Market Report Signals Tight Supply in Butter Eggs and Cattle
The market shows no stock left for Monday trading as butter and eggs run scarce with prices likely to rise next week. Turkeys and live poultry receipts were light, while cattle receipts were light and prices steadier with beef and veal values mixed. South Omaha figures list varied ranges for steers cows bulls and calves with hogs trading several cents lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Produce & Commission Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Old Springs
Brollers
Denver
Mar
Sterling
Colo
South Omaha
Neb
Texas
Western Electropode Co Advertisement for Nervous Ailments
An ad promotes Cj Ley dle for rheumatism and nervous weakness. It offers nerve strength tonics from druggists or by mail postpaid. If not available, customers can order Tropodes substitutes for $1.00 with immediate shipment from Western Electropode Co. Los Angeles, California.
Wool and metal market round up from New York and St Louis
Wool markets steady with receipts around 100 and yearlings priced near 4 to 6 dollars. Metals show small shifts with copper around 12.50 and tin near 39.55 to 39.95, lead about 4.40 to 4.50, and antimony listed at 979.50. Weather noted as unsettled and markets quiet on Saturday.
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New York
Mar
Lake
Tron
Cookson
TIZ Cures Sore Feet Promises Immediate Relief
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville reports feet so sore she could not walk stairs until using TIZ. The ad touts rapid relief after first use and claims complete cure after a week, urging readers to buy boxes for 25 cents or order from Walter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Cheyenne Considered Railroad Mail HQ for Western Division
Washington dispatches report Senator Warren presses Cheyenne as the headquarters for a new four state division of the railway mail service. Omaha Denver Salt Lake City compete, with Cheyenne argued as the central logical choice for postal efficiency and easy access to participating states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. BR. Warren
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Post Office
Omaha
Norris Brown
Denver
Guggenheim
Warres
Salt Lake
Sutherland
Owloera
Buick dealer sells several cars in Laramie area
Dinseou, proprietor of the Buick dealership on Sixt Eddy, sold multiple Buick cars last week. Agents for Belk Subdivisions delivered vehicles to local buyers Aye Allies, Peter, and Yoder in Laramie, showing ongoing sales at the corner shop.
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Dinseou
Sixt Eddy Wivevia
Belek
Aye Allies
Tocal
Peter
Yoder
Laramie
Ierage
Magnificent Bridge Proposed to Honor King Edward
London plans a new bridge to honor King Edward and beautify the riverfront. Proposals move Charing Cross area changes and relocate stations and hotels to the south bank, creating a procession route from Buckingham Palace through the Mall Trafalgar Square and over the bridge to the south riverfront square.
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Edward
London
Ossew
Buckingham Palace
Mall
Trafalgar Square
the Square
Spring Hats Inspected by Large Crowds in Cheyenne
Yesterday featured a lively open house for millinery shops in Cheyenne with display assortments from Mrs Rose Murchinson Bishop Millinery James Millinery and Mrs J K Dempsey French Shop. A separate notice announces a special stockholders meeting of The Union Iron Works Manufacturing Company in Cheyenne on March 25 at 1 PM for director election and related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Rose Murchinson
Capitol Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Union Iron Works Manufacturing Company
Wyoming
Denver
Colorado
Chas
Coctiran
Treaiden
Bowen Divorce Petition Filed in District Court
In Wyeming District Court Helen Bowen seeks a divorce from Chimie Bowen on grounds of desertion for over a year. The petition warns that unless the response is filed by April 87 1911 a default judgment will be entered. John Charles Toonean represents the petitioner as clerk and attorney.
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John Charles Toonean
Cheyenne Hats Lead Spring Style Parade at Local Shops
Crowded Cheyenne stores show a lively display of the season with ladies examining hats and placing orders. The scene suggests Cheyenne women will set the pace for spring headwear, as shoppers admire the offerings and express satisfaction with the selection.
Japanese War Rumors Persist At Border
Reports show persistent rumors about Japanese aggression as soldiers anticipate trouble before leaving the border. The talk centers on possible upheaval if the revolution cannot be quelled quickly, reflecting widespread unease among troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aley
Diax
Foreign nerves tense as troops prep amid Mexico crisis
Reports from Calexico and Victoria describe troop mobilization and rising tensions with potential U.S. intervention. Officers receive anti typhoid serum as Mexican regulars press on Mexicali while friendly exchanges between Mexico and Japan surface and Diaz family members plan a visit to Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montha
United States
Gan. Antonio
Tex
Mar
Remental
Victoria
B. C
Mexico
Jupan
Diaz
Japam
Suspected man held after alleged skirt sale attempt
A man giving the name Mr. Martin was taken into custody by Patrolmen McLaughlin and Baker and is held at the city jail for investigation. Police allege he tried to sell ladies skirts to West End residents but no skirts were found after a search. For cleaning services call 620 Rev. 1707 Carey Ave.
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City Jam
Martin
McLaughlin and Baker
West End
Col rade and Wyoming in the Winning of the West
Dr. Joseph F. Tuttle of Denver spoke at the Sons of the American Revolution banquet and will address the First Congregational Church on Colo rade and Wyoming in the Winning of the West. The noted speaker is in demand nationwide, and Cheyenne is fortunate to hear him on this timely topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Tuttle
Denver
First Congregational Church
Colorade
Wyoming
Tuttle
Cheyenne
Leader seeks good large clean rags for office use
The Leader office requests donations of large clean rags suitable for cleaning tasks. Community members are asked to bring items to the office during business hours for disposal and reuse.
Denver Judge Refuses to Stop Doxing Match
A Denver judge declines to halt a boxing event row and orders arrest for violations of the injunction. The match between Joppeny O'Keefe of Denver and Jimmy Gardiner of Lowell was set for the auditorium on Twenlay next under the Denver Press Club auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mat
Pietriet
Blue Tony
Joppeny O'Keefe
Deover
Jimmy Gardiner
Lowell
Women Are Paid Less Than Men In The Workforce
A 1920s era column argues that about 6 million women work for wages in the United States, with a quarter under twenty one, and most earning less than men for the same work. It advocates suffrage as the path to higher earnings and highlights frauds in wool, silk, and linen alongside features on speech power and a New York Apaches tale.
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Richard
Pearsuffragist
Parcela
Allan Benson
Mary and
Lewis Theiss
Alfred Henry Lewis
New York
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