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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
2
Fragmented financial note lists opening and closing percentages and prices for several dates. Mentions John Donnelian Day with values like 91.81 percent and $1.31, plus other figures such as 69 percent and $1.74. Ambiguous source data and partial dates.
Traders report a volatile grain market with new levels set across months. Market sentiment dominated, as many ignored opposing views while heavy realizing sales appeared on all advances beyond last night.
The market shows downward pressure with erratic prices and light cash demand. Commodities like barley and corn face import policy hopes from France, while provisions rise on higher hog prices though overall trade remains cautious. several industrials including Savold Tire and Cramp Ship Building edge higher, with varied activity across coal, asphalt, and pulp sectors.
Governor Carey has appointed notaries public including John T. Hawkes in Gillette Campbell Neon M. Davis in Wheatland Platte county Chey C B Wagner in Casper Natrona county plus others. The notice lists associated names and places with no further context.
Geo. P. Knight at 1708 Capitol Avenue reports a nighttime fire. No injuries cited. Fire crews responded and controlled the blaze. Investigators will determine cause and extent of damage.
At 6 am and 6 pm the city recorded a cloudy day with actual mean temperature 62 degrees. Highest 77 degrees at 4:30 pm, lowest 48 degrees at 5:15 am. wind max 30 mph from the north. Precipitation since January first totals 4.17 inches, with 0.0 inches in the last 24 hours.
A brief weather and road condition note reports Cheyenne and Pine Bluffs clear, Wheatland dry and rough, Larue rough but passable, Hanna and Green River dusty and choppy with limited visibility mentioned.
During the war women entered many vocations and performed well, yet their strength was taxed and female ailments arose. The ad claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound offers relief for these troubles, noting it has aided American women for generations.
Cheyenne Lodge No. 660 B P C Elks members are asked to meet at Elks Home Sundey Lincetnd at 2 15 PM to attend the funeral of our late Brother John L Thomas. George J Klett Exalted Ruler.
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