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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
9
Dr Gonnor formerly of Jonas Hopkins Hospital urges Nicotel as a non habit forming remedy to end tobacco use. He claims quick results after meals and offers a money back guarantee through local druggists including A and Koedel.
The weekly weather and crop summary for the week ending September 23 reports cattle moving from Wyoming forest ranges to lower lands for winter grazing. Precipitation was general with light snow in higher elevations, aiding fall seeding and plowing. Day temps averaged 69, nights 46, with frost in northern areas.
Market report from Chicago shows hogs lower overall with various lots priced from 10.75 to 18.50 per cwt. U.S. hog figures include heavy, medium, and light classes with multiple quotes. Cattle prices feature butcher cows and calves with stated ranges and weights, plus notes on feeders and packers.
The region reports trout activity with several lakes and creeks showing clear water. Brooks Lake and Pine Creek offer fair to poor fishing with rainbow and native trout, while Middlefork Bow River and Tongue River areas show good or fair fishing under various patterns.
Grain prices fell with corn from 3 1 4 to 6 4 2 cents as September declined. Trade was light and bearish sentiment grew as exports waned and eastern demand rose slowly. Argentine undersells kept prospects for revival dim, while American Safety Haster stock surged on strong demand.
Minneapolis grain market notes show fluctuating prices for flour and rye with values around 1.90 to 4.64 per unit. Mentions traders such as Walker Dwyer Walsh Ho and various initials, amid a terse price recording page.
A parish memorial honors a young man who gave his life for a cause he believed in. The tablet and church tribute reflect humility and civic duty, invoking President Lincoln’s spirit and commemorating a community’s first memorial to a fallen son.
The article honors Sergeant Archie L Hay of Co G 262nd Infantry 9th Division US Army. It recalls his sacrifice, the removal of the flag from a memorial tablet as a moral lesson, and notes his birth on September 16, 1892 and death on September 27, 1918 in France.
A jumble of short notices reports visitors from Lander Laramie Sundance and other towns to Cheyenne. Mentions include Hobbs Huck Fordt & Finkbiner FP B Godfrey J Omagham, W A Barr and Mrs H, Mr Mrs C Joleson L M Davies Lieut B W Clark, and various businesses like Auto Tire Vulcanizing. Also notes President Whisecast and APITAL COAL COMPANY GOAL LL MS COAI and Sunday arrivals.
Robert Dimwiey and families from Fowler J G Saul and A A Barnes with Jacob D Burns of Douglas among Cheyenne visitors. Mr and Mrs raliuer of Burns were in the city yesterday K G Silburn of Bufalo is a Cheyenne visitor. for sale ads encouraged in the State Leader.
Fragmentary OCR language mentions a toning Brown and an ape motif with unclear names. The readable bits suggest a local or personal notice but lack coherent facts. No definite event, date, or organization is identifiable.
The report shows actual mean temperature 53 degrees with last 24 hours 4 degrees colder. High 67 degrees at 4:30 p m and low 39 degrees at 6:40 a m. Wind from the south reached 20 mph at 9:34 a m. Total precipitation since January 1 was 9.87 inches. normal 11.8 inches.
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