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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
7
A Bearborough man demonstrates how fancy mice can become a profitable hobby with hundreds of mice sold to Britain’s admiralty annually. A fancier named Mr Beanland shows risks by dyeing a mouse’s paw with paint, leading to suffocation of the tiny animal in moments.
Fragmentary and peculiar passage describes Byron in Kowenon Italy adopting odd routines. It mentions breakfast at a fixed hour, riding and dining, early morning conversations, and writing a portion of Don Juan if alone. The text equates the day to the night in mood.
Horse owners seek pasture near the city with good feed and shelter. Prompt attention requested at 1610 Capitol Ave, Hartlet.
The Wanogen fountain in the Alance wine country flows with wine every July 18 to honor a medieval tax relief. The 1700s saw forged deals and a victory for the commune on July 14, 14h, leading to an annual communal festival with wine flowing for one hour.
A humorous fragment from a vaudeville scene features Brown and a stranger debating entertainment value. The stranger, who lives within walking distance, jokes about domestic life and universal rule, followed by brief quips from London Answers and others about jokey exchanges and humorous maxims.
A speaker called the self made man recounts his father as a raiser of boys and a large family, but his words are swept away by sustained applause from the audience.
Notice of foreclosure by sale for mortgaged premises in Cheyenne Wyoming. Allen Golford as mortgagee claims due to default six hundred and thirty and a hundred dollars with eight percent interest. Sheriff sale set for October fifteenth 1948 at ten oclock at the courthouse front door.
Denver market report shows active cattle demand with strong prices across beef cattle veal calves and feeders. Hog arrivals were light with one load sold at 7.95 and sheep demand strong with fat ewes at 4.00 and lambs at 6.80, amid steady river-market comparisons. Public land notices follow for final three year proofs at Cheyenne with witnesses listed for Canonstool and Campstool.
Chicago markets show hog receipts at 18,000 with a firm tone above yesterday’s averages. Hogs range from 4.50 to 8.60 with most at 7.90 to 7.85. Cattle receipts 2,000 with cattle and calves trading weak. bees at 7.10 to 7.60 and calves 7.00 to 11.25. Sheep receipts 19,000 steady to a shade lower. natives 3.90 to 4.10, yearlings 5.00 to 7.00, lambs 5.90 to 7.25 for natives and westerns 6.90 to 7.25.
Omala Livestock South Omaha October 10 cattle receipts 1500 steady native steers 7.00 to 7.60 cows and heifers 36.00 to 50.0 western steers 6.25 to 8.50 Texas steers 5.75 to 7.15 range cows and heifers 7.50 8 26 claves 5 9 8 6 hogs receipts 8700 higher heavy 7.85 8.05 mixed 7.95 8.05 night 8.00 9 15 pigs 5.25 11.2 hogs line 7.95 8.05 sheep receipts 9800 steady yearlings 5.25 6 70 wethers 4.60 lambs 6.50 8 7.25
A fragmented North Borneo note describes winged animals and small mammals seen at dusk and day. It mentions ash colored dogs in water, the Oyug fox, and a fruit eating otter called Kkpunne by Malays, with parachute like gliding between trees and narrow encounters with clay ball blowpipes.
Public notice records Coc Maye Jowen, formerly Geel Maye Jowed, of Cheyenne Wyoming, as claimant for a land entry number 08TGO Fort 4 I X B 8 W. The lands are not coal or phosphate or public water reserve and the entry is filed October 1 1913 with Novice Por Publication.
Notice from the United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated September 22 1918 states that settlers named have filed notice of intention to take final three year proof before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Land Office.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference W. El Omaplin as a register and a Sherman County Mirror platform or paper item. No clear event or date is readable.
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