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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
15
All orders for classified advertising must be accompanied with cash. Rates are one cent per word per insertion with a minimum of 15 cents. Death and funeral notices bank and lodge cards cost 5 cents per line for one insertion, 3 cents per line for additional consecutive insertions.
A note advertises a set of emigrant wagon bows and covers for sale by J. L. at the lender office with an address line provided for purchase.
A weekly review notes motor vehicles in the Philippines spread tuberculosis via dust in narrow streets. Dust enters homes, causing high Filipino mortality and affecting livestock. The government experiments with motor oil on roads to curb the problem.
A Republican ticket entirely of women candidates will be placed in Idaho this fall against the regular Republican and Progressive tickets. Women of the Republican party announced they were upset with party wrangling and will present their own slate after a convention this week.
Topeka Kansas September 11 Governor Stubbs offers a $1000 reward to any person who within thirty days will practically cure the disease that in a month has killed 6000 horses in Kansas. The disease has spread to 62 counties and twelve government veterinarians have been ordered from Washington to Kansas.
Ten thousand veterans and their spouses witnessed the semi official opening of the forty sixth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Los Angeles. Commander in chief Trimble delivered the annual address. A parade is scheduled for tomorrow.
Reported from Boston on September 11 that archaeologists uncover a hitherto unknown goddess at Pagasas. The figure, said to have the head of a second Venus de Milo, is named Masterata and described as an extraordinary ancient statue discovery in the ruins of the ancient city.
A home remedy suggests applying vaseline to the scalp nightly for six months to prevent hair loss and stimulate new growth. The claim lacks clinical support and may mislead readers about proven treatments.
Secretary of War Stimson escapes to California for a three week stay despite tensions in Mexico and trouble in Nicaragua. Meanwhile a local business advertises beauty culture services at Vinit mg Beauty Culture Parlors for Hairdressing, Manicuring and Hairwork run by Clana A Ligier at 411 W 0th Street, phone 817.
Market details show call money opening at the peak of the current cycle with some loans at 4 percent before noon. Early gains faded as dull business and lack of initiative led to broad recessions while bonds remained easy for buyers.
Denver stockyards report strong cattle hogs and sheep demand on September 11 with receipts near 1900 cattle 1000 hogs and 500 sheep. Western steers stockers and feeders cows and calves priced from 4 to 9 dollars a unit while hogs bid around 6.75 to 9.00 and yearlings lambs noted at 4 to 6 dollars.
Omaha receipts show cattle and hogs steady to higher with various price ranges for native steers cows and heifers western and Texas steers and calves. Hog market gains and sheep prices are noted alongside regional descriptions. St Louis reports steady wool prices across territory and western middums. Chicago notes bearled spring crop weather easing wheat and corn futures with slight declines and nervous close.
In Chicago market notes for September prices show Wheat at 01% and December 80% M91, Corn at September 62% and December 324% with Onis at September 32% and Sovember 324% percent. Pork at September 17.2T, Lard at September 11.25, Ribs at September 10.75.
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