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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1912
Page
15
Classified list of employment ads seeking salesmen, detectives, trades trainees, and general workers. Includes positions in vacuum cleaner sales, retail and professional sales, barber training, trade school studies, and opportunities requiring relocation or travel. Also notes lost items and a found cashier's check with instructions for claim.
Market reports from Denver South Omaha Chicago and St Louis show cattle receipts and steady to strong prices for steers cows and calves with hogs mixed to strong demand and steady sheep values. Chicago and St Louis notes mirror regional trends with steady wool and mixed grain insights. weather and supply factors influence ongoing price activity.
Wheat prices fall as traders expect sizable global shipments to overwhelm markets. Opening quotations show Dec futures down about percent as supply pressures from international trade weigh on prices.
Last night the market total showed a drop with corn selling off as frost absence kept buyers away. December corn opened lower and traded down to fractions, while oats weakened and December wheat closed steady to fractionally lower. New York metal and silver prices remained nominal with no stock list due to a holiday.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company will be held at the principal office of the company, Rooms 12 and 13, Carey Block, Cheyenne.
The notice states a meeting in Wyoming at 11 o clock to elect a Hoard of Tr oops and handle related business. Book closing is Sept 2 1912 at noon and reopens after adjournment. issued by The Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company with President A P Makrey and Secretary J W Graham.
The Capital Livery partnership between Vance and Kennel is dissolved by mutual consent. Future business will be conducted by D. M. Kennel. All bills and accounts will be settled at the offices. August 30 1912. D. H. Vance and C. M. Kennel.
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