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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
15
Community news from Cheyenne reports charity drives led by Mrs. J B Stimson and assistants with garments to headquarters midweek. Local residents include Montie Blevins, Charlies J Saul, BR G Dean, J W Williams, W B Carter, and Wiliam Ashengeler visiting on business.
George Totopulos former manager of the South Side Pool Hall lies seriously ill at St Johns hospital. Mrs Frank Benson and children visited Mrs John Benson at 411 East Ninth Street then left for Fort Collins Colorado to visit the former's mother. Henry Bauer home at 100 West Eleventh Street quarantined for diphtheria. Moasis Theodore Anderson and Andrew Fotopulos proprietors of the South Side Grocery and Meat Market have bought their building. J J Eckhart home quarantined for coffee. Mrs Laster Folck and daughter Margaret plan to depart for Fortune Kansas early next week. Mr and Mrs J R Gilley and their daughter Beth with Mr and Mrs Cox also noted.
The Laramie county district court selected a regular trial venire of twenty four jurors for the March term. Names include Borarth Carson McLaughlin Riedel Freeman Evans Lowrie Jacobson Fawcett Fabner Poster Hespin Enefield Kadow Raregh Gassett Faber Fitzgerald Craft Sheedy Bebb Epler Carter and others. An additional twenty residents within five miles were drawn to be called if needed.
Hogs Receipts about 15 000 with prices 20 to 80 cents lower. heavy hogs $18.90–$19.20, mixed $18.75–$19.00, lighter $12.00–$17.00, bulk $18.70–$19.00. Cattle receipts 7 600 with prices 10–20 cents lower. native steers to $18.50, cows and heifers to $14.25, western and Texas steers down, stockers $6.70–$16.25, calves $8.00–$14.00. Sheep receipts 11 000 with prices 10–20 cents lower. wethers $13.60–$15.50, ewes $10.50–$11.00, lambs $15.60–$18.00, yearlings $16.00–$17.50. Corn bids show No white 1.52–1.56, No 4 white 1.41, No yellow 1.55–1.68, other grades listed.
Antonio Gonzales Cruz Hernandez and Thomas Delgardo face arraignment before Judge W C Mentzer in district court on charges of entering a bank office with intent to commit a felony. They may reject guilty pleas and proceed to trial, possibly separately, with attorney William James appointed for defense.
John Donnellan Co notes a lower market with selling influence and a reduced Ana Conda Copper dividend from six to four dollars, pressuring the copper group though red metal shares hold. Declines appear orderly, suggesting a firm undertone despite European turmoil and uncertain curb trading. Sinclair Gulf leads old stocks, Marland Refining debuts, and Wall Street closure dampens activity as stocks remain steady.
Lincoln highway shows fair conditions with rough segments between Illdale and Durham and west to Rock River with a bad spot west of Buford. Beyond Rock River the road is poor with muddy rough stretches. Yellowstone routes: Greeley branch good, Fort Colling branch poor, dangerous area south of Orin Junction. McCracken Kansas population 371 is likely the smallest U S town to adopt the commission manager government plan.
In the District Court of Cara mie- in probate the First National Bank of Cheyenne administrator seeks authority to sell real property to pay debts and costs. An April 40, 1919 date is set for interested parties to appear at 10 a.m. in Cheyenne Wyoming to show cause why peli lot & block 24 Pershing Heights should not be conveyed. Publication in Cheyenne State Leader for four weeks.
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association will hold its annual meeting in Basin Wyoming on Tuesday April 7 1919 at 10 o clock AM. It will adjourn to Thursday April 10 1919 at 1 o clock PM for the election of officers and related business.
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