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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1912
Page
7
A jumble of classified notices seeks sales reps, detectives, barbers, and tradesmen, plus early job offers in Cheyenne, Detroit, Denver, Los Angeles, and Washington. Includes wage ranges, contact addresses, and instructional programs alongside lost items and a few missing wheel notices.
Denver and South Omaha cattle and hog markets show steady to strong demand with moderate receipts. Western steers, stockers and feeders, cows, calves and hogs posted varied prices while Chicago reports mixed gains and trade activity amid improving weather and large arrivals.
The report notes a decline in wheat selling with anticipated large world shipments facing adverse pressure. Opening prices ranged from 93 to 94 percent for December, reflecting a consistent downward shift in early trading.
In Chicago and New York trading, grain prices fell as frost absence kept corn weak while oats declined. December wheat closed steady 14% lower at 99 cents, corn slipped to 54 55 cents, and oats sagged. In New York, silver held at 63 4 5 cents per ounce with a quiet metal market.
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 in Cheyenne. Rooms 12 and 13 at the Carey Block serve as the venue for the gathering.
Wyoming announces a meeting at 11 o clock to elect a Hoard of Troops and handle related matters. Books close noon Sept 2 1912 and reopen after adjournment. Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company signs the notice with president A P Makrey and secretary J W Graham.
The partnership known as Capital Livery is dissolved by mutual consent. Future business will be conducted by D. M. Kennel. All firm debts and accounts will be settled by the offices. Signed by D. H. Vance and C. M. Kennel. August 30, 1912.
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