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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1912
Page
15
Rates listed for word advertising with minimums and installment options. Examples include rental notices for rooms and a furnished rooming hall, plus a cemetery and lodge notice rate. Includes vendor contact details and generic service claims.
An ad touts a German blood treatment claimed to cure nervous debility, pain, swelling, and related symptoms. It promises rapid restoration of vigor and vitality, invites out of town patients to visit the city office, and offers affordable rates for a home-style treatment.
Market totals show call money near nominal, copper and silver quoted, and Amalgamated Copper and American Sugar active. Livestock receipts in New York and Chicago include native steers, cows, heifers, hogs, and sheep with varied price ranges and steady to higher trade.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference market law figures and monetary amounts including 4.00 and 5250 values. Mentions Western Territory and St. Lewin with a May 25 date and 1917 era context. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text and concatenated terms.
May 25 report notes continued drought hurting wheat and livestock markets in western Kansas. It details grain futures moves for May and July contracts, with wheat around 1.14 to 1.16 per bushel and corn selling near 1.24, while pork and lard futures show weakness amid yard-seller activity. Provisions prices linger, with pork near 19.25, lard around 10.69, and ribs at 9.0 to 9.5 for July delivery.
A postcard from Oshkosh features a playful line about a young man avoiding clear handwriting. The note mocks the post office by writing in shorthand, reflecting local humor of the time.
A fragment from the Kangag City Journal notes readers engage with a weekly magazine story and questions about a cook's tenure. The piece highlights media as a community hobby in Wyoming within a regional journal.
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