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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
7
Publication details for The Leader Cheyenne State Leader state the daily morning issue except Monday. Classified ads accepted by mail or office, with rates and manager contact posted. formal notice lists address 1819 Carey Avenue and 84 W. 384 St for submissions.
The Daily Market Report notes heavy cattle offerings totaling about 1 100 head and a thin three day supply near 17 000 head. Prices retreat at all points with buyers cautious while feed lots and hog markets turn soft and sheep demand remains active amid a broad regional price dip.
The document records the Cheyenne city clerk J. J. Showalter certifying a canvass of votes from the October 19 1915 primary for Mayor and Commissioners with vote totals for candidates. It also mentions a property condemnation matter and a divorce petition against Clay Graham by Ida A. Graham, with court dates and attorney details.
A fragment notes a contest between The State Leader and the Want Ad, set in Wyoming. The text is incomplete but implies a media or publication rivalry or comparison within a regional ad medium.
Time card details list Union Pacific Mall Line arrivals and departures to Cheyenne Los Angeles California and other points. East and Denver Pacific routes show train numbers times from Denver and Billings Wheatland and Wheat points with connections to Atlanta Portland Overland and Chicago areas.
A Wyoming notice states The Bitter Creek Coal Mining Company failed to file a statutory agent and principal office certificate within the required ninety days after June 19, 1915. As of October 12, 1915, the corporation forfeits all franchises and authority to transact business in the state. Cheyenne. Secretary of State. 14-21-28.
City council minutes show a regular meeting held October 18 1915 with quorum present. A report from the city treasurer details the third quarter 1916 financial condition by funds and was accepted and filed. A petition from 85 K Hoss et al requests city action.
Cheyenne fraternal directory lists numerous lodges with meeting dates and locations. Groups include A F and A M, Pratamnal Union, Ladies Society Granite Lodge, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Ladies of the Macabees, Knights and Ladies of Security, Woodmen of the World, Owls Cheyenne, and Railway Clerks, detailing officers, meeting days, times, and venues in Cheyenne.
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