Beef cattle prices rise at Omaha and Wyoming markets
South Omaha reports moderate receipts for early week with beef steers up to 50 cents higher and all cows near one dollar higher. Fancy beef ranges 16.50 to 17.50 per hundredweight, with various grades listed from 15.50 down to 9.50. Feeders and stock cattle show gains. balance of week expected steady. UNION STOCK YARDS CO.
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South Omaha
Big Piney Examiner
Big Piney
Wyoming
Union Stock Yards CO
Red Cross Dance Raises Funds at Bentley School
Merna community hosts a Red Cross dance at the Bentley school house drawing a large crowd and a 3250 collection. Contributors include L A Waters John Moffat Martin Wardell Anson Bentley Donnie Ball M E Jewett W F Bleamer Monty Price Fred Shruve and others. Buck Elmore provided music Lee Smith led the floor. This marks the second Red Cross dance for the area.
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Bentley
L. A. Waters
John Moffat
Martin Wardell
Anson Bentley
Donnie Ball
M. E. Jewett
W. F. Bleamer
Monty Price
Fred Shruve
Buck Elm
War Savings Stamps Ad Urges Subscriptions
A wartime civic ad encourages readers to buy War Saving Stamps to support the war effort and bolster domestic savings. It emphasizes patriotism, thrift, and collective contribution through a simple purchase.
Local Red Cross notes urge bed shirts and more clothing
Red Cross volunteers request bed shirts before the next meeting as the allotment remains incomplete. Sweaters exceed demand and socks, including 24 pairs from Mrs Burner, are well received with her two sons serving abroad. Community members respond by sending old clothes and preparing more, while linens are requested for check and spare.
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the Red Cross
Fourth Liberty Loan Drives To Over The Top Start
The Fourth Liberty Loan campaign began on Sept 28 in the Green River valley with a first day quota of 24 250 dollars and nearly subscribed. Organizers hope to double the quota by the drive’s close on the 19th, urging citizens to buy bonds to their utmost.
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Green River Valley
Noff
Liberty Day Proclaimed by Wilson for October 12
President Wilson designates October 12 as Liberty Day urging citizens nationwide to celebrate the discovery of America. The proclamation calls on communities from cities to rural areas to observe the day with appropriate festivities.
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Wilson
United States
Notice to Water Appropriators in Water Division No 4
Notice that water appropriators in Water Division No 4 have filed proofs for their water claims under state permits. Proofs will be presented for final certificates unless protested, with inspection available at the Rock Springs, Wyoming office on October 16, 1918, from 9 AM to 4 PM.
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Water Division No. 4
Regulag
Inpendent of Water Division No. 4
Rock Springs
Wyo
F. X. Carron
Moves to Kemmerer and local notes from Canyon Ranch
Mrs Chas Olson plans winter move to Kemmerer while Arnold Elmer attend high school. Miss Gladys left for Ogden Sacred Heart Academy. Mrs Howard Holden and children returned to Paxton Neb with Mrs Benta. Fred Pyle family from Montrose visited Fontenelle. Nellie Ritz teaching at Slate Creek. Several locals visit Frank Pomeroy. Rain begins after haying. Breakfast cooking jokes at home. Liberty Bond urges.
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Chas. Olson
Gona
Kemmerer
Arnold
Elmer
Lester
Gladys
Ogden
Sacred Heart Academy
Howard Holden
Paxton, Neb
Bent
Holden
Lucy Ritz
Frank Pomeroy
Miss Ritz
Guy Pyles
Slate Creek
Mason Mites and neighbors recount Piney trips and visits
John Budd and family with Miss Hawkins returned from a two week camping trip at North Piney lake. Dan Muir and family visited Rock Springs and Bix Piney with R. W. Beadle. Beadle and Beadle relatives are on a wedding trip from Little Rock Arkansas.
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Bessie Munn
Killpecker
Susanne
Knockstead
J H. Guyette
Spring Creek
Guyette
Joseph H. Guyette
LaBarge
Alex Ollipring
Bertagnolli
Alex Bertagnolli
Iraley
Primiey Creek
Oliver M. Twirchell
Bk Hollow
Elk Hollow
Oliver M. Twitchell
Ton Hollow
Reardon
Grassy Hollow
M . E. Mills
H. Booker
Draig Creek
Jesse Nort
T. Conner
Cottonwood Baldwin
John Y. Butler
Butler
Jone Y. Butler
E. H. Danvers
Reeniver Anvers
Mayme M
Meral E. Wright
Willey
Stella M. Wil
Dempsey Creek
Pees
Stella M. Willey
Stella
Stella Willey
Kilpecker Creek
Edna L. Smith
Horse Creek
Orse Anderson
Essie B
Allen
Horse
Essie B. Allen
Channel
N. F. Allen
J. Edward Sargent
Beaver Creek
Sargent Mer Guthrie
Cottonwood Cr
Guthrie
Cottonwood
Thompson
Horse Cree
Elkhorn
Albert B. Duke
Darrows
C. F. Webb
Andrus Isabell Webb
Andrus F
Spig Creek
Jas
R. Gooden
Heary Fk
Beaver Cr
Goolen-Bell H. T. Bell Mine Geek Br
en-Bell J
B. A
Cranor
de Ee Baker
Mary A. Reed
Leo L. Baker
John Budd
Miss Hawkins
North Piney Lake
Dan Muir
Rock Springs
R. W. Beadle
Bix Piney
Mr. Beadle
Mrs. Muir
Miss Beadle
Little Rock Arkansas
J. L. Flemming
Moffat
North Piney
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Omaha
Merna Red Cross News
Daniel
Liberty
Big Piney Merc. Co
the Emporium
W. G. Heitz
Big Piney, Wyoming
Canyon Ranch News
Fred Pyle
Montrose
Cole
Fontenelle
Mr. He
Wm. Graham
Justin Pomeroy
Clarence Holden
Ned Herschler
Lyon Rathbun
Nellie Roberts
Esther and
Hazel Holden
Captain Ristine
Mra Lyon Rathbun
Rathbun Ranch
D. O. Roberson
Opal
Graham
Myrtle
Frank Smith
Lewis Place
Chet Chrisman
Mrs. Rathbun
Miss Edwards
Dan Muirana
Mrs. Beadle
North Piney Basin
George
Frank Moffat
Will Sage
Mrs. Moffat
Pearl Budd
Bert Rathbun
Gilbert Haden
Frank Phillips
State Bank of
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