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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
15
Multiple small ads offer farm equipment for sale including double harnesses and a Tom Conley buggy, plus rental rooms. Then a batch of U.S. Land Office notices from Cheyenne Wyoming announce public land sales and filings by Pauline Shelven Mary H Smith and others with required witness lists and sale dates in 1914.
Denver reports a quiet market with limited receipts including one carload of cattle from Texas and a portion of cattle from Colorado. Beef steer demand is good with a standout price around 8.10. Hogs show steady prices with three loads and brisk demand, while feeders and stockers are quiet and prices mostly unchanged. Lambs and cows are in demand but offerings remain sparse.
The sheep trade was quiet as there was nothing on sale today. Prices remained unchanged with a good strong demand for everything offered.
Hog receipts total 27 000 with market steady to higher. Barrows and gilts priced around 8 25 to 8 35, lights 8 10 to 8 25, heavy 7 95 to 8 37 a mixed range. Cattle receipts 13 500 with beeves 7 50 to 9 40, steers 6 90 to 8 10, cows and heifers 3 70 to 8 85, calves 7 00 to 10 25. Sheep receipts 18 000 with market weak to 10 lower, sheep 5 20 to 6 35, yearlings 6 30 to 7 40, lambs 6 50 to 8 26.
Hog receipts 8 800 market steady with heavy hogs 8.10 8.15 light 8.05 8.20 average 8.07 8.10. Cattle receipts 3 100 steady native steers 7.50 9.15 cows and heifers 6.70 8.00 western steers 7.50 8.00 calves 8.00 10.75. Sheep receipts 8 000 market status not detailed.
Consolidated notice lists settlers from Cheyenne Wyoming filing for final three year proof before the U S Land Office in Cheyenne on May 26 1914. Names include John Ruske Claude Duvaper James Waddill John Morris Gilbert Frank Huvalcutt John Riske and Mrs HM with various homestead entries in sections townships ranges. Proceedings before the register and receiver identify serial numbers and parcel descriptions in the 6th principal meridian.
Kansas City June 24 Wheat No 2 hard old 84 93c new 79 83c No 2 red old 81 82c new 80 81c July 72 3 8c Sept 72 1 2 72 5 80 Corn No 2 mixed 69c No 2 white 73 1 2c July 67 3 4c Sept 67c Oats No 2 white 39 1 2 39 8 4c No 2 mixed 37 1 2 38 1 2c
Wheat trading in Chicago ends with cash at 79 1 8 cents a bushel for June and September futures at 78 7 8, and December at 81 3 4 cents, reflecting market activity on the session date.
Cheyenne prices from Wyoming Fuel and Feed Co include corn at 1.75 per ewt and 1.76 for corn chop, wheat 1.70, bran 1.40, oats 1.65 per ewt. Native hay 18 per ton, alfalfa 14, straw 10, flax 1.00 to 1.10, macaroni wheat Tc and hard wheat 77 Bbc.
Prairie farm lands improved and wild offered for sale under crop payment plan. Buyers pay principal and interest from a share of crops. Company declares ownership, not agents. Visit office one block north of Plains hotel at 100 With St Cheyenne for details and samples.
A fragmented missing page shows Cheyenne Wyoming area service ads and listings. It includes law firms Clark Counselors and Thomas Hunter, banking and real estate firms, insurance brokers, a funeral director, an accountant, engineers, a hair dressing parlor, a chiropractor and a minor contact details list with addresses and phone numbers.
A Cheyenne directory listing fraternal and auxiliary groups with meeting times and halls. Includes Masons, Royal Arch Masons, Knights Templar, Fraternal Union, Woodcraft, Consistory, Woodmen, Eastern Star, Owls, Cheyenne Lodge, Knights of Columbus, Eagles, Macabees, Pressmen, Typographical Union, Railway Conductors, and locomotive engineers chapters and officers.
Comfort Lodge No. 408 Wim Border meets with meals every Thursday at 3 p.m. at Capitol Hall. Ladies Society Ghante Locor No. 204 meets second and fourth Thursdays at 3:50 p.m. on Capitol Wall with officers listed.
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