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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
7
Prospective builders can buy a splendid lot north of the Capitol or a lakefront lot by Lake Minnehaha at sacrifice price. G. C. Muirhead of Stock Growers' National Bank announces a one-quarter down payment with the balance by arrangement, enabling quick ownership.
Legal notice to Laura Brown a non resident from Illinois of a 1912 divorce action filed by William Brown in Laramie County Wyoming with June 1 1912 answer deadline. Also notice of final settlement for John Roberts deceased estate by administratrix Eliza Roberts Burpee in June 1912 district court proceedings.
The market report lists call money at 2 percent, copper at 15.40 to 15.00, and tin near 45.85 to 46.00 with other metals and equities closing higher. Stock highlights include Amalgamated Copper at 274 and U S Steel around 71, with grain and livestock data from Chicago and St Louis noting varied receipts and prices across cattle hogs and sheep.
The annual stockholders meeting for Eden Irrigation & Land Company is set for May 1, 1912, in Cheyenne Wyoming. Secretary and Treasurer H. G. Parrott signs the notice.
An irrigation focused guide explains how vitrified pipe under drains reduce seepage and alkali. It details depths from five to seven feet, the need for main and lateral drains, Y junctions, fall requirements, outlet capacity, and the drawbacks of open ditches and box drains.
Notice states sale of the Lipachus and Miller saloon interest to J A Miller and that all obligations are assumed by him. The item includes an Ada Want Ad line and a public notice about medical society office hours ending after May 1. The Laramie County Medical Society in Cheyenne announces evening office hours will not be kept after May 1.
An OCR fragment outlines interpretation of display numbers for weather cues. It details combinations of No 1 No 2 No 3 with No 4 to indicate fair weather rain or snow local rate or snowfall and corresponding warmer or colder temperatures with references to colors and pennants.
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