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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
15
A red covered notebook was found on 17th street near the Senate saloon and is to be returned to the finder. The notice requests the owner contact in Rewari to reclaim the item.
Light housekeeping rooms available in a private house. Carly & Bro advertise furnished and unfurnished options for permanent or transient tenants. Call Dryayt at Jenkins shoe store address 212% Wr. 16th Street for details. Also mention five room modern unit at 1404 B, 21. Ostif.
A playful moral about treating the world right. If you rage or boast, it will strike back with swift consequences, while considerate conduct earns a smoother path. The writing cautions against swagger and foolishness, urging steady conduct in life’s game.
Market report from Denver on March 5 lists wheat prices for winter and spring at 1.37 and 1.87 per bushel for 60 pound lots. Hay and alfalfa prices include South Park 15.00, Colorado upland 11.00, prairie 9.00, Timothy 12.50, and alfalfa range 8.00 to 9.00 per unit.
A Wyoming State Leader article notes a 13 percent rise in the US horse population over a decade, while horse values surged 137 percent and fodder costs, taxes, and driver wages climbed. It argues motor trucks save space and reduce upkeep, driving urban and rural adoption.
Tops sold at 9.55 and bulk hogs ranged from 8.40 to 8.50 with plainer kinds at 8.90. Prices stay high here versus Eastern markets as buyers show continued demand.
The demand for sheep was good with prices firm to higher. A batch of good wethers sold at 6.00, yearlings brought 7.00, ewes around 6.75, and lambs up to 8.00.
On March 6 in St Joseph Missouri cattle receipts reached 2500 with steady market. Steers averaged 6759 dollars while cows and heifers brought 4007.85 and calves 5.00 to 10.00. Hog receipts totaled 6100 with higher market and top at 8.40. Lambs sold 7.00 to 8.75 with sheep receipts around 5000 and steady demand.
The Kansas City market reports cattle receipts around 9 500 with strong demand for southern cattle and western feeders. Hog receipts near 8 000 mark higher for heavy and bulk slaughter at several price points. Sheep receipts about 6 000 with firm tones for wethers and ewes. Kansas City and South Omaha notes include cash wheat bids and futures for May and July.
General receipts of cattle were good at the Denver yards with brisk demand and prices firm to higher. Cattle prices ranged 25 to 40 cents above the last report, with fat cattle in demand and prices rising. Stockers and feeders faced mixed conditions as this trade cooled after heavy weekly supplies. Hog slaughter was heavy but demand remained good and trading fairly active with high prices.
Federal geologist and engineer work under three lines of action to classify lands. They aim to quantify land resources for disposition under settlement laws, reservation from acquisition, and valuation for price estimates. The passage cites the 24th Annual Report of the U. S. Geological Survey.
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