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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1914
Page
7
Denver market notes light cattle offers with strong demand and firm week end prices. Beef cattle steer prices reach 7.75 to 8.25, cows 6.65 to 7.60, veal calves 10.00 to 10.75. stockers and feeders brisk with steady to rising trend. hogs scarce at 8.15 to 8.30. sheep receipts 4,000 with lambs 6.50 to 8.60 and yearlings 6.40 to 7.60.
Chicago livestock market report shows hog receipts 11 000 strong with mixed and heavy categories trading near 8.10 to 8.45 per hundredweight. Cattle receipts 200 steady with heifers 7.35 to 9.55 and steers 6.50 to 8.10, stockers and feeders around 6.10.
Margarette Geary of Cheyenne Wyo filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish her homestead claim for land described as BYNWK BYNEM sec 6 T14N R66W sixteenth lands. She must prove residence and cultivation before the Cheyenne Land Office on July 28 1914 with witnesses Dan Fallon and others.
Omaha June 20 hog receipts 7 400 market strong heavy 8 17 to 8 27 mixed 8 20 8 25 light 8 20 8 25 bulk 8 20 8 25 cattle receipts 250 market steady and unchanged sheep receipts none market status unclear due to partial text
Chicago on June 20 reported cash wheat at 82 1/2 cents, September futures at 81 1/4 cents, and December at 83 1/2 cents. The brief market update notes steady pricing with firm cash trade and Futures easing slightly from late session highs.
Federal Land Company of Cheyenne offers improved and wild prairie farm lands for sale on a crop payment plan. Purchasers pay both principal and interest from a share of crops raised. Company owns the land, not agents, with samples available at their office one block north of the Plains hotel, 100 W. lith St.
Classifieds include for sale items near Gleason's on 16th street and Central avenue, multiple rental listings, job seekers for clerical and domestic work, and public land sale notices from the Cheyenne land office dated 1914 with details on Lot 4 SE% SW, Section 18 T16N R67W. Also listings for sales positions, errands, and lost wallet notice.
A dense list of Cheyenne Wyoming professionals appears including John Charles Thompson attorney at law with offices in Breanahen Block, Gibson Clark and Clark and Clark at 611-513 Flist National Bank Building, Thomas Hunter at 611 Firet National Bank Building, along with D W Riner & Co insurance and real estate, Neal Estate and Surety Bonds at 1723 Carey Ave, and Herbert D. Gleason funeral director at corner 16th St and Central Ave. Also named are spa and dress services at Plains Hotel Building, Mair Dressing, La Pash Hain Dressing Pack, and spinal adjustments offered by Hm Lekman with free consultation.
Advertisement offers to repay mortgages remove incumbrances or purchase or improve property with special privileges. Correspondence invited through A C General Agency 767 Gas Electric Building Denver Colorado or 440 Phelan Building San Francisco California July 14 21 28 5.
Cheyenne directory lists numerous fraternal orders with meeting nights and locations. Organizations include LEYENNE LODGE NO 1 A F and A M, WYOMING CHAPTER NO 1 ROY AL ANCH MASONS, WYOMING CONSISTORY NO 4 4 A B R, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, ORDER OF EASTERN STAR, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, KNIGHTS AND LADIES SECURITY, ACACIA LODGE NO 44, ORDER OF OWLS CHEVENNE NEST NO 1465, KNIGHTS OF OCOLUMNTS, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, KNIGHTS OF THE MACABEES OF THE WORLD, WYRESSMEN'S UNION, TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO 184, ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS CHEYENNE DIVISION NO 128 and others with meeting days ranging from Mondays to Fridays at various halls including Masonic Hall Fraternal Hall Eagles Hall and Labor Hall.
Ghand International Axtli Ltd and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announce regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays at 7.30 p.m. at Capitol Hall. Prairie Jewel Division, Lad Mra, Wf. Monden, J. A. Bigler are listed among attendees.
Comfort Lodge No. 438 Wa. Border led by Fred Van Dolab and Ella Heenem plan weekly meetings at Caphiol Hall. Ladies Society Ghants Lodge No. 261 led by Carrie Van Dolab holds meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday at 0102 am.
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