Leader Phone Classifieds Insertion Request
To insert Want Ads in The Leader Phone 93 by 10 P.M. Rghor and Manager BANSCRIPTION HATE, shes athave.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1915
Page
6
To insert Want Ads in The Leader Phone 93 by 10 P.M. Rghor and Manager BANSCRIPTION HATE, shes athave.
Cattle receipts light with steady to varying prices and good feeder demand. hogs lower on Chicago and Kansas City reports, local demand solid. Sheep and cattle futures noted, western markets showing cautious but active trade. Cheyenne club notes no reward for disruptive acts on public highways.
Notice announces foreclosure of a real estate mortgage dated June 10 1911 held by H Emmerman from Lawrence KR Breanahen. It notes default on payment and absence of legal action to recover debt, waives recourse against the deceased's estate and attorney fees in connection with the foreclosure by advertisement.
In Laramie County Wyoming on October 11 1915 mortgage holder Lawrence A Brown and John Charles Thompson Br attorney announce foreclosure under a mortgage of the north seventy nine feet of lots two and three in block four hundred fourteen Cheyenne with frontage on Sixteenth Street and depth on Thomas Street. Sale at front door of the Court House on October 11 1915 at 10 o'clock for cash to the highest bidder. Amount due stated as 5091.40 including interest and costs.
A promotional notice proclaims that by sending 10 cents and a full address readers will have their names shared with hundreds of publishers. It promises free magazine samples across genres and asks for plain addresses and payment to Boston based Box 6240. The ad urges return in the next issue and requests indication of the paper where seen.
A garbled column lists numerous employment offers from Woolworth and Canfield Mfg Co to Chelwean and Gray & Co plating Works. It includes cashiers clerks and salesmen positions, commissions from five to ten dollars, and promises of no collections or risk to merchants.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a meeting minutes snippet referencing a proposition related to decrying and purpose, with names or initials and a date placeholder 9-15-22-29, lacking clear outcomes or participants.
A dense list of Cheyenne fraternal and auxiliary organizations with meeting times and locations including Mascole Hall, Capitol Hall, and Labor Hall. Groups include ACACTA LODGE NO 14, PYTHIAS LODGE NO 2, PRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA UNITY LODGE NO, LADIES SOCIETY GRANITE LODGE NO 268, BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, ODD FELLOWS OF OWLS, FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Cheyenne No 12a, LADIES OF THE MACCABEES, PRESIDING officers and secretaries listed, meetings on first and third Tuesdays or Thursdays at specified halls.
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