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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
1
South Omaha dated September 4 1918 reports heavy cattle receipts first two days no killing Monday Labor Day lighter receipts Wednesday boosting prices by 10 to 15 cents market balance improving. Prices listed for beef weight classes feeders cows and calves and regional origins.
Lincoln County Republican central committee met in Kemmerer Saturday to fill vacancies after a canvass showing only about half of precincts electing committee men. Lester G. Baker was elected chairman and Donald McAllister secretary. Executive committee includes Lee May Cokein Sade Glencoe and Charles Talcott.
The President proclaims September 12 as the registration day for all men aged 18 to 45, inclusive, for military service. State and local officials will prepare registrars and proceed promptly with enrollment at the local post office in Big Piney.
German alien females must secure permission from the Registration Officer of their district to change residence. Violation may lead to arrest or detention during the war. order issued by Daniel F. Hudson United States Marshal.
Special notice states Dr. Cunnington of Kemmerer will perform dental work at W. G. Heitz store The Emporium in Big Piney next week and will visit Daniel September 14 Cora September 21 Pinedale September 28. Those needing dental work should call on him.
An Examiner promotion touts current job printing services offering fast turnaround and modern design options. The ad highlights quality, affordability, and reliable delivery for local businesses seeking printed materials.
Regular meeting on August 6, 1918 adjourned for lack of quorum to August 30. Present: Mayor L. D. Tanner and councilmen Budd Jensen Chapel, with Walter Yose absent. Bills approved totaling 85 dollars. J. P. Fuller appointed Town Clerk. minutes read and approved.
Elmer Rathbun returned from Kemmerer last Friday. Clyde B. Stevens of Clay Robinson Co Denver was in the valley last week drumming up livestock trade. Stevens says markets will handle unlimited shipments this year with top prices. Mrs Mary Murdoch and two children visited town from Green River ranch to renew acquaintance with the writer, former Evanston High music teacher Miss Solon Murdoch.
Wanted to let 1000 yards of ditching by contract. Work to start after Sept 1 1918. Fred Harrison, proprietor, 42 44 Daniel, Wyoming.
Notice to beginners to file applications for grazing permits for cattle horses and sheep in the Yoring National Forest for 1919. Applications due by October 1 1918 at the office in Afton Wyoming. Full fees and blank forms available on request.
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