See Premiums in Next Sunday's Want Ads by Bud Fisher
Comic caption hints and promotional notes by Bud Fisher regarding upcoming premiums in the next Sunday want ads. British rights reserved.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1912
Page
15
Comic caption hints and promotional notes by Bud Fisher regarding upcoming premiums in the next Sunday want ads. British rights reserved.
Classified notice items include WANTED SALESMEN to sell calendars samples weigh one pound season opening easy to carry big money makers bit commission paid promptly references Empire Art Co Chicago 15 SALESMEN traveling on the road to handle embroideries neckwear novelties and clothing items. J M Meyers Co New York 434 438 Broadway offer travel expenses commission state your territory. LOST plain heavy gold band dates inside return 802 E 18th St reward. FOR RENT four room partly furnished 415 W 20th. FOR RENT cottage 1822 Seymour St 613 EB 17th St. stray lines and garbled entries.
All orders require cash payment. Rates charge one cent per word per insertion. No ad under 15 cents. Want ads three lines or less priced at three insertions for 26.5 cents. Monthly contracts are 50 cents per line per month. Death and funeral notices and bank and lodge notices cost 5 cents per line for one insertion. Two or more consecutive insertions reduce to 3 cents per line per insertion.
Real estate dealer McKinstry markets an eight room boarding house furnished with hot water heat and full occupancy for constant boarders. Also advertises lot on Twenty first street central location and vacant city lots. Fire insurance rentals and farm property listed. Also notes furniture bargains and chickens for sale with contact in Deming Building and nearby Eddy Street address.
A bay mare with saddle is found and can be reclaimed by owner who gives a description, pays the keeper’s cost and advertising fee. Contact C. 8. Payne at 6998 or Jack 800, or apply at leader office.
A motion picture camera and projector built to use glass plates instead of film, designed for amateurs to safely capture and show pictures. The device resembles a standard camera, includes a magazine for glass plates with 162 exposures per plate, and is described in the October Popular Mechanics.
Market report covers New York financials with Amalgamated Copper and other stocks as well as Denver cattle hogs and sheep prices. Lists closing prices for major securities and livestock receipts with range figures for western cattle hogs and sheep.
Readable fragments show an intimate utterance of wishing death and a sympathetic remark from a visitor, referencing a person named Norman with a possible tie to a publication. The text suggests a distressing personal moment captured in a newspaper snippet.
South Omaha cattle receipts reach 9 000 with steady market including native steers 6.25 to 10.40 and stockers 4.50 to 9.70. hogs 2 900 receipts steady to lower with heavy 8.20 to 8.50. sheep 25 000 receipts steady with yearlings 4.75 to 4.60 and lambs 6.75 to 7.50. St Louis reports wool steady with territory and western mediums at 20 to 24 cents, fine medium 19 to 20 cents.
Chicago September market quotes show Wheat September 2 1 4 under December 90 3 4 cents. Corn September 67 1 2 cents. December 62 0 2 cents. Oats September 12 1 2 cents. December 24 3 2 cents. Pork September 17 10. Rice September 10 56 percent.
A judge quips about a vegetarian restaurant when asked if the place serves meat. The dyspeptic waiter replies that there is no rheumatism in this joint, prompting the humorous exchange.
An elderly father, confined to his room with rheumatism, grew hopeful after a fellow farmer visited to cheer him. The visitors were joined in the adjoining room where the family dined, while a steady hum of commerce and activity filled the house.
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