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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1919
Page
15
Hog receipts 48,000 and cattle trading mixed with top hog prices around 20.90, beef and veal slow but steady. Corn No 2 yellow $1.72, No 3 white $1.69, Omaha and Lincoln area markets report mixed price movements and receipts.
Minneapolis markets report flour unchanged as barley quotes range from 1.01 to 1.41 per unit. Rye No 2 steadies around 31.14 and a half, with bran around 39.00, reflecting steady grain prices.
Stock table lists opening and close values for companies including Anaconda Bethlehem Steel General Motors Kennicott Copper Marine Mex Petro Reading Pacific St Paul Texas Union Pacific U.S. Steel and Old Copper with percent changes and price points amid a fonds of trading data.
The record shows price actions for Glenrock OSS Mikbasin Western Stiles Tusk Woyally and Ga corn futures with May July September openings and closings. Oats futures list May July September with opening and closing percentages and figures, courtesy John Donnellan.
Letters of administration were granted on May ith 1919 to Judson M Hardy for the estate of Eugene C Hardy. Creditors must file claims with vouchers to the administrator at Charles Lane Attorney at Law 206 First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming within six months after date of sale letters or be precluded from benefit. If claims are not exhibited within one year from letters date they will be forever barred. Dated May 14 1949. May 17 24 34 June 7
Department of the Interior notices James A. Merna of Cheyenne Wyoming aims to complete final proof for his 1913 homestead entry Serial No 010420 in Section 18 Township 12 North Range 6 West 6th Principal Meridian. Public examination before Register and Receiver at Cheyenne on June 14 1919 with witnesses William Arnold James Leaden W W Merna James Livingston all of Cheyenne Wyoming.
A collage of early 20th century classified ads lists sale items including a five room bungalow with cement basement rooms on a corner lot near the Capitol, a two apartment cedar in on Evans street, a six room modern house near Peaidence street, and a cheap furnished five room set. Also advertised are registered Black Hawk Morgan stallions, Holstein cows, complete furniture sets, and a room house for sale. Widespread notices include farm inquiries, job requests, and mineral stock trading, plus land filing notices for Cheyenne with names and dates.
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Wyoming a government case seeks forfeiture of a gin keg whiskey jugs copper tanks and vases. The notice states a warrant was executed and property seized and invites claims by interested parties with a formal court appearance set for May nineteenth in Cheyenne.
A record from Cheyenne Wyoming dated April 16 states that Reuben A Pewee of Cheyenne is involved in a name clarification matter. The notice indicates no native speaker is identified in the filing.
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