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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
10
Market reports show heavy hog receipts around 16.75, medium 17 to 18.40, light 16.75, and rough packing sows 15.25 to 15.75. Cattle receipts about 227,000 with mixed weights and grades. beef steers and heifers show wide ranges from 8 to 47.50 for prime, veal calves at 28.93 to 24.50, feeders and canners also listed. sheep receipts 41,000 with lambs 12.25 to 15 and ewes around 7.25 to 12.25, market firm.
A housewife asks about labor conditions at the Mozart Union Laundry after investing in the union. She describes hiring 9 workers over a weekend and paying 40 cents an hour, then finding a worker missing on Monday and questioning whether she received a fair deal from the union's business agent Mrs Altman.
Society notes from Cheyenne describe Clara Ji Dodds's Sunday departure for Beacon New York before Columbia University study. Wyoming State Decoration of Women’s Clubs calls for a September convention with speakers Judge W. I. of Lander and A. W. Bead to discuss Wyoming boys at war. University of Wyoming reception successful with speeches and a snake dance. Various social visits and club meetings are listed around Cheyenne with multiple residents and visitors noted.
Hogs receipts 4,800 market strong with top near 17.59 and bulk around 16.50 to 17.50. Heavy packing sows and pigs shown, and cattle receipts at 18,000 with beef steers and butcher cattle varied by weight and quality. Wethers and ewes also listed with mixed prices.
Notice issued for the estate of Nora King formerly Nora Dyke deceased. It states that letters testamentary were granted to the undersigned on the 18th day of 1919 and directs all persons having claims against the estate to present them to Walter Q.ert at Batata Mirroro-Gheresu Paiot Co for action.
Seven men were arrested Sunday afternoon in a gambling raid at 306 West Fifteenth Street where a poker game operated. Bonds were set at 100 dollars for Nick Vallos and Gus Thoris, while the others posted 50 dollars each.
About six Greeks were arrested in a raid on a coffee house. A special hearing yesterday resulted in three men held on gambling charges. Names mentioned include Joe Perry Mike Ire and Jin.
A meeting about the Sunshine Sollary case was postponed indefinitely. The note mentions a test 1 pa and references the brother of Mrs. Leonard in connection with the reported suice?event.
Direct appeal to the Supreme Court challenges a seizure ruling in a prohibition case. A Sheridan jurist finds the search warrant invalid and voids the seizure as tested in mediation court proceedings.
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