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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
2
Dr Gonnor of Jonas Hopkins Hospital claims Nicotel ends tobacco craving quickly with no habit forming drugs. He cites dramatic health improvements after use and notes a money back guarantee from manufacturers.
The weather and crop summary notes cattle and sheep taking to lower pastures as forests begin to shed stock for winter in Wyoming. Precipitation favored fall seeding with light snow in high areas and freezing minimums in northern regions. Cheyenne and Lander saw moderate sunshine, while Chugwater district fed sheep and beets, though stands were irregular.
In Chicago trading, hogs opened lower with receipts around 4000. Prices for heavy hogs were around 16.25 to 17.05, with mediums near 16.50 to 17.65. Packing sows and back sows showed varied bids, while cattle and calves posted mixed values for butcher cows, heifers, and calves, with evidence of demand in select lots.
Brooks Lake in Dubois offers clear water and fair fishing for rainbow and native trout. Lander reports rainbow and native trout with clear water and fair fishing. Middlefork in Lander has rainbow and native trout with clear water and fair fishing. Pine Creek Story shows rainbow and native trout with low clear water and poor fishing.
Grain letters show corn weak with futures down from 3 1 4 to 6 4 2 cents as September under pressure and eastern demand rising. Trade is light and local with continued Argentine undersell weighing on export prospects. American Safety Haster stock leads sharp gains while broader markets trade on uncertain sentiment.
Minneapolis grain market activity dated September 25 shows various price quotes and trade notes. The report lists multiple grains with figures and traders such as Harley, Me, Gove, Walker, Dwyer, Walsh, and Ho.
A church dedicates a tablet to a young local man who died serving his country. The speaker praises his humility and selfless choice, noting he could have pursued a commission but chose duty. The tablet remains a lasting memory within the parish church.
A war remembrance reflects on sacrifice and service. The memorial tablet lists Sergeant Archie L Hay of Co G 262nd Infantry, 9th Division U S A, born September 16, 1892 and killed September 27, 1918 in France. The inscription emphasizes disinterested service and moral reward under a captain who never lost a case.
A jumble of brief notices lists visitors and residents in Cheyenne, Lander, Worland, Lusk, Sundance, and Powell. Names include W. A. Barr and Mrs H, Mr and Mrs C Joleson, Lieut B W Clark, G. Gottie, and others. The notes mention auto tire work, coal companies, and local business references amid scattered place names and travels.
Robert Dimwiey and the Wades of Fowler with J. G. Saul and A. A. Barnes and Jacob D. Burns of Douglas make up part of the Cheyenne visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Fariauier of Burns was in the city yesterday. K. G. Silburn of Buffalo also visits Cheyenne. For sale ads invited in the State Leader want column.
Fragmentary lines describe a figure or creature associated with Brown and a feathered stage setting. The readable portion hints at a confrontation or pairing but lacks clear action, dates, or locations to confirm a specific event or outcome.
The report notes a mean temperature of 53 degrees for the date with a 24 hour change of 4 degrees colder. Highest 67 degrees at 4:30 p.m., low 39 degrees at 6:40 a.m., and a 20 mph south wind at 9:34 a.m. Total precipitation since January 1 is 9.87 inches with normal 11.8 inches.
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