Livestock Market Review at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards 1945
In late September 1945 bidding at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards and 12 major markets showed seasonal beef movement with some price declines on common and mid grade cattle while better grades held. Trade opened weak due to Jewish holidays. cattle prices varied by class with steers, cows, and bulls reporting slips of 25 cents to 50 cents, and feeders remaining steady to slight declines. New Mexico steer prices ranged around 18 dollars, with other grades between 14 and 17 dollars. lambs and feeders also traded, showing modest gains for high quality beef and fluctuating values across categories.
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Los Angeles
New Mexico
Bri
Utah
Sil
Sia
Chan
Eriltr
Hutchers
Teenita
Oric
Tod Lambs
Rvang
Midium
Local News from Laramie Sept 30 Details Fraternity Pledges and Visits
Local notes report Bette Mae Mickelson of Kappa Kappa Gamma pledged at University of Wyoming and visiting Big Piney shoppers. Wm. Nelsen of Carpet visits Big Piney business. TY Morgan sick several days. H EB Grizvgs back home from Kemmerer hospital improving. Myrick and Hopkins of Evanston visit relatives in Halfway area and Evanston with Jens and York families.
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Laramie
Biney
University of Wyoming
Bette Mae Mickelson
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Congress approves first national Employ the Handicapped Week
Congress passes joint resolution establishing October 7 to 13 as national Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. The Veterans Employment Service and the U S Employment Service urge handicapped persons to contact offices in Kemmerer Wyoming to seek work, with or without prior restoration.
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Kemmerer
Congres
House
American Federations of
Veterans
U.S
Workiriz
Leter
United
Avenus
Wyoming
Behind Your Bonds and the Grand Canyon Exhibit
A historical note links Victory Bonds to national wealth. It highlights John Wesley Powell’s 1869 Colorado River exploration, Grand Canyon tours, and the rise of burro and plane travel as symbols of America’s wealth behind Victory Bonds. It also states Oklahoma hides nearly 85 million tons of coal beneath 10,000 square miles, with mining rising since 1872 and peaking at 4,848,288 tons in 192.
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JohnVesley Powell
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Victory
Treasury Department
Oklahoma
Victory Bonds
WS. Preasury Dep
State Rehabilitation Program Provides Training and Tools
The state rehabilitation program offers vocational training medical and surgical treatment and a supply of tools to help those with physical disabilities regain trade skills. It aims to restore capability and place unemployed individuals who have been prepared under the program.
Winter ready peasant blouse styles touted for season
The report notes peasant style clothing popular in summer is now adapted for winter wearing. A brown jersey blouse features a low drawstring neckline and slit dropped shoulders. Similar patterns are available at local stores. The piece ends with a sales pitch to buy Victory Bonds through the U S Treasury Department.
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Focal
ULS
Treasury Department
Victory
U. S. Treasury Department
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Mrs. Jige Bal
Big Piney Vistors
Wm. Nelsen
Pr. G
TY. Morgan
H. EB. Grizvgs
Arzt
Congress
America
Cattleman
Omaha
U.S. A
Triangle
Triangle Livestock Com. CO
F. Horn
F. Nielsen
Hogs
Cliff W. Nielsen
Smith Bros
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Big Piney Lodge
ALF. & A.M
Norman Barlow
Geo. W. Hopkins
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Naomi Hoyt
Velma Kimmel
Hotel
Earl Haggerty, Mer
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BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley Newspaper
Big Piney
Green River Valley
Murdock Estate
Ead
Green River
Gee Big Piney
Jas. F. Mickelson
X— Horsea
Horea Creek
South Piney
Frank D. Ball
Postoffice
T. D. O'Neil
Twin Creek
Wye
Satie Osterhout
Fall River Bagin
F. D. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Josephine A. Budd
John C. Budd
H. L. Budd
G. B. Hockett
Pinedale, Wyo
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Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Depostary of
United States Postal Savings Depository No
Hitter
Paul Ziegler
Tinedate
Alex Price
Gypsum Postoffice
Daniel
Merlin Busenbark Halfway
W.o
Acain
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