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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1911
Page
7
Pioneer Produce & Commission Co reports a slight morning drop in dairy butter due to heavy receipts, then a firming market with no further declines. Receipts rise but stock is limited, hens and springs weak, and the market remains tight for broilers and live turkeys with prices noted for live poultry.
Denver and South Omaha cattle and hogs markets show firm to higher prices with good demand. Fat steers and cows sold well. veal calves in strong demand. feeders and stockers in light supply. Hog prices up slightly with about 1,500 head received in Denver. river markets higher. Wool and metals quotes in St Louis and New York noted with mixed movement.
In Tonopah on March 10 a force repairing a Nevada and California Power Company break fought off mountain rats burrowed through deep snow. The rodents forced the workers to quit, though none were seriously bitten. Collier's White Lead at Shergan.
A docket lists horse brands and shipper records from Wheatland and other Wyoming places dated February 1901 1911 with sheriff notes by Laramie County official. It also records the incorporation of The First Wapiiet Church of Wyoming in Casper with perpetual existence and three initial directors Edith Cuiten named agent.
Listings describe loans up to 25000 on city property and a wide range of real estate offers. Furnished and unfurnished rentals, houses and rooms, sale or trade options, ranches near Denver and Cheyenne, parcels with sewer and water, corner lots, two full lots north of Capitol, business blocks, and trades including groceries or small houses. Also car line properties, a Carey Avenue cluster, and potential insurance services.
In the estate of Catherine T Walsh bankrupt bids are invited for a stock of merchandise fixtures and the South forty four feet of lots one and two in block 168 Cheyenne Wyoming. The trustee A W Nack will receive bids by March 1911 at 6 pm at the Ingersoll Store Company 202 West 17th Street Cheyenne Wyoming. Inventory and appraisal may be examined at the trustee's office.
Listings show dD W Gill real estate and Hanches Livestock Notary Public with Kinkead and Mentzer Attorneys at Law Cheyenne Wyoming offices in First National Bank area. Hugo Donzelman attorney and William Dubois architect are also noted with room numbers in the First National Bank Building complex.
Lv Colum No 17 Ontario Portland Flyer arrives 2 45 am Departs No 1 Overland Limited 8 05 am 8 20 am COLORADO south No 29 for north leaves Cheyenne Arrives Orin No 30 leaves Orim Arrv Cheyense rt
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