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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
Market notes show wheat and oats prices with carnations of hay and alfalfa, reporting bids and steady demand. Cattle, hogs, and sheep trades described with price ranges and notable lots, including beef steers at 8.00 and calves near 10.75, while feeders and stockers show active interest and strong inquiry.
Denver dispatch notes cattle offering activity on May 1 with general market signs and indications of supply, demand, and price movement across local rancher markets through the day.
In Patterson New Jersey a dispute over whether a newspaper newsboy group can admit girl members arises after a toll of alik workers’ strikes. Judge Francis Scott was asked to decide if the Newboy association must change its name to include girls.
London May 1. Miss Jeannie Kenney a leading militant suffragette was arrested on arrival from the continent with a warrant for conspiracy. The police retain control of the Woman's Social and Political Union headquarters in Kingsway and blocked the Sufi ragette paper raid. Fire damage hit a Handon stable and a Thames boathouse near Hampton Court. Mrs Belmont and Mrs Catt plan protests on taxes and coercive measures. The government stance hardens, while militancy continues in limited form.
Wheat mixed bids with No 2 hard at 8 900 and No 3 85 88e for Kansas City trading. No 2 white corn around 6e to 7e, oats 25% 16e, rye and hay steady. Receipts: 56 cars. May and July futures listed for wheat and corn with minor price shifts.
Chicago reports show cattle receipts about 38,000 with prices firm to higher. assorted cattle pricing ranges from 3.75 to 8.90 for steers and cows, with hogs and sheep mixed. Kansas City cattle receipts near 1,590 with strong demand. native steers around 3.75 to 5.75 and southern stockers listed, reflecting a tight, rising market across regions.
Summary of weather data for the C1 hour period ending 6 p m Mountain Time shows temperature, wind, and precipitation readings. Observations indicate regional variation with notable changes in humidity and wind speed across stations.
A Wyoming State Leader ad copy notes interest in decorating and mirror plating services by The Sherman Co. The fragment hints at playful phrasing about locksmiths, chaperons, and love, though details are unclear.
Local forecast indicates mixed rain and snow possible Friday into Saturday across Wyoming and nearby regions. Expect cloudy skies with unsettled temperatures and light accumulations.
May 1 cattle receipts in South Omaha and St Joseph show market activity. Native steers meet 7.50 to 8.60 in South Omaha, western and Texas cattle range 6.00 to 8.60, calves up to 9.75. Hogs active with heavy at 8.20 to 8.90 and bulk around 8.25 to 8.40. Sheep receipts near 8,500 in South Omaha with yearlings 7.25 to 7.75 and ewes about 5.25 to 6.00.
From St. Louis on May 1 the Sherman Co signals wool and textile trade notes with references to mediums and a light burry finish. The garbled text implies a house painting or coating context for a local firm described in brief.
A dense list of Union Pacific Main Line schedule items shows arrivals and departures for many trains including Overland Limited Extra Fare, California Express, Oregon Express, Los Angeles Limited, Fast Mail, Cheyenne-Portland Flyer, Milwaukee Special, Atlantic Express, Eastern Express, Portland-Cheyenne Flyer, and multiple Southbound services with times and notes. Chicago Burlington & Quincy items list No. 1 Accommodation, No. 160 Accommodation with daily schedule details.
Unknown owner William H. John is summoned in an eviction suit by James Jotinson and Ada E. Jonson in Laramie County. The petition seeks quiet title to the southwest quarter of section 22, township 14 north, range 60 west. Answer by May 17, 1913, or allegations be taken as true and judgment rendered.
Citizens National Bank of Cheyenne sues Edward Thompson in the District Court of the First Judicial District Laramie County Wyoming for judgment of 146.24 dollars plus interest and costs on a promissory note. Answer or plead by June 14 or judgment will be entered. Clerk C J Fisher. Rest of text appears unrelated.
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