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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
15
July corn falls to 1.70 with a 1.69 percent change, September slight drop to 1.64. Oats July opens at 67 and closes near 68, September opens 65 and ends around 63.
Kansas City market notes show hog receipts around 7 000 with top prices near 20 85 and heavy packers at 20 70 to 20 85. Cattle totals about 4 900 with beef and feeders firm. veals and stocker steers stable to higher. Sheep around 6 000 steady with ewes and yearlings reflecting modest gains and declines across grades.
LAXATIVE HHOMOQ QUININE tablets claim to stop cough and headache and cure the cold. Each box bears ER. W. GROVE'S signature. The ad touts a quick home remedy sold in pharmacies.
Heavy curb trading in United Retail Stores with prices 79 to 81 percent. Cigars led gains from 61 to 64 as Swift International held steady at 57 and oils rose. Aetna Explosives moved 10 to 11 while general market breadth was light with cautious buying amid crop outlook changes and high money rates anticipated after July disbursements.
Corn traders noted bullish news and rising outside demand as futures climbed toward best daily prices. Oats firmed with 2 to 2.5 cent gains while cash outs and spot market rose about 1 to 1.5 cents. shipping sales reached 250 000 bushels amid improved climate expectations and late crop concerns.
The report lists 6am and 6pm temperatures 49 and 80 degrees with 55 percent humidity. It notes normal and actual mean temperatures around 66 degrees, a four degree rise in four hours, a 45 mph wind from the SW, and 3.90 inches of precipitation since January 1.
Lincoln Highway west of town clear and smooth. Yellowstone Highway south clear. North rough near Forse Creek, Chugwater and Wheatland. State leappr want ads results noted.
A classified list promotes 25 east side homes under a rental plan with one fourth cash and the balance as rent. Properties include a $3750 six room residence on West 25th Street and various other six to eight room houses on East 24th East 9th and Maxwell streets. Also notes plants for sale and a monitor coal range listing.
Cheyenne business directory lists Logan practicing veterinary medicine at 4444 Ww, Cheyenne Wyoming. Phone number provided for contact.
Wheat Growers event set for Wednesday and Saturday with Wyoming participants promising strong turnout. Community invitation asks, Will you be there too.
Cheyenne notice from June 1908 states the lawn and garden irrigation ordinance is in full force from June 22 1910 and will be strictly enforced. The hose must be detached from the hydrant when sprinkling and water rents in arrears must be paid within ten days from this notice. Commissioner of Finance EW Storet signs the document.
Fragmentary text hints at political shifts in the South Carolina senate and capital. Mentions Mrs. N B Dial and new senator, with attention to administration changes and public sentiment. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Casper Wye June 42 Chas Butwell who was taken into custody after repeated self harm attempts has been turned over to county authorities for safekeeping and mental evaluation. Friends say grief over marital separation and stimulant overuse contributed to his breakdown while his wife recently joined him here then left for a boarding house. Police report Bothwell drank heavily and, while intoxicated, attempted to harm himself. Myra Bothwell reportedly kept away from jail and provided no information.
B P O Elks, AW Bika and the Lyeir families are requested to attend May day services at Riley Home on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. June 0th appears misread but confirms the gathering.
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