenne Steam Baking Co
Capitol Building
Lake Minnehaha
Muirhead
National Bank
16Th Bt, Elty
J. M. Carey & Bro
St. 14
Niva
19Th St
Warren Ave
Capitol Avenue
I. 18Th St
W. 20Th
Central Avenue
Bartlett Engineering Co
Capitol Ave
Seymour St. Inquire
Conway
W. 20Th St
New York Financial and Metals
Omaha
A. I
Gan
Dylon St
United States
Pabka
Normandie Hotel
16Th St
Los Angeles
John
United Trade School
Albany Hotel
Brana
Thomas
20Th St
Los
Room
Plains
Cheyenne Chautauqua
Sloner Lacerenza
Sanitest
The
Sherman Co
St. Louis
County Commissioners’ Proceedings
John Hunton
J. R. Mason
Investi
County Road
Dani Wottian
W. Hammond
John Honton
Yellowstone Highway
Dillman
Offles
WM. HH Dilman
Marence C. Nomlin
Colorado Springs
Clarence
Hirotin
Ther
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Western Junk, Bottle & Coal Yard
VITA
Rens Street
J.D. Wright
W. 10Th St. L
Biacy
J. J. Pitzgerald
Knight
C. ¥. Clement
Marcusron Bloa
Des Moines
Iowa
Cheyenne Trading Company
Thames
Cheyenne Tent & Awning CO
W. 24Th S
A. Bovee
Cheyenne Transfer Co
OLD Reliable
Dealers IN Rock
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Genemal
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Henle
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