Classified Ad Rates And Local Real Estate Listings
Classified ad rates include six to eleven word line pricing with cash required. Special 25 cent deal offers two insertions for 25 cents. card rates apply for death and funeral notices at five cents per line. multi insertion discounts apply. Local real estate listings feature several four to eight room houses with prices from 1900 to 4800 and terms. Also notes on Wyoming and Nebraska ranch property, and warnings about factory accident statistics in 1911 with fatalities and injuries. Co. R. McKinstry and W. P. Smith licensed cement workers are mentioned.
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Balgiceau
Bath
Mives
Capitol
Park Addition
Wyoming
Nebraska
Co. R. McKinstry
Room & Deming Bldg
Anchor Line Announces Attractive New York to Europe Rates
Anchor Line advertises appealing ticket rates from New York to Beotch English Irish Continental and Mediterranean routes. It promises superior accommodation and prompt application through local agents, with Henderson and General Agents in Chicago handling inquiries.
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Anchor Line
Londonderry
Glagsao
Galveston Causeway Opened Amid City Celebration
Galveston Texas May 25 marked the completion and official opening of the $2,000,000 causeway. Governor O B Seidauitt and state officials attended the ceremony as the project touted for stabilizing the island and linking it to the mainland. The structure includes a reinforced concrete arch section, a lift bridge, protected roadway, and interurban rails with interlocking gates to prevent accidents. The lengthy project totals about two miles with a 100 foot wide protected roadway and multiple rail and highway components.
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O. B.seidauitt
Clalveston News
Galveston
County Mahway
Tarn Mile County Cattle and Horse Growers Association Meeting
The Tarn Mile County Cattle and Horse Growers Association calls its annual meeting for Monday June 3 at Goodrich Mall Wheatland Wyoming at 10 oclock. Officials of the Union Pacific and Burlington lines will attend to discuss stock schedules for killed stock and shipping service for the season and other matters of importance. J O Underwood secretary.
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Tarnmile County Cattle & Horse Cgrowers’ Association
Goodrich Mall
Wheatland
Wyo
Burlington Lines
Atock
T J.0 Underwood
Market Report Highlights New York Rates and Metals
Market notes from New York on May 1 show call money at 2 percent, prime paper around 4 to 4 ½ percent. The report lists metal prices including copper near 16.20 to 16.40, tin around 47.10, lead about 4.0 to 4.20, with other values cited for zinc and area indicators.
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New York
Ellerale
Moxican Hall Area
Market Notes and Railroad Figures in Partial Ledger
A fragment lists copper, ager and iron terms with scattered figures and lines from rail and steel sectors. Mentions Union Pacific and Northern Pacific style references, with percentages and dates obscured. Details are unreadable, but imply a financial or stock-market brief from New York.
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New York
American Iager
Tod
Alchivon
THON
Croat Northern
New Ree Central
Northern
Paci
Readine
Union Pacific
USS Steel
Chicago Cattle Receipts Mixed as Market Slows and Strengths
Chicago Wisconsin May 8 cattle receipts show total around 2 500 with market quiet and varied prices by class. Texas steers range 6.25 to 8.10, stockers and feeders around 6.50 to 8.75, cows and heifers near 5 to 8 50, calves about 5 to 9, western steers mixed, hogs slow with light and heavy categories, sheep receipts 14 000 with best grades strong and natives and western lambs pricing around 5 to 7 dollars.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Wigan
Western
Market Reports Show Cattle Prices Across South Omaha
South Omaha cattle receipts total about 600 with market steady to a touch lower. Native steers bring around 6.75 to 7.80, Texas steers 4.50 to 6.50, cows and heifers 3.40 to 4.80, stockers and feeders about 4.45, calves 4.50 to 7.00, bulls and slugs varied. Sheep receipts 7,000 with a steady market and yearlings near 6.00 to 6.75. In Kansas City, a Mereford steer carload averaged 1,468 pounds sold for 130 dollars, highest price for the season excluding show or Christmas cattle, due to short fed cattle supply.
