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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1916
Page
7
Daily Market Report from Denver on March 6 notes liberal cattle offerings with strong demand. Beef cattle show rising prices for steers and cows, with good clearance. feeders and stockers firm to higher. Hogs supply ample and prices up. sheep demand firm with record-like prices and lively trading across regions.
The note lists No 2 red corn at various futures prices from May to July around 1.05 dollars, plus No 2 white and yellow at 58 to 69 cents, and oats No 2 white and mixed priced from 40 to 45 cents, with July figures.
Chicago Wheat markets show May at 1.16 14 and July at 1.13 with other grain prices listed. Notice of sale of real estate under execution issued by Laramie County Wyoming sheriff references land described as northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 24 and sale details set for April 4 1918. Public notice of homestead proof filing for land in Cheyenne district with dates and local witnesses provided.
Department of the Interior notices Ernest C Bundy of Divine Wyoming intending to prove up a homestead on March 12 1916 witness list includes George Mollowan T L Schenefelt James Ramehaw and John Wagner also a tax sale notice stating A G McGregor purchased part of Park Addition Cheyenne Wyoming with redemption date June 18 1916 and intent to apply for a deed later through Laramie County Treasurer.
Notice to Sallie Stroud that Larine Stroud has filed for an absolute divorce in Wyoming District Court, alleging desertion for over a year. Respond by April 3, 1914, or petitions’ facts will be taken as true and judgment rendered. Clerk T J Fisher. Attorney W Q Phelan.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Little Bell Consolidated Mining Company Wyoming will be held at the Idelman Bros office 22 West Ath street Cheyenne on Monday March 13 1946 at 12 o'clock noon for electing trustees and other business. Stock transfer books close March 8 1916 by order of the Board of Trustees Secretary J F Beon.
The Union Pacific timetable lists arrivals and departures for multiple trains including No. 17 Cheyenne Portland and No. 13 California Kaprees with various times. Denver Pacific and Colorado routes show trains 103 109 102 104 106 with southbound arrivals and departures. A March 5 notice warns water shutoffs for delinquent rents, fining per tap, signed by Joan A. Martin Ex-Office City Treasurer dated Mar 6 1915.
Notice is given that John L. Wygebroad of Carpenter Wyoming, who filed a homestead entry in 1918, intends to make five years proof to establish claim to land in Section 24 Township 14N Range, before the Cheyenne Wyoming Land Office on March 11 1916. Witnesses named: H. Wart H. J. Whitney Alfred Pitchoned W. W. Busville.
Prairie farm lands improved with an unusual crop payment plan. Buyers pay for principal and interest from crops raised. Owners advertise directly, not agents. Visit the Cheyenne office at 100 W. 17th St one block north of the Plains hotel for details and samples.
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