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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
1
South Omaha reports lighter cattle receipts this week with beef steers selling about 60 cents above the low time last week. Cows on Thursday ranged 25 to 50 cents higher, stockers and feeders up about 50 cents, other grades little changed. Top price paid for feeders this week was 9.25, with best cows at 7.50. Union Stock Yarns Co.
Ranchers with cattle in the stray field north of the Big Piney Mercantile store must collect their stock as feed is running low, per the Big Piney Roundup Association.
Readers learn Mrs. C. P. Budd is steadily improving under Dr. Hook’s care. Her father, brother, sister, and brother in law Dr. Stafford returned home last Sunday after visiting.
State Fish Hatchery at Daniel Wyoming reports it is operating with 400000 brook trout eggs. A shipment arrived in good condition and 2000 eggs were picked away. The note cites expenses for necessary equipment and ongoing work.
Roy J. Good proposes a 12 pond hatchery project to the Fish Commissioner, praising a long lasting installation and nearby resident approval. He notes familiarity with hatchery operations and offers to place ponds there. Mrs. Myra Geer, county superintendent of schools, recently examined local students across grades.
Wm. Brodie of Halfway was arrested by Deputy Mellvain in Opal on a cattle theft charge. The cattle, allegedly owned by A. W. Smith Live Stock Co. of this place, bore altered brands. Brodie was taken to Kemmerer and released on bond to appear December 11 for a preliminary hearing to determine brand tampering.
C. B. Fisher and Dr. Bunten who were injured at the Associated Oil Co camp on November 13 are recovering and able to be about Clinton Chas Lackey Clinton and Mr Fletcher spent several days in town this week on oil business P W Jenkins injured by a Ford truck is recovering L D Tanner spent Thanksgiving with his family in Laramie
In light of the defeat of constitutional amendments, the State Highway Commission will reduce the department payroll to only essential staff. Effective December 1, district superintendents at Sheridan and Rock Springs will be dispensed with along with all nonessential employees to handle ongoing winter work.
For sale a G M C truck with 1500 pound capacity in excellent shape almost new. Cash bargains only. Adv. 3-6 F J Pomeroy Fontenell Wye. Due to print service delay from Salt Lake the Examiner limits to four pages this week.
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