Unusual stock receipts in South Omaha market slips
Special to the Examiner from South Omaha reports heavy receipts Monday and Tuesday causing a price drop of 75 cents to $1.00 across categories. Wednesday receipts lightened but steady prices with a better packer undertone. Prospects favor light receipts for the balance of the week. Wyoming beef steers sold at 12.75 with few other steers and feeders sold near Union Stock Yards Co.
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South Omaha
Wyoming
Union Stock Yarns Co
Notice to Stockmen Pasture and Accommodations
Pasture and accommodations plus hay for sale at my ranch in Midway Wyoming. Contact CHAS BIRD for details.
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Midway
Wyoming
Ady Chas
Bird
Car of Christian Vrang Found in Ogden Utah
Reports from Evanston indicate the Buick driven by Christian Vrang geologist for Associated Oil Co was stolen from Trans Continental garage Evanston weeks ago and has been located in a garage at Ogden Utah Mr Wrang is at Evanston now.
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Evanston
Christian Vrang
Associated Oil Co
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Wrang
Stull Infant Dies After Illness in Marbleton
The five week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stull died Monday afternoon at home in Marbleton after a ten day pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday with L. D. Tanner officiating, and the burial drew many friends.
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Jesse Stull
Marbleton
L. D. Tanner
Notice to Appropriators of Water in Division No 4
Public notice voices that water division 4 appropriators have filed proofs for water permits. The board will review proofs November 17 1920 for possible final certificates unless contested. Proofs open to public inspection November 4 1920 at Evanston Wyoming from 10 am to 4 pm. The notice mentions funeral and card of thanks sections with local condolences and a social note.
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Water Division No. 4
Board of Control
Superintendent of Water Division No. 4
Evanston
Wyoming
School Program Highlights and PTA Officers Elected
Last Friday night at the school building a varied program was presented with participation from all grades. The event showcased student talent in plays and songs for a large gathering of parents and visitors. The PTA elected new officers: Mrs. J. B. Budd president, Mrs. Geo. W. Hopkins Jr. vice president, Mrs. Dan Budd treasurer, and Miss Ethel Bowden secretary, succeeding L. D. Tanner, Selma Leopold, Dan Budd, and Chas. Budd who completed their terms.
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Parent-Teachers Association
J. B. Budd
Geo. W. Hopkins, Jr
Dan Budd
Ethel Bowden
L. D. Tanner
Selma Leopold
Chas. Budd
Piney Crescent Oil Co Sells 40 Acres for 40000
Piney Crescent Oil Co sold 40 acres of Dry Piney field oil land to California parties for 1000 per acre, including the drilling well. F O Freeman, manager, says land in the district may bring higher prices soon. He notes the deal benefits the local school association and urges parents to join for children's welfare. Afterword, dancing and refreshments followed.
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Piney- Crescent Oil Co
California
Piney
F. O. Freeman
Piney Crescent
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Telegraph Stock Report
Omaha
Christion Vrang
Stull
Big Piney
Big Piney, Wyoming
Dan B. Budd
J. C. Rumsch
R. V. Newcomb
Sec’y Treas
Big Piney Merc. Co
Geo. Booker
Halfway
M. I. McCuaig
A. W. Smith Live Stock Co
Henry L. Budd
North Piney
Enlman A. F
Lena Pape
North Beaver
Lena Keith Culbertson
Culbertson
Frank E. Culbertson
Walter A. Muir
Muir
Joe Bell
Bell
Camp Creek
Little Cottonwood
R Bell
Elizabeth M. Hakes
Hakes
South Cottonwood
C. J. B. Budd
Willow Cr
Dempsey
Willow
Mary E. Dempsey
Dempsey Josephine Carlin
Cottonwood
James Mickelson
Fish
Max James Mickelson
S. Fk
Ea Gertrude G. Baker
Horse
Maryee
Addison Moffat
Worst
Bellewitt
Leo L. Baker
Chenette Addison Moffatt
Gilbert
M. B. Hook
Emporium
W. G. Heitz
Piney-Crescent Oil CO
C. P. McGrew
H. K. Mulford Co
State Bank of