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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1915
Page
13
Classified notice requests readers to submit want ads to The Leader before 10 PM. The item notes editor and manager contact guidance for submission.
A light cattle run of about 1600 head at Leaver Livestock Yard with yesterday’s large volume, 10517 head, cleared in good shape. Beef cattle, feeders, and hogs show steady to firm prices. cows and calves strong demand. country buyers active. Western and eastern markets mixed with local demand holding. Prices listed for steers, cows, bulls, feeders, hogs, and sheep with regional comparisons and receipts.
The list shows incoming and outgoing trains on the Union Pacific Main Line with numbers names and stations including Westbound and Eastbound trains such as No 17 Cheyenne Portland Flyer No 9 Fast Mall and No 4 Atlantic along with Denver Pacific and Billings intercity connections. Times range from early morning to late night across Cheyenne Portland Los Angeles San Francisco and Denver routes with arrivals and departures noted.
In New York Tommy Burns of New Orleans fails to secure a bout with champion Johnny Williams after offers of 5000 for a twenty round match with Pete Herman and 4200 for a single round go unanswered. Manager Harrie demands 6000 and Nat counters with 2000. Morris offers to back Burns against Herman and Franklin Hirns in two twenty round bouts within a month with 16000 guaranteed for each, but no deal is reached.
Chicago reporter notes Charlie White, recently ill, is in good form for a bout Friday night against Matt Wally in Milwaukee. Also set to spar are welterweights Tommy Sheehan and Morris Bloom with Charities this afternoon at the OConnell gym.
Lorrin Soloh, dismissed from the Gopher football team for playing summer baseball in Montana, announces he will become a professional football player. He will play four games with the Duluth Athletic Club starting next Sunday in Minneapolis on October 26.
The 17 year old football player John Groom died from injuries suffered Saturday in Braddock a Pittsburgh suburb during a game. An inquest was ordered by Coroner Samuel C Jamison.
Notice from the Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming dated October 2 1916 announces final three year proof for Heinrich Gattiess Scharfer Cheyenne Wyo and soldiers additional home stead right by Dugald R Whitaker Cheyenne Wy. Adversaries urged to file protests by December 3 1915 due to mineral rights concerns.
Ad-like fragment promotes CONKEY WORM KRM for poultry, claiming quick effect and wet or dry application. Mentions Donkey Bays, Pus tey Rempdressed Teete, and a Leo Ca address in Iowa urging buyers to write for free information.
Chas L Rigdon David J Howell Howell Higdon Howell Attorneys at law Cheyenne Wyoming W Q Phelan Attorney at Law Office 210 Phone 221 Citizens National Bank Building Pa W Andrew Denting bulte 220 322 Cities Nei Bank Huliding Cheyeans Wyoming
In Buffalo on October 26, Jimmy Duffy the Lockport lightweight star is reported to be recovering as his injured leg yields to medical treatment after a severe automobile accident once feared to end his boxing career.
Oshkosh and surrounding areas buzz over the Fulton Pesky heavyweight bout set for Thursday night. Special trains will run from Duluth and Minneapolis as advance ticket sales break previous records.
A historical Cheyenne fraternal directory lists multiple lodges with meeting schedules, officers, and venues. It covers Masons, Eastern Star, Knights of Pythias, Knights of Columbus, Woodmen, and other lodges, detailing meeting nights, times, and halls.
Fragmentary text shows names and titles such as W. B. Bayless Commander Primesus Hecord Keeper and Kell Typographical Union No. 1. It mentions weekly meetings on Wednesdays and references officials Merle Ukefiret Goodey, Ope Labor tall Ope and railway conductors.
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