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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
The notice outlines that each want ad must include the want ad number and that orders require an accompanying phone number. It warns of three fines, assessed three times, and references section 256. The language indicates procedural requirements for placing classified ads and potential penalties for noncompliance.
Classified lines show male enlistment appeals for 18 to 35 year olds, barber training, railway and motor work, plowing, and shipyard jobs. Also notices for lost items, a mink sighting reward, and a film on dental health promoting public interest in oral hygiene.
A historical timetable listing Westward and Southbound trains from Omaha and Cheyenne with arrivals and departures times for Union Pacific and Colorado & Southern routes. Includes No. 29 to No. 38 schedules, No. 159 and No. 160 accommodations, and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy notes, ending with a brief unrelated remark about Americans in Mexico and decorating by the Sherman Co.
Market listing shows No 1 upland hay at 8.00 per unit and No 1 timothy and alfalfa at varied prices. Prairie hay and hay with Wimethy notes appear with prices around 7.00 to 8.00. Multiple abbreviations and misspellings suggest a historical farm market catalog with unit prices.
In St. Louis on March 19 the market shows wool steady with Territory and Western medinine trading. details indicate minor price and quality variations for crux fibers amid regional activity.
Denver reports brisk cattle demand at the yards this morning with generally good offerings. Bivers mostly loaded up during trading, while buyers claimed prices varied and steady.
Ernest MacDougall attorney at law contacts list at Wyoming Fuel and Feed Building and 22 West 19th Street. Bartlett Engineering Company mining civil and irrigation address 2819 Capitol Ave Cheyenne Wyoming.
Wheat, choice winter and spring tests around 60 cents per bushel. Oats and barley prices shown for Colorado, Nebraska, and western regions. Flax seed available near 1.82 to 1.90 per ton. Hay prices listed for South Park and Colorado, with values between 12 and 12.50 dollars.
Cattle demand remains robust with steady prices for steers in the seven to eight dollar range and good value for cows and calves. Hog and sheep trades show active interest, with hogs seeing mixed loads around eight dollars and sheep markets aligning with river levels as shipments stay strong.
Kansas City dollar values for cattle hogs and sheep show receipts of about 7 000 cattle 10 000 hogs and 10 000 sheep. Cattle steady with native steers 7 75 to 9 00 and southern cows 4 25 to 7 50. hogs lower with bulk 8 80 to 8 90. sheep weak with muttons 5 50 to 7 00 and Colorado lambs 8 00 to 8 65.
Omaha Livestock reports 4 600 cattle receipts with prices drifting lower. Native steers bring 7 6 to 8 75 dollars, cows and heifers 5 50 to 8 15, western steers 7 60 to 8 75, with additional figures incomplete in the fragment.
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