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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
3
A cluttered page lists numerous for sale items and rental notices including furniture like an oak bureau and a Keiser washstand, a six cylinder Oldsmobile, pigeons, and empty houses for sale on 16th and Thames. Also included are rental ads for rooms and houses, employment offers, and miscellaneous notices from The Leader.
The article notes Maine’s eastern half was settled later than the Ohio valley. It cites Joghua Treat as the first permanent settler in 1759 near Stockton Springs. By 1769 no English settler lived above Bangor. Census data from 1810 shows nine tenths of Maine’s population west of the Penobscot River.
Mrs Mighupp complains to husband John that a lecturer insulted him this afternoon during a club meeting. He recalls the lecturer calling the railroad he presides over the Commod Cit carrier, prompting indignation.
A garbled conversation features Mrs Nags scolding her partner and Afra Nene about renunciation. The fragment hints at gender roles and concern with worry but lacks clear actions or context.
Denver market shows steady cattle pricing with Western steers around 6.00 to 7.66 and bulls and feeders near 5.70 to 5.80. Calves bring 0.50 to 0.70, lambs hover near 6.7, and yearlings around 4.25 to 5.00. Omaha reports similar receipts and prices for cattle and heifers.
Steady prices highlighted cattle and sheep receipts with mixed steer and heifer values across regions. Wheat futures rose with rain impacting quality and yield, while corn and oats prices firmed on unsettled weather and global shipments.
December opened with steady provisions as cereals offset weakness. First sales ranged from Tic off to 2Yo ad vane with January pork at 18.20, lard at 10.50, and ribs at 9.75.
The New York market began with heavy trading in steel and a block of 7,500 shares at an advance. Major issues rose at the open while specialties like Pacific Mall and Western Maryland also gained. The session closed steady.
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