Omaha Telegraph Stock Report September 29 1920
South Omaha receipts this week are the heaviest of the year with grass beef steers 50 cents to a dollar lower. Grass beef cows down 50 cents to $1, stock cows and heifers and feeder steers off 75 cents to $1. Beef and feeder steers top $10 to $11.50. fair to good $8 to $10. Cows ranged $6.50 to $9.50. good to choice $7.50 to $8.50. Demand remains strong but markets overstocked. continued heavy receipts expected for 4–5 weeks. Union Stock Yards Co.
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South Omaha
Big Piney School and Community Club
The Big Piney community group urges regional cooperation to develop welfare and use local talent. The piece notes many educated residents and people from across the United States, calling for monthly programs to aid community institutions.
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BIG Piney School and Community Club
Big Piney
United States
Community push for gymnasium and social programs
J J Payseur urges town cooperation to support a first class school and community society. He proposes a monthly program including music, literature, drama, social events and athletics with dancing allowed. He emphasizes building a gymnasium auditorium and laboratories to advance local development.
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J. J. Payseur
Supt. of Schools
Oil camp near completion readies drilling soon
The Associated Oil Co camp is nearly finished with boilers for the engine room on the ground. Field Manager Thos. Jefferson announced that drilling operations would begin in about ten days.
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Associated Oil Co
Thos. Jefferson
Entertainment and PTA Election at Big Piney School
A special October 8 meeting at Big Piney High School invites patrons teachers and pupils to attend 8 p m. Programs include music readings violin solo and a short talk by Principal J J Paysour followed by a PTA officer election Light refreshments and dancing are planned The event aims to support school standards in Green River Valley.
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Big Piney School
Parents-Teachers’ Association
J. J. Paysour
Tom Jefferson
H. S
Green River Valley
S. E. Leopoto
Notice to Stockmen Pasture and Accommodations
Notice to stockmen that pasture and hay for sale at mid way ranch Wyoming. Ady ol Chas Bird.
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Midway
Wyoming
Ady
Marbleton State Bank Report From Big Piney 1920
Bank condition report lists assets totaling 161 305 40 with paid in capital 20 000 notes and bills rediscounted 24 000 and undivided profits 2 778 88. Charles Rumach cashier swore to the statement before a notary on September 29 1920 with W. W. Luce and a director signatory.
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Marbleton State Bank
Big Piney
Wreming
Shen
Wyoming
Lincoln
State Bank of
Contest of Will A. W. Smith Is Compromised
Guardians of Mary E. Smith the insane widow of A. W. Smith settle ongoing estate dispute for 23 000 dollars. Estate total valued 20 000 to 300 000 dollars with seven other heirs to receive the balance. Litigation has spanned since Mr. Smith's death in February 1919. Mrs. Smith is confined at Wyoming General Hospital for the Insane in Evanston.
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Mary E. Smith
A. W. Smith
Smith
Hay for sale at Gassons ranch Craven creek
For sale hay at Gassons ranch Craven creek. Also one Avery Tractor in good condition. Apply to Lady Diamondville Wyoming.
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Gasson
Craven Creek
Avery
Lady Diamondville
Wyo
Heitz Takes Over Emporium Stock In Town
W G Heitz arrives from Kemmerer and takes over the Emporium stock. He plans to open soon with added food products. Lewis Cash Grocery Co of Kemmerer sold all interests. manager John Hainsworth to move to Kemmerer. Local residents include Chas Lancaster bringing traveling salesmen, John Wardell visiting from Green River ranch, and Mrs Barry G McDermott visiting