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South Omaha
Ory
Texas
Kansas City
Miu
Mereford
Wool market activity widens as transfers and bids rise
In Rovten Minnesota on May 28 activity increases in the domestic wool market with large transfers of old territory and bidding for the new clip. Prices hold steady for both old and new wool as reports from wool sections show firm pricing. old territory wool averages around 21 to 1/2 cents per pound for fine staple and old washed Delaines around 50 cents. New wool quotations vary, with Montana sales at 19 to 26 1/4 cents and Ohio best new clip at 23 to 25 4/4 cents. Little old wool remains in eastern bins. In St Louis on May 8, wool sales list territory and western mediums at 18 1/2 cents, fine medium at 19 1/2, and fine at 10 1/2 cents.
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Rovten
Man
Atork
Old Territory
Montana
Ohio
Dissolution of Partnership Kildine Garage Company
Notice proclaims dissolution of the partnership between Frank R. Mldine and J. G. Sawyer trading as Kildine Garage Company by mutual consent. J. G. Sawyer sold all interest to H. Roberts, forming Dilding & Roberts and assuming liabilities. dated May 20, 1914. The Sherman Co. Pure White Lead reference appears in text.
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Frank JR. Mldine
J. G. Sawyer
Bualvesa
Kildine Garage Company
Roberta
Dilding & Roberts
RK. Pildine
Hon. Roberts
Mineral vein yields rich ore near Georgetown
A Georgetown mining venture reports ore from the Actia vein 450 feet below the portal with a 16 foot wide ore body containing about 16 dollars gold per ton. The project stalled after the death of engineer A Shinn and a potential Capital deal faltered. Governor Jolina ec of California pushes roads and waterfront bonds totaling 25 million to create jobs.
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Georgetown
Com
Tt Fa
Bhglinh
Neor
A. Shinn
Feree Hnglish
Ken Shipman
Crossent
Jolina Ec
California
San Francisco
Fragmentary note on marriage and moral conduct
A terse, unclear line discusses men who marry and then misbehave, mentioning self examination and social judgment. The fragment hints at consequences for immoral behavior and public reputation within a community.
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Fale
Dargains
J. D Wright
W. 17Th Street
Capitol Building
Lake Minnehaha
G. C. Muirhead
Wyans St
P. O
Cheyenne
Wye
Five‘com
H. J. Woodman
Warren Avenue
Sith St. Wo
Wilfrid O'Leary
Tefatee
U-2
Cheyenne Steamaking Co
Cheyenne Steam Baking Co
Morris
24Th St
West Gsth
Joe Stella
J. M. Carey & Bro
St. Call
Thames St
Eddy St
O'Neill St
Central Avenue
Carey Ave
Apply
Bartlett Engineering Co
Capitol Ave
Eddy
Seymour St. Jaguire
Nelson
Deming
Carey Avenue
Conway
W. 20Th St
Rent — Koomse—Frontier Notes
17Th Street
W. 24Th St
W. 18Th
National Building
M. P. Keefett
Newman
Fr. Russell
Dickson Building
Norfolk
Vaba
Beon
Plains
ARMY
United States
Normandia
Capital Ave
16Th St
B. W. Bruce
Anmeritah
Ed Lewis
Tartville
Evans
Los Angeles
United True School
Pnergetic
Diagraph Carbon Co
Philadelphia
Lawson
Russell
Cheyenne and Vicinity
Rapid Eeller
Gilt Edge Cleaning Co
Thames
Kamutsa Hotel
Snyder
Goshen Hole
Seymour
Walker and Peddycourt
Randall Ave
W. S. Thomas
E. 26Th St
W. P. Smith & E
United Kingdom
Board of Wyade
Tex
Mon
Won
Noticr
Market Report
New York Financial and Metals
Omaha
Boston
St. Tous
St. Louis
The
Sherman Co
Clement
Des Moines
Carmital Mines
Ghotgts Town
New Maven
Moston
Maas
Toledo
Amalgamated Assortation
Nagel
Doant
Western Junk, Bottle & Coal Yard
Fredrick
Louis Veta
Bent Street
J.D. Wright
Hkentals
W. 17Th St
Blach
J. J. Fitzgerald
Cheyenne Trading Company
17Th
A, Bovee
Cheyenne Transfer Co
OLD Reliable
Rock Springs
W. 16Th St
Bergerson
Ruxa Eixco
Bergerson Iid
Alne
Leon Velng
Cayttiol
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