Denver cattle market ends June with strong demand and steady to higher prices
Receipts near 3100 head include southern and native cattle with buyers eager and prices up to a dime from last week. Beefs led by good killing steers at 8.25 to 8.35, cows steady around 6.85 to 7.05, stockers and feeders in strong demand, hogs tops at 8.35 and batch prices around 9.30 to 8.15, sheep and lambs steady with typical values for ewes yearlings and lambs observed. Local shipments remain sought after and river-market alignment noted.
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Denver
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 28
Hogs receipts 35000 market strong bulk mostly 0.90 to 0.95. Night and mixed hogs 8.05 to 8.50. Cattle receipts 17000 market steady to 0.10 higher beeves 7.50 to 9.45 cows and heifers 3.70 to 8.90 steers 6.90 to 8.25 calves 6.50 to 9.65 stockers and feeders 6.10 to 8.10 Sheep receipts 22000 market status cut off in fragment.
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Chicago
Settlers File for Final Proof in Cheyenne Land Office
Cheyenne Wyoming May 18 1914 notice lists Jobo Ritzkeem and James W Waddill among settlers filing for final three year proofs before the U S Land Office register and receiver Cheyenne on June 26 1914 for homestead entries in township 16 north range 68 west and related fractional sections witnesses named Claude Dyaper John Morrin Gilbert Brown Frank Huonicut and others associated with the filings
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Register and Receiver
U. 5. Land Office
Wio
Jobo Ritzkeem
Bee
Claude Dyaper
James W. Waddill
John Morrin
Gilbert Brown
United States Land Office
Wyoming
Register and
U. S. Lamd
Nena FE
Smith
For Rent and Real Estate and State Printing Bids
The notice lists rental rates for several properties in Fort Collins and Denver areas as well as sale offers for a 15-acre tract with water and fertile soil. It also details a Wyoming state bid invitation for printing primary and general election pamphlets with technical specifications, submission requirements, bonds, and deadlines.
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Fort Collins
C. T. Woods
Ft. Collins
Secretary of State
State of
Wyoming
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
June 29 Omaha cattle hogs and sheep receipts appear stronger. Hogs sold mostly 8.15 to 8.20 with heavy weights 8.17 to 8.22. cattle receipts 6,000 with native steers 7.40 to 9.00 and western Texas cows and heifers 6.50 to 8.50. sheep receipts 10,000 with fed muttons 6.50 to 7.00, wethers 5.45 to 5.75, lambs 8.25.
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Omaha
Texas
Grain prices report from Kansas City market
Wheat No 2 hard old quotes range 85 91 cents to 74 79 and s fraction. No 2 red old 80 cents new 72 3 4 73 1 4 cents. July 70 3 8 70 1 4 cents. Corn No 2 mixed 68 8 MC 2 white 73 cents July 65 5 8 December 55 1 4 55 1 8 cents. Oats No 2 white 27 cents No 2 mixed 35 4 cents.
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Kansas City
Wheat closes in Chicago cash and futures markets
Chicago on June 29 reports cash wheat at 77 7 8 cents a bushel while September futures trade around 77 1/2 cents. Market notes include a 44 cent per bushel basis for a nearby contract.
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Chicago
Cheyenne Grain Prices On Market Report
Wyoming Fuel and Feed offers cash prices for corn and hay items with per cwt and per ton rates. Corn and duck both at 1.75, wheat 1.70, bran 1.40, oats 1.45, native hay 13, alfalfa 14, straw 10. Hard wheat 77, macaroni wheat 7c, flax 1.00 to 1.10.
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Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company
Local business and professional directory entry
Classified page lists insurance loans real estate and surety bonds by al ad Co. W. Riner & Co along with services from Thomas Hunter Clyde Early funeral director accountants Bartlett Engineering Co and George L Best with office in Denver and Cheyenne. Also includes chiropractors Lehman with hours and free consultation and contact numbers.
