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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
7
A farmer advocates duck raising as easy and profitable, noting ducks’ hardiness and high egg list, urging incubator use, careful handling, and shading. Warns beginners to avoid inbreeding, monitor moisture and feeding, and to prevent diarrhoea and sunstroke with clean, steady nutrition and supervision.
Guidance on water needs, feeding, housing, and care for ducklings from birth to market age. Emphasizes plenty of clean water, balanced feed with greens and occasional beef scraps, dry bedding, and avoiding neglect. Covers breeding stocks, air exposure, egg collection timing, and market considerations for profit.
Market focus centers on the new oil, Western arrivals, and ready inkers with wool values steady in most lines. Calls for Utah Nevada bids at the brink with 20 cents paid for medium fleece wool. pulled wool scarce and higher while New York commodities list metal prices and futures.
New York trading on May 21 shows Amalgamated Copper and American Sugar at bids, while rail shares Atchison Great Northern and Union Pacific trade strong. Major names like U S Steel and Reading hold notable percentages as investors watch for changes in industrials and transportation sectors.
South Omaha cattle receipts total 4 400 with steady to strong market. Prices shown for native steers cows and heifers western steers and calves. Chicago receipts 2 500 with slow market. stockers and feeders and cows and heifers listed with price ranges. Also mentions a demonstration by CHINAMETL on grain and color reproduction.
A fragmented report lists receipts and prices for various goods including wool, sheep, western goods, and metals. Entries show figures like 11.000 receipts, 725 dollars, Western values around 4.00 to 9.06, and territory listings with St Louis May notes, indicating trading activity and price firmness.
A telegram shows 1412 Detroit buyers creating demand for Reo cars. M A Young, a Detroit Reo dealer, took four orders for the fifth model with delivery within hours and arranged express shipment from the Lansing factory. Young praises the Reo situation and plans future express deliveries to satisfy emergencies.
A plain-fed flock yields higher wool weight per head than poorly fed stock. Proper care ensures sheep stay well cared for at all times. Cleanliness and good feeding improve quality and profit margins for the flock.
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