Manderson News Roundup Highlights Local Business and Wreck
Manderson news notes Dr. R E B Tome’s Basin trip and Ethel Brown’s return plans. Local trades include a Lincoln Land Co. lot purchases and new store building proposals. A Hup auto fire near Manderson destroys the Quinn car after a gasoline leak. Manderson hosts a busy week with rail and ditching work and community events at the Lesium club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Brown
J. Millis
Billings
Iain
Miss Brown
R. EB. Tome
Basin
Mr. McKone
Basin Garage
Manderson Sant Moncoy
Jack Baker
James Tolstrup
Morris A. Price
Lincoln Land Co
Lesuin Club
C. Hubler
Hubler
Lee Morris
Sykes Ranch
Security Bridge Company
Fresen
Nowood
John Vous
Manderson
Quinn
Worland
Ford orders surge as dealers urge early spring buys
Ford Motor Company reports unfilled orders running into hundreds of thousands, with demand outstripping supply. Dealers in cold states advise spring buyers to order now to secure cars, as foreign demand and southern markets could consume all output. Yellowstone Motor Company is an authorized Ford dealer with limited allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
Yellowstone Motor Company
Ford Sales & Service
Sweet Clover Seed Grower Plans Big Planting
John Michaela of Burlington county visited town reporting a strong market for his yellow blossom sweet clover. He sold about four hundred bushels this year and plans to plant 280 acres for seed production next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michaela
Burlington Country
Michaela
Rural Church Survey Sets Wyoming Field Study Plan
A survey project by the Interchurch Movement will study rural churches in Wyoming with a field team led by Rev. A. G. Alderman and Rev. R. M. Jones. The effort, headquartered in New York and Salt Lake City, involves 200000 churches and 25000000 members across numerous denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wyoming
Interchurch Movement
New York
A. G. Alderman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Big Horn County
R. M. Jones
Bapin
Interchurch World Movement
Presbyterian Church In the
United States of America
Presbyterian Church of the
Kendrick Promised Stock Transfer in Wyoming Suit
A Cheyenne lawsuit filed by Albert Hearst targets Randolph Leigh over an alleged agreement with John B. Kendrick to transfer 250 shares of Leader Publishing Co stock to Leigh on November 1, 1922. The case questions Kendrick campaign obligations, salary promises, and required campaign disclosures under state and federal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John B. Kendrick
United States Senate
John
Cheyenne
Albert Hearst
Randolph Leigh
Hearst
Leigh
Leader Publishing Co
Senator Kendrick
Kendrick
Notice to Contractors for Basin M. E Church Bid
Sealed bids for the construction of the M. E church of Basin Wyoming will be received by J W Alexander chair man of the Building Committee until February 1 1920. Plans and specifications are available from J W Alexander for 50 per set. Bids must include a certified check equal to 5 percent of the bid payable to J W Alexander and will be returned if the bid is rejected. The Building Committee reserves the right to reject any bids. 1926 black four year old mare branded J b on left shoulder with white forehead. Notify D W Barry Garland Wyoming Republican for job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Basin
Wyoming
J. W. Alexander
Building Committee
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Foe-Burritt Lumber & Hardware Co
J. al Quiner
Lincoln Land
Our
Westminster
BIG Horn County Bank
BIG Hornet
BANK
Rural Church Survey
Foreign Mission Board
Presbyterian Church of the United States
South
Lansing
John R. Mott
Earl Taylor
Methodist Centenary
Canada
Interchurch Organization
Sheridan Enterprise
Sheridan Post
D. W. Barry
Garland
Wyonal
Chase & Sanborn
Martin’s Cash Grocery & Bakery
Western Electric Power & Lightess
Town & Country Electric Co
Court House
Kerosene
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