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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
7
Grain letters report unsettled values and limited trade with May contracts near $1.83 on supplies and weather affect. Cash corn sales, rising consignments, and anticipated railcar volume contrast with nervy oats and barley. steel issues rise as Cramp Ship Building and Chalmers Motors drive late market strength.
Fragmentary figures show May to September openings and closings for Jeurnsey John Donnellan Co and Pure Linseed Sherman Co with fractions and percentages. OATS data appears garbled with inconsistent symbols and unclear values.
For sale now. A neat four room cottage with hot and cold water, electric wiring, built in cupboards, tinted rooms, canal foundation, floors and 3 double boarded. Never occupied, just completed and should rent for 30 a month. Corner lot. Priced at 841350.00. Paul H. Moore, 1617 Capitol Avenue.
Real estate classifieds list numerous large and small houses for sale across multiple streets and neighborhoods. Properties include modern brick homes, corner lots, lakefront potential, garages, and two to four room options with varying prices from 1,000 to 19,500 dollars.
For sale a good horse suitable for farming at twenty dollars. Located at 710 West 24th Street. Contact J 1.
Berlin dispatch says Germany will send a second note to Premier Clemenceau over peace terms. The note disputes Allied claims that German submarines sank over 12 million tons of shipping, arguing many losses were due to naval legal warfare. It also protests misreading of Germany's agricultural needs and objects to coal losses imposed by the treaty.
Acacia No. 14 and Gheyenec Lodge No. 1 summon officers and members to Acacia lodge at 3:00 PM on Thursday May 29 for Brother John Thomas of Home Lodge 370. Funeral to be held at New Masonic Temple in Des Moines Iowa at 3:30 PM. H. B. Hens W M Acacia No. 44 M Watts W M Cheyenne No 1.
The report lists a mean temperature of 64 degrees and a high wind of 17 mph from the northwest. It notes total precipitation since January 1 at 2.71 inches and normal about 5.02 inches, with 4 hours rainfall at 0.601 inches, and no snow. Election of officers will be in Phoenix Camp Thursday evening. neighbors urged to turnout.
May 1 8 15 92 20 reads as a dated entries list for the Assiance 509 Tabor Opera House in Colorado. The fragment provides no event details or outcomes.
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