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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
7
Market notes firm dairy butter prices due to light receipts over the past week. Eggs and hens remain in light supply with strong demand, while rollers and turkeys stay in good demand. Pioneer Produce and Commission Co sets prevailing prices for ranch eggs, fresh dairy butter, live hens, springs, rollers, and turkeys as of mid month.
Denver reports a very quiet cattle market as receipts near 600 head with light demand outside top grades. Beef cattle show steady to firm demand for select steers, while cow prices slide. Feeders and stockers remain steady to higher. sheep demand is good and fats sell well. Omaha notes higher receipts and stronger prices across cattle and sheep, with varied ranges for steers, cows, and feeders and lambs moving at $5.40 to $6.00.
In St Louis on March 2 the wool futures market reports a change in territory and western mediums. Prices noted include 19e2e for fine mediums at 16 to 18 cents and 12 to 12 cents for other categories.
New York price quotes for copper tin lead antimony and bar silver float with gains and declines across majors. Spot and futures values show mixed movement in copper tin antimony and lead while silver holds around five dollars and thirty cents per ounce.
Lost a black jet necklace between T15 W 19th Street and Keefe Hall last evening. Reward offered to the finder who returns it to 116 W 19th Street. Also ads note work by day or hour, and jobseekers seeking positions. Notice of foreclosure lists two mortgages on property in Cheyenne Wyoming with sale set for 10 a.m. March 25 1911.
Washington March 2 The president wears a crimson tie at multiple events, inspiring White House staff and visitors to adopt red neckwear. Champ Clark had been known for red ties, but Taft’s display prompts a broader fashion shift among aides and reporters.
George B. Cox filed an affidavit charging Judge Gorman with bias and prejudice as he began legal action in Cincinnati on March 1 to challenge the indictments against him.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Little Bell Consolidated Mining Company of Wyoming will be held at Idleman Brothers Company office Cheyenne on Monday March 8 1941 at 7 00 p m for electing trustees and other business. Stock transfer books close March 5 1911. By order of the board Solon Spiro president J B Beau. First published February 5 1941 March 13
A snowslide on the west side of the pass above Tolland near Jenny Lake wrecked part of a freight train early yesterday. The track was torn up but no injuries occurred. The passenger train that left Denver this morning was returned safely last night.
An extended classified advertisement offering loans on city property, rentals including furnished and unfurnished houses, sales of farms and city lots, modern homes, and commercial blocks. Includes multiple parcels, grain horses, trades, and insurance services with various terms and locations around Cheyenne, Denver, Nebraska, and Colorado.
In Tarrytown New York on March 2 1911 a clever finish secured Maroua Johnson of Glenville a $600 wager. The claim holds that his sixtieth hens laid 1009 eggs in February with every hen producing an egg yesterday confirming the total. Additional local notices set forth Cheyenne Wyoming bid solicitations for water system extensions due March 7 1911 with bids on blank forms and a $50 bid bond. the city reserves right to reject and to award to the lowest responsible bidder.
Incomplete timetable notes indicate COLORADO & SOUTHERN No. 29 departs Cheyenne at 21:55 a.m. and No. 30 leaves Orin at 1:95 p.m. Arrivals show a 12:45 p.m. connection at Orin and a 7:10 p.m. Cheyenne arrival.
The Green Gables sanitorium in Lincoln Nebraska markets the largest facility in the central west for non contagious disease treatment. It operates two large brick buildings including an executive reception building for non contagious non mental diseases and a rest cottage.
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