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Co. W. Riner & CO
Carey Ave
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fraternal and Masonic Lodges Meet in Cheyenne
Directory of local fraternal groups lists Cusyenne Lodge No 1 A F A M Wyoming Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons Wyoming Commandery No 1 Knights Templar Wyoming Consistory No 1 A A S R meets first Monday Fraternal Union Unity Lodge 800 Women of Woodcraft Woodmen of the World Order of Eastern Star Knights and Ladies Security etc meets on specified Thursdays Fridays and Mondays at Fraternal Hall Masonic Hall Owl's Hall and other venues with officers named and meeting schedules through the month
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Wyoming
Royal Abhuh Masons
George A. Gilland
H. P
Knights Templar
J. A. Whiting
E. C. Kn. W. Gill
Recorder
Fraternal Union OF America Unity Lodge No
J. B. Sloan
Lucretia E. Garey
Order OF Eastern Star
Bertha Hoffman
W. M
Kate L. Bruce
See
Masonic Hall
William Weir
Odd Fellows Hall
Knights OF the Macabees
Cheyenne
Joan McDonald
Fort Russell
A. J. Primeaux
Keaper
26Th St
Typographical Union NO
Chea
Ancy
Pres
Geo. R
Motherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Meeting Notes
The item lists lodge names and officers with meeting times. It notes Comfort Lodge No 438 Wim Border and Ladies Society Granite Lodge No 504 with officers Mrs Ella Tieenen and Carrie Van Dolah. Meetings occur Thursdays at Capitol Hall and times 2 or 2:30 PM on specified Thursdays.
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Comfort Lodge
Wim
Border
Prea
Fred van Dolah
Capitol Hall
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Tedba Publishing Company
New York
M. C. Watson
W. Std
W. Allen
Ona
Denver Livestock Cattle
Chicago Livestock
Down Eye Block
J. M. Carey
J. M. Carey & Bro. Li
J. Ur
Maxwell
Tribune
Mark A. Chapman
W. 19Th Street
J. Or
Carey Avenue
Navey
16Th St
Eddy Bt
Cheyenne Messenger Service
Nettford
East 18Th St Imo
Postal Telegraph Company
18Th and
Warren
EF. Lane
First National Bank
Inquire
Maxwell, I. N. Bard
Mordern House
Capitol
Ay J. M. Carey & Bro
Pioneer Ave
Palace Pharmacy
Thames and 19Th Street
Dr. Conway
Citizens’ National Bank
Plains Hotel
West Ith
Larga
Chevenone Furniture Co
Pioneer Avenue
East 17Th Street
West 21St Street
J. M. Carey & Bro
Fuel & Feed Block
W. 22Nd Street
Sam Bergman
CABH
Gleason's
16Th Street
Central Avenue
C. McCard
Warnets
Tues
J. L
Care Leader
Douglas Dairy and Live Stock Company
Douglas, Wyo
Federal Land Company City Department
City Property
West 17Th St
State of Wyoming
Department of State
Frank L. Hour
Percy L. Gogein
Stevene Hendricks
Anna R. Cowan
Paola
Robert Leith
Percy Ly. Gomgin
Robert Leth
Nena B. Smith
Eury Wagoner
Wyorhing
Anna RK
Cowan
P. A
Robert G. Gorman
Divide
Percy L. Goxginl
O. L. Strader
Blaa Basan
Burns
W. B. Chaplin
Hogieter
Omaha Livestock
Kansas City Grain
Chicago Wheat
Pederal Land Company
Federal Land Company
17Th St
Professional Directory
Architects
H. Donzelman
Carey Block
William Dubois
Capitol Avenue
Wilfrid O'Leary
Citizens National Bank Building
W. Gill
al Ad
John Charles Thompson
Bresnahen Block
West 19Th Street
Gibson Clark
John D. Clark
Clark and Clark
Flist National Bank
Herbert DD. Gleason
Clyde
Sid W. 16Th
Accountants
George L
Foster Bidg
Colo
Bartlett Bengineeing Company
U. S
Capitol Ave
Lehman
Chéyenne
I. M
Milton
Burlington Stock Yards
D. H. Vance
Vendome
Cheyenne Fraternal Directory
Cusyenne Lodge NO
A. D. Johnson
W. M. Dd
W. Gil
Sec
Masonicial
W. A. Riner
M. K
Sam'l Carson
Reg
Women OF Woodcraft
Martha Lewis
Millie BE. Mitchell
Woodmen OF the World
Arthur Myers
C. C
H. D. Gleason
Fraternal
Acadia Lodge
Fred Forbes
W. M. J. Weiswander
Blake Kennedy
Clyde Davis
Tke
Ondek OF
OWLS
Cteyenne
J.C. Argesheimer
Presa
G. H. Troastla
Owl's Hall
Kalonts
J. Melnerner
G. K. C. J. Horsekey
Yeeta
Fraternal Hall
Knights OF
Pythias
Lopar
W Jenkins
Amt Johnson
P. Hall
Puaternal Order OF Eagles Cheyenne
Aerle No
Robert Bholl
WH. Hawkeworth
Eagles Hall
Pressmen's Union
R. J. Hart
W. J. Walls
Labor Hall
Ors
Cheyenne Division NO
J. J Kerrigan
R. W. Rich
Ghand International Aunils
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
Prairie Jem Division
HW. Hansen
J. A. Sigler
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