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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
10
Wanted for U S Army able bodied unmarried men between 18 and 6 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak read and write English apply to Recruiting Officer 1516 Capitol Ave Cheyenne Wyoming
A caller to the Leader office on Sunday morning March 16 seeks to clear up a misunderstanding about a mink find and the provided address. A reward is offered and the office requests the caller to contact them.
Notice that the Board of Trustees of School District No 34 Fremont County Wyoming will receive sealed bids for negotiable coupon bonds of $400 total, $100 each, numbered 1 to 4, dated Jan 1 1910s and due Jan 1 1825, bearing 6 percent interest. Bonds payable at Fremont County treasurer, bids due by 8 pm March 26, 4913, sealed to John Wickstrom Lenore Wyoming. board may reject bids or sell privately for district best interest.
In St. Louis the wool market showed steady tones with territory and western merins quoted around 21d to 25e per unit. Prices reflected fine medium staples at 18 percent value and finer lines at 15m to 17.
Notice of foreclosure for a chattel mortgage dated September 6 1911 by E J Boyd to J W Hoale filed in Laramie County Wyoming. Property includes two horses harness wagon and gear to be sold at public auction March 25 1912 at 2 pm at the farm of W G Chinn three miles northeast of Durham. Mortgagee HOSIE and attorney Pearistine.
Market report lists wheat prices for winter and spring varieties, oats and barley values, flax seed, and per ton figures. Reads as fragmented prices and units with unclear figures, but indicates quotes around tens and hundreds of pounds per bushel or ton.
Certificate from the Insurance Commissioner of Wyoming dated February 18 1913 certifies Midland Casualty Company of Chicago Illinois has complied with the state insurance laws and is authorized to transact health and accident insurance for the current year Witnessed by R B Forsyth Ex Officio Insurance Commissioner and Deputy John Sehuneman seal affixed
Bartlett Engineering Company at 2819 Capitol Ave Cheyenne Wyoming handles mining civil and irrigation projects. The firm lists address 22 West 19th Street as related location or office.
The annual meeting of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association will be called to order in Buffalo Wyoming on Tuesday April 1 191% at ten o clock A M and thereupon adjourned to be held in Buffalo on Friday April 1 191% at ten o clock A M for the election of officers and for other business. Alice Smith Secretary Decorating The Sherman Co Floor finishing The Sherman Co.
Fragmentary OCR data lists various hay and alfalfa items with inconsistent pricing and garbled numbers. The readable parts indicate hay and alfalfa selections with prices around 9.00 and 0.60, but overall the text is largely nonsensical and not reliably interpretable.
The Denver market showed active trade with strong demand and higher or steady prices. Cattle, hogs, and sheep sold well as quality ranged from common to good. feeder stockers remained in demand and shipments were sought. Prices highlighted: beef steers 7.80 to 7.40, fancy cows up to 6.95, bulls 4.75 to 5.75, calves 9.00 to 10.50, hogs near 8.50 to 8.85, ewes 5.85, lambs offered but not sold by noon.
East ern live stock market notes for South Omaha Neb dated March 17 show cattle receipts of about 1 800 with active trade. Native steers bring around 7 50 to 8 75, cows and heifers up to 8 00, western steers near 6 80 to 8 25, calves around 0 25. Hog receipts near 2 200 with prices about 8 60 to 8 70, sows and boars higher. Sheep receipts around 8 000 with yearlings near 7 00 to 7 75.
The report lists cattle and hog receipts from St Louis and St George areas with quotes for native cattle cows and heifers stockers and feeders calves and hogs. Prices range from about 4.25 to 9.20 per hundredweight with noted gains and market steadiness.
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