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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
16
A brief fragment shows casual remark about trading at Cheyenne's Big Fruit and Vegetable Market on John Street with unclear context. The line suggests a local market exchange but provides no concrete details, actions, or outcomes.
The note requests understanding as teams experience delays amid high demand and upcoming events. It asks for patience and promises to do their best to restore normal service soon.
Frish Vegetables reports strong stock in tomatoes and choice produce. The item highlights fresh supply, quality, and market demand for tomatoes in current trade.
We offer all sizes of freezers including new Vacuum Freezers that require no cranking. Visit for ice cream salt 25 lb sack at 35¢ and Jell O Ice Cream Powder. A full line of Summer Drinks and mineral waters available.
London reports Romania a desolate country scarred by war with 760,000 soldiers fed and housed there during occupation. Oil fields destroyed by Germany leave little prospect of future production while refugees suffer severe famine. An American plant in Castalia Ohio plans to test potash from cement dust to aid fertilizers and relief efforts, with U.S. government watching.
In Pittsburgh in June 1894 an announcement claims potash can be extracted from the dust produced by meat manufacturing. The statement outlines a potential method and its claimed viability.
Daily Market Report from Denver notes good demand for cattle but very light sales and many southern animals. Beef cattle were quiet with steer prices around 14.60 to 16.50, cows 11.00 plus, good quality calves near 10.00, stocker trade steady to firm with steers 5.60 to 9.10 and 7.6 to 8.4 for higher grades.
Kansas City and Chicago market briefs show higher hog prices and steady to firm cattle and sheep. Hogs top around 16.60 to 17.50 in KC with bulk sales near 16.50 to 17.05. cattle mix steady to higher with primes 17.25 to 18.25 and calves up to 14.80. sheep mostly steady with lambs 15.00 to 18.00 and yearlings 14.00 to 16.60. Chicago hogs 16.50 to 17.10, cattle steady, sheep strong to steady with marke t robust.
The German offensive centers on simplifying ordnance and boosting shock troops. They deploy light machine guns carried by one man per weapon, with each company organized into three sections and six guns total. The light MG replaces the tripod, aiding mobility and fielding encircling fire at the infantry wings to drive enemy advances.
Fifteen mipates have regressed into a new Gally giogram component as part of the OPE evyh Maca initiative. Officials say the move aims to strengthen system integration and expand capabilities across departments.
Sam Brownell, the world champ rough rider, bets $1000 he can ride Tipperary to a finish in Belle Fourche SD against a Cheyenne Omaha syndicate. If Brownell fails, Tipperary becomes the showpiece for Frontier Days in Cheyenne July 24–27. if he succeeds, Tipperary’s drawing power is questioned.
Sheridan Wyoming June 28 1917 Mia Frank M Calvin received news that her husband in France had both arms shot off and was being invalided home. He left Banner North Platte in 1917 in one of the first draft contingents. He married shortly before leaving. He will be honored for his sacrifice and service to the country.
Women librarians in camp hospitals will wear uniforms as requested by commanding officers in charge of cantonments. The proposed attire includes a pale tur- color pongee shirt dress with white collar and dark-brown accents, designed to present a uniformed appearance across facilities.
Viscount Takaki Kato of the Constitutional party urged strong adherence to the Anglo Japanese alliance anchored by the United States. He noted the need for a stable cabinet to pursue this policy and praised the allies for meeting Germany’s military threat while warning of potential shifts if Germany prevailing.
Cody Wyoming June 28 Officers seek Harry Leviard a rancher accused of misbranding cattle owned by R C Hargraves and Hid Heald aided by the Cottonwood Livestock association. Spring roundup revealed the misbranding with strong evidence and likely conviction. The case draws attention due to prominent local figures and prior unsuccessful prosecutions. Rewards and funds are being raised for prosecutions of all accused persons.
Otttawa dispatches report that Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Gitansan, stationed at Port of Anchorage, Alaska, will not head to the Northwest by way of Dawna or Owtelde. The late reports say he remains within the Arctic circle and plans no immediate voyage home.
Albert Hyatt, 34, detained in Sheridan jail on kidnapping charges after traveling from Montana. He allegedly married a 14 year old girl, Rachael Britt, in Sheridan on May 13 by misrepresenting her age as 18. Wyoming pursues extradition as Montana papers are sought. The incident coincides with a separate bid solicitation for printing campaign pamphlets dated 1918.
In Dubois Wyoming a man chopper is believed to have drowned in a week long flood. His body remains missing after being swept from the Stalnaker bridge as the structure failed and the flood carried him away. Rescue crews work to rebuild the telephone line and bridge damaged by the disaster.
An Arctic-born individual named Cowan Sielae Ee, born in the north, faced typhoid illness traced to an attack incident dating from 2618. The report notes the unusual origin and the infection context.
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