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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
15
The egg market cleared yesterday with steady receipts and prices. Dairy butter remains in demand as receipts stay light, hens and springs show light supply, and turkeys remain in good demand with prevailing prices set by Pioneer Produce & Commission Co. in Wyoming.
Denver and Omaha reports show a quiet cattle market with fair receipts around 600 head at Denver, demand weak for ordinary grades, and steady to higher prices for feeders. Beef cattle futures and stockers show varied activity with good demand on feeders, while sheep demand remains strong and sales clear early. Local prices range with steers near $5.25 to $5.75, cows lower, and feeders $4.25 to $5.50 depending on quality.
The St Louis market reports changed wool territories and western mediums with prices ranging from fine to 12 12 cents. Buyers and sellers note steady demand as figures list fine and medium qualities with modest variations.
New York and East St Louis price listings show mixed moves for standard copper tin antimony and lead. Prices for bar silver and pork tackle varied levels with futures and spot values noted for nearby months.
Lost a black Jet necklace between T15 W 19th St and Keefe Hall last evening. Winder please return to 116 W 19th St. Wanted work by day or hour by competent woman. Phone 103 Black. Positions sought include aantstant bookkeeper stenographer and clerk. Notice of foreclosure: mortgages of Bradley and Bradley to a Loan association and to McGarvey. property in Cheyenne will be sold at public vendue March 25 1911 at 10 A.M. to satisfy debts including taxes and attorney fee.
Washington March 2 The president unknowingly starts a fashion trend by donning a vivid crimson tie. Attendees reporters and officials note the bold color drawing attention in the White House and potentially inspiring wider use among aides and visitors. Champ Clark famed for red ties may face a new rival in this color showdown.
George B. Cox filed an affidavit charging Judge Gorman with bias and prejudice as he began the legal challenge to the indictments against him in Cincinnati on March 1.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Little Bell Consolidated Mining Company Wyoming will be held at Idleman Brothers Company corner of Sixtowath and Ferguson Streets Cheyenne on Monday March 8 1941 at 7 00 noon for electing trustees and other business. Stock transfer books close on March 5 1911. By order of the board of Trustees L. Spiro president J B Beau.
A snowslide on the east side of the pass above Tolland near Jenny Lake disrupted a freight train early yesterday morning. Four parts of the train were wrecked and the track torn up. no injuries were reported. The Denver passenger train, which left Denver that morning, was returned safely late last night.
Property listings and loan offers including $25,000 in loans on city property, rentals for furnished and unfurnished homes, piano sale on easy terms, 10 acre fruit land near Denver, Nebraska land at $3,600, house and lot bargains, car line properties, 12 room modern house, ranches near Cheyenne, 6 and 10 acre tracks, multiple lots with sewer and water, business blocks, relinquishments in Grover district, homes on East 18th Carey Ave and Randall Ave, and fire insurance services. Many trades offered and eager to buy or trade properties in various city areas. Continuous prompts to contact via phone.
A report from Tarrytown and Cheyenne details an odd February total of 1,009 eggs laid by sixty hens owned by Maroua Johnson of Glenville after a strong finish. Separate Cheyenne notices invite sealed bids for city water system extensions, with proposals due March 7 1911 and bids to be opened publicly.
Fragmentary timetable notes two trains between Cheyenne and Orin with departure and arrival times. No. 29 leaves Cheyenne at 21:55 and reaches Orin at 12:45. No. 30 departs Orin at 1:95 p.m. and arrives Cheyenne at 7:10 p.m.
The Green Gables sanitorium promotes treatment of non contagious diseases in two brick buildings with an executive reception unit for non contagious non mental cases and a rest cottage. It is designed for select mental cases and located near Lincoln Nebraska.
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