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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
15
The article recalls elephants never forgetting injuries and seeking vengeance, then recounts a famous outlaw horse named Steam Boat attempting to kill a cowboy near Irwin. The incident centers on calf chaps resembling Dinkwei attire and a longstanding custom of local riders.
In a Cheyenne Frontier Days prelude, the notorious Old Steam Boat reemerged with a wild ride on Sunday. The horse charged Cowboys Pete Crawford and others, toppling him before being roped by friends. The incident confirms his reputation as a dangerous performer, likely securing his spot in the Wild West show lineup.
Advertises Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for stomach disorders with claims of remarkable cures. Sold by all druggists. Publication prompts a subscription note for State Beacor, Wyoming, and includes a brief exhortation to exercise.
In the District Court First Judicial District State of Wyoming Lara mile County the administrator Frank Moomau announces intent to file final settlement at the next term in Cheyenne Wyoming beginning June 5 ivr Interested parties may appear and file written exceptions to the administrator's account and contest the same A 24 MY 8 LI 22
Administratrix of Agnes M Teasdale's estate will present final settlement in the district court of Wyoming on June 2, 1915. Any interested person may appear and contest the accounting or file written objections at that term.
Market notes list wheat by grade testing 60 to 60 pounds per bushel with oats, barley, flax, and hay prices. Includes South Park hay at 14.50 per ton and No 1 upland, prairie, timothy, and alfalfa values varying from 6.00 to 10.06 per unit. Brand names and exact units appear fragmentary but indicate regional commodity quotes.
Light cattle offerings and small trade volume in Denver yards. Beef cattle demand solid with steers at 6.50 to 7.60, bulls strong, stockers in good demand though sales limited. hogs about ten loads sold at 5.49, some quality at 4.25. sheep market quiet with prices steady.
Chicago reports hog receipts at 20,000 with prices ranging from 5.40 to 8.65 per head for light to heavy. hogs firm to higher. Cattle receipts total 1,500 with markets steady to higher, hooves priced around 5.20.
Prairie and city markets show receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Kansas City St Joseph and regional markets report higher footing with steadier to stronger bidding on native steers cows and heifers. hogs and sheep also show gains and strong demand in places.
The report notes steady wool prices in the St. Lots region with northern and western middling lines around 17 to 19 d per pound. Berry conditions described as slight with fine hurry and 18 to 19 shillings per pound for specific lots.
Railroad timetables list departures and arrivals for multiple lines including Overland Limited and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy with numerous train numbers and times. A divorce petition filed in Laramie County District Court by T. Walker against Zacariah Walker seeks a judicial decree of divorce on grounds of neglect of necessaries.
Wilfred Cleary attorney at law in room 01 First National Bank building with phone Mo. 520. Jon Charles Thompson offices 25 and Bresfoten Risck Chervende. Herbert D. Gleron funeral director and embalmer at corner 10th and Camtral Ave with telephone 445.
Weather report covers 24 hours ending at mountain time with data on temperature range wind speed precipitation and humidity. Observations note regional variation and suggest conditions for outdoor plans and travel across the mountain region.
April weather notes from The Weather Washington indicate a colder spell on Thursday followed by a chillier Friday. Weekend outlook suggests possibly fair conditions with mixed clouds and cautious temperature rises in the region.
April 26 reports say Vatican physicians are using electricity on the Pope’s limbs to combat weakness. Physicians warn the medical effort shows little improvement as the pope’s condition remains fragile and doctors restrict rest, awaiting hopeful response.
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