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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note lists numbers and percentages with stray letters. Readable items include a reference to US quotations and a sequence 8 28 63 21 16 percent, but no clear event, date, or named entities. Unable to determine a coherent incident. item reads as a data fragment.
The Beaver market reports a steady trade with good demand for cattle and hogs. Beef cattle and veal steady to higher, sheep and lambs showing strong demand with hefty prices. hogs sold around 16.40 to 16.95 per hundredweight with active shipment in the afternoon.
Community notices detail deaths and funerals in Greeley and Grover, with family visits in Denver and Pine Bluffs. Quarantines for measles and diphtheria affect several homes, while naval enlistments and school activities bring life to the town.
A school program featured a Betsy Ross dramatization and recitations by Edna Spiers Longe Fourth grade pupils Oliver Johnson and Walter Galloway. The meeting closed with one verse of America sung as Mrs D A Jones accompanied on piano.
New Yorkers expect a new era of free American enterprise as the alien property custodian seizes German owned holdings. Francis P. Garvan leads the probe to curb German capital influence while fuel shortages push households to secure coal and wood for next fall. Thousands of women join wartime work in New York City, taking roles as conductors, messengers, and factory aides, signaling a shift in labor. A. Housick returns to Cheyenne after a short absence.
Classified ads list 1916 Indian motorcycles with sidecars and various speeds, used bikes from £50 up, at Indian Motorcycle Shop 610 17th Cheyenne. Also multiple rental offers, lost items, found items, and bids for city apparatus with deadline March 29 1908 and city clerk office details.
Notice of regular stockholders meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming at First National Bank building Room 595. Meeting set for Tuesday March 12 1915 at 10:00 AM to elect five directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Secretary W H Woodruff signs the notice.
Executrix Mary E Buck notices court authorized sale of real estate in Cheyenne Wyoming lot 5 block 291 south forty four feet of north half. Bids must be sent to attorney H Don Volmann within ten days. She reserves right to reject any bids. Dated February 2.
Fragmentary OCR of an old newspaper item advertising a remedy with prices and a reward note. The text includes misspelled phrases, a city reference to Kansas City, and promotional language about relief and strength, but lacks coherent details or context.
Readable entries show Cheyenne directory items for Central Lutte 320 328, National Bank Building contact 327, and a Cheyenne Wyoming real estate and insurance listing at 1821 Carey Ave with phone 477. Also listed is A A BGAEKRESEN architect with same Carey address and local building services.
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