Market Report Shows Tight Supplies Across Dairy and Livestock
Cheyenne dairy prices rise next week as butter and eggs thin. Poultry shipments light with demand steady. Cattle receipts near 1 load. beef steers $5.20–$6.00, cows $3.75–$4.90, bulls $4.00–$4.50. Sheep demand strong and prices higher, fat lambs around $5.25–$5.75. South Omaha hogs lower by 10–20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Produce & Commission Co
Cheyenne
Wyo
Old Springs
Brollers
Denver
Mar
Sterling
Colo
South Omaha
Neb
Texas
Western Electropode Ad for Nerve and Rheumatism Aid
An old advertisement promotes the Western Electropode device for rheumatism and nervous conditions. It claims nerve strength benefits and offers mail delivery postpaid. Orders may be sent to 9 Low Angeles Bt, Loe Av-Sele, Cal, with pricing listed and replacements provided promptly.
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Western Electropode Co
Low Angeles Bt
Loe Av- Sele, Cal
Wool and metal market wrap from New York and St Louis
Wool prices ease on Saturday with steady sheep receipts and yearling bids. Metal quotes show copper tin lead and antimony largely unchanged amid quiet trading, with marginal shifts in electrolytic and casting markets.
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New York
Mar
Lake
Tron
Cookson
TIZ Cures Sore Feet Says Mrs. Crockett
Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville credits TIZ foot remedy with withdrawing poisonous exudations causing sore feet. After a second treatment she could walk downstairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years and expects relief after a week. Sold 25c a box in druggists or from Dodge & Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Cheyenne Likely Chosen for Rail Mail Headquarters
Washington dispatches report Senator Warren pushes Cheyenne as the headquarters for a new railway mail division to include Nebraska Wyoming Colorado and portions of Utah and Idaho. Four cities Omaha Denver Cheyenne and Salt Lake City compete, with selection to favor postal efficiency over politics.
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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 cars to locals in Laramie area
Dinseou, proprietor of a Buick dealership, reports selling several Buick cars to Aye Allies, a local contractor, and to Yoder in Laramie, with all Buick vehicles sold in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinseou
Sixt Eddy Wivevia
Belek
Aye Allies
Tocal
Peter
Yoder
Laramie
Ierage
Magnificent Bridge Proposed to Honor King Edward
Council plans a new bridge across the river to honor King Edward and beautify both riverbanks. Proposals include moving Charing Cross Station and Hotel to the south bank and creating a ceremonial road from Buckingham Palace to Trafalgar Square and beyond.
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Edward
London
Charing Crows
Havingeen
Ossew
Buckingham Palace
Mall
Trafalgar Square
the Square
Spring Hats Parade Draws Cheyenne Ladies
Cheyenne witnessed large crowds at multiple millinery openings led by Mrs Rose Murchinson Bishop Millinery James Millinery and Mrs J K Dempsey with rich displays of new season headwear. A separate notice calls stockholders of The Union Iron Works Manufacturing Company to aMarch 25 1911 meeting in Cheyenne for director elections and business.
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Cheyenne
Rose Murchinson
Capitol Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Union Iron Works Manufacturing Company
Wyoming
Denver
Colorado
Chas
Coctitran
Treaiden
Bowen divorce action filed in Wyemng District Court
In Wyemng District Court Helen Bowen seeks divorce from Charles Howrth alleging desertion for over a year. If no answer filed by April 87, 1911, judgment by default will be entered. Clerk T. 208 Plan and Attorney John Charles Toonean listed.
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John Charles Toonean
Cheyenne Ladies Embrace Early Spring Hat Styles
Crowds filled every city store as admiring ladies inspected hats. The scene showed strong demand for headwear with many orders placed, indicating Cheyenne women will lead in spring style. Colliers White Lead st Soerman.
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Colliers
Soerman
Japanese War Rumors Persist at Border
Reports from the front describe widespread belief among troops that trouble with the Japanese will arise before departure. The text notes a persistent mood that Diax cannot quell the revolution quickly, fueling ongoing rumors at the border.
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Aley
Diax
Troops Seen Possible Despite Mexican-Turmoil
A report from El Paso indicates U S forces may intervene despite claims that neutral powers will be kept away. Mud fills streets near the maneuver camp as an antityphoid serum order is issued for officers and men. Japanese papers here note growing Mexican Japanese friendliness and possible visit plans by Diaz’s son and his wife. In Calexico gunfire signals a likely Mexican regular assault near Mexicali.
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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 detained by Patrolmen McLaughlin and Baker and held at the city jail for investigation. Authorities say he tried to sell ladies skirts to West End residents. a search found no skirts. For cleaning services call 620 Rev. 1707 Carey Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Jam
Martin
McLaughlin and Baker
West End
Colrado 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. He is a distinguished speaker in demand across the region, 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
Good large clean rags wanted at the Leader office
Classified notice seeks large clean rags for office use at the Leader office. No contact details provided.
Denver Judge Refuses To Halt Doxing Match
A Denver judge declined to halt a proposed glove contest set for next week at the auditorium. The bout would feature Joppeny O'Keefe of Denver and Jimmy Gardiner of Lowell under the Denver Press Club Herald auspices. The judge warned he would order arrest for any law violation.
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Denver
Mat
Pietriet
Blue Tony
Joppeny O'Keefe
Deover
Jimmy Gardiner
Lowell
Women Are Paid Less Than Men in U S Wages
A discussion notes that about 6 million women work for wages in the country and that about a quarter are under 21. It cites widespread pay disparities with men for the same work and argues that votes for women would raise earnings. It also references frauds in textiles and features other pieces on speech power and Apaches in New York.
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Richard
Pearsuffragist
Parcela
Allan Benson
Mary and
Lewis Theiss
Alfred Henry Lewis
New York
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