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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1916
Page
15
Daily market report shows varied receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep across multiple markets including Eastern Livestock, Kansas City, and Omaha. Strong demand kept cattle and hog prices near highs with notable feeds and stockers. several regions reported higher cattle prices and steady to higher sheep and lamb values.
Cheyenne Grain prices listed by Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company show various commodities with per hundredweight and per ton rates. Corn, oats, hay and straw figures appear alongside different wheat and barley grades and miscellaneous feeds.
Time table lists arrivals and departures for Los Angeles Limited California Express Pacific Limited and Overland Limited plus fast mails and regional services. It provides station times at Cheyenne Portland Los Angeles Denver and Billings with through connections and extra fares noted.
Public notice from the Interior Department in Cheyenne Wyoming announcing Miriam Hooly Kester formerly Almvia Bundy of Divide Wyoming filed a homestead claim for a land parcel described by township and range. The notice sets October as the final filing date for proof of retention and lists witnesses Wagner Frank Strenefell McGenes and James Ram he of Divide Wyoming.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a sale notice referencing laundering equipment and a wilting window context. The available words suggest a local notice of asset sale or auction. No clear date or names are readable.
Department of the Interior announces that Charles A. Kinnersley of Little Bear Wyoming who filed a final three year proof on May 19 1915 for Lot 4 and Sec 10 Township 14 N Range 67 W 6th Principal Meridian will submit witnesses Harry Farthing Herman Drube Clarence Steck Paw Mileto Cheyenne Wyoming for the final proof before the Cheyenne Wyoming land office on October 12 1916.
State Board of School Land Commissioners offers Fractional Lots 2 2 and 4, Block 98, Cheyenne, for sale September 27, 1916 at 1 p m at the court house in Cheyenne. Minimum bid three fourths of $40 appraisal and not less than $30,000. terms include 10 percent cash and up to eighteen equal annual payments at 4 percent interest. Purchaser must cover advertisement costs.
The State Board of School Land Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids offered in the case. Witnesses sign and seal this document dated August 26 1916, with John B Kendrick as President and B. Hopkins as Secretary.
Department of the Interior Cheyenne Land Office announces that Thomas M. Stanley of Paoli Wyoming, holder of a June 3 1913 homestead entry Serial 09857 for 8 % Section 26 Township 17 N Range 67 W 6th Meridian, will file final three year proof September 20 1916 before the Cheyenne Land Office Register and Receiver. Witnesses: William L. Arnold Percy L. Goggin James Kanoure Ray Arnold all of Paola Wyoming.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Sparling of Cheyenne Wyoming who on August 6 1913 made homestead entry Serial No 010131 for 5 percent Section 23 Township 14 N Range 65 W 6th Principal Meridian before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming on the 12th day of October 1916 Claimant names as witnesses John Campbell Ed Reed Guy Farris and Russell Farris all of Cheyenne Wyoming A-29 S-8-12-19-26
Department of the Interior notice states that Smith of Cheyenne Wyoming, who filed for a homestead entry on October 14 1912 under Serial No 08976 for portion of W half Section 14 Township 15 North Range 68 West 6th Principal Meridian has filed notice of intention to make further proof or filing as required by law.
Anglo French forces press the center near Lake Doiran shelling Bulgarian positions on both shores. West of the Vardar they report French gains at Livimeta and British units operate along a Sees to Savjak line.
The report lists Fi mer J. Sorenson, arence E. Sorenson, Andrew McAfee, and Clena Hel Magsworth as witnesses for a land claim filed at the Cheyenne Wyoming land office on September 11, 1914, with the claimant residing in Cheyenne.
Edward A Boyes of Granite Canon Wyoming filed for final five year proof to establish his land claim on Lot 2 SW of Section 6 and Lots 6 7 SE4SW4 Section 6 Township 12 North Range 70 West Seventh Principal Meridian. The hearing is before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming on September 11 1916. Witnesses include Martin Willadsen John Green Rube Gale all of Granite Canon and William J Bolce of Cheyenne.
State of Wyoming, County of Laramie, in the District Court first judicial district, estate of Chris Liehe, deceased. All interested persons are notified that on the last day of July 1916 an order of court is entered requiring actions to close the estate.
All persons interested in and estate to be and appear at the above court on the cod day of October, 1916, to show cause if any there be why the whole of said estate should not be signed and set apart for the use and support of the surviving widow and minor children of decedent Rosa Lien, Administratrix. Aug. 15, 22, 29th and Sept. 5th.
Department of the Interior announces that Alma M. Shreves Johnson formerly Alma M. Shreves of Federal Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a claim for Lots 1 2 3 4 E half of Section 30 Town 16N Range 48W 6th Principal Meridian. The claim will be examined by the U S Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming on September 27 1916. Claimants listed: Alfred J. Heasman Horse Creek Wyoming George Hoar Federal Wyoming Charlie Adolphson and Charlie Terferen Cheyenne Wyoming. Aug 109-26 Sept 29-14.
Situation wanted from a 29 year old accountant cashier with financial manufacturing and commercial experience. Seeks position as business manager or secretary. States highest qualifications and references available. Respond S. 22 Press Grand Rapids Mich.
Piro Insurance and leading companies represented bid on city property at public auction. Officials reported active participation from major insurers in the sale event.
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