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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1915
Page
6
Light offerings and steady to improved prices dominated the day. Beef cattle and stockers saw higher highs for select grades, hogs steadied near yesterday's values, and sheep receipts remained light with strong demand for better lots. Regional markets mirrored the Renver activity with steady to firm trends across cattle hogs and sheep.
Chicago and nearby markets show hog receipts around 11,000 with varied price ranges from light to heavy categories and mixed hogs. Cattle receipts near 200 with market steady, listing native beef steers at 6.25 to 9.20 and Western and dairy types. Sheep receipts about 6,000 with prices for lambs and yearlings in the 5.50 to 9.20 range. Kansas City notes 1,800 hogs with higher prices and 900 cattle receipts with prime fed steers at 9.10 to 9.20 and other categories. St. Louis reports 8,000 hogs with higher prices and 200 cattle with steady demand. calves and stockers show varied figures.
Notice from the U S Land Office Cheyenne dated June 22 1918 announces Royal Charingoak of Charwine Wyoming who filed a claim on May 1 1918 for a Homestead with Serial No. PLines for KM Section 6 Township Wyath PP.M. seeking a final proof extension to December before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on the 5th day of May 1915.
Kansas City reports futures for wheat and corn with mixed quotes across grades and delivery months. No. 2 hard wheat at 1.224 1.26, No. 2 red at 1.17. corn No. 2 mixed and white values noted. oats show uncertain terms across several months.
Wheat Clore futures in Chicago on June 26 show July at 1.04 3 4, September at 1.09 1 8, December at 1.06 1 8. Market activity indicates firm demand across contract months.
Furnished by the Wyoming Fue and Food Company the market lists corn per cwt at 1790 cents corn chop per cwt 170 wheat per cwt 240 bran per cwt 140 oats per cwt 200 native hay per ton 1500 alfalfa hay per ton 1300 straw per ton 900 not delivered
Cheyenne reports milling wheat at 90 1.00 bu and durum wheat at 10 1.00 bu in market listings. Prices shown as per bushel with trailing figures.
The Cheyenne Motor Club offers a standing reward of ten dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone found destroying or defacing highway signs. The notice references Bargains in Men’s and House Clothing at E A Phares Atlas Theatre block and announces sales of hud clothing and fishing tackle at Raephaels Atlas Theatre block in the city.
Notice announces filings of intent to make final proof on claims before the Receiver, U S Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming on July 27, 1916. Names include Harry L Stevens and Abraham Peters with multiple lot and section references, witnesses from Paola Kansas and nearby towns, listing serial numbers and land segments in T 15S R6W and nearby township ranges.
The first railroad ties from the continents divide entered Riverton on a Friday evening as a vast project to cut and haul 1,000,000 ties over 100 miles of water opens. Northwestern’s ten year plan aims to produce about 400,000 ties annually with crews of 24 to 40 men navigating the river's swift current and shallow camps.
Chicago June 26 Farmers today differ from twenty years ago says E T Meredith of Des Moines publisher of a farm journal addressing the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World delegates. He notes advertisers assume farmers lack shoes and coats and he cites a statistic that half of all farmers wear garters and spend 15 to 45 dollars for a suit of clothes.
The Goshen County School District No 3 in Torrington Wyoming invites bids for a new school building. Separate bids for general construction plumbing and seating due by 1 10 a m July 9 1915 with 4 percent bid bonds. Plans available from the district secretary or architect William N Bowman after June 20 1915 for a $40 deposit.
Public sale notice under General Land Office direction. Willard Carpenter applies for Northwest quarter of Section 12, Township 1 North Range 6 West with a minimum bid of 1.50 per acre. Sale set for July in Cheyenne office at 2 pm. High bidder must pay immediately. Adverse claimants urged to file objections before sale time.
Fragmentary ad text notes prices from 1300 to 2000 for items labeled MotoFares. The jargon is garbled but mentions advertising in Fura towns and reference to a father at today’s event. Source text is unclear and partially unreadable.
Chicago will host the Republican national convention next June marking the third straight convention in the city. Fred W Upham, national committeeman, announced the decision as party leaders pledged support from a majority of the national committee members for Chicago.
Notice is given that settlers Mabel Phillipa Sarah J. Bradley and W. E. Kinney must file final five year proofs on July 16, 1915, before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming. Names of serial numbers, quarters, sections, townships, ranges and witnesses are listed for each claim including trustees Crist Volz and Frank Melver.
Department of the Interior Land Office sighting Rob ert D. Vance of Federal Wyoming filed a homestead entry on February 14, 1919 for lands in section 29 township 16 north range 71 west Sixth P.M. He will prove final three year proof on July 14, 1915 before the Cheyenne U S Land Office Register and Receiver. Witnesses listed include William N. Berry J C Guisinga John L Manewal of Cheyenne and John Fulcher of Federal Wyoming.
Interior U S Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming announces a public sale of a land tract under serial numbers OL283 and 013. The minimum bid is 3.50 per acre, at 11 a m on July 20, at the office, for two described halves of section 10 township 13 north range 66 west sixth principal meridian. objections due by sale time.
Notion for publication announces public sale of a Wyoming land tract under General Land Office rules. William Stevenson applies for Lot 3 and 4, south half of the north west quarter, section 7, township 1 north, range 69 west. Sale to occur July 20 at 11 AM. highest bid pays immediately. Claims adverse to the land must file by the sale date.
Department of the Interior notices Frank C. Reymore of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intentions to make final proof on lands in Section 34 Township 15 North Range 67 West before the Cheyenne register and receiver on July 11 1915 with witnesses named Leith Howles Palmer Ramshaw all from Wyoming and surrounding towns
Historical notices show Wil helm Drake of Little Bear Wyoming filing final three year proof on land in Cheyenne district with July 28 1915 as a key date. Cheyenne city announces sealed bids for street power extension through blocks 146 to 149 and alley area with a $50 bid bond and formal bid forms required.
Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming gives notice that Frank Haymore of Cheyenne Wyoming filed a homestead entry on September 6 1911 for the NE and NW portions of section 24 township 16 north range 67 west 6th P.M and a later conditional entry on September 20 1912 for other lands in the same section to establish final three year proof and claim to the land before the register and receiver on July 31 1915 witnesses Ballies ae Wilaveree Seth Jacet Bowles Claude P Palnes James K Ramshaw and others. notice dated May 5 1915.
Notice to Benjamin Sherman Stanley of Pacian Wyoming that on July 15 1925 he must file for final proof to establish his homestead entry No 08354 in section 2 township 16 range 67 west. Witnesses named Ira Kinglck Willem L Arne old Ray Arnold and Fred D Baire. Filed June 7 1988 by W B Mulaplin Register.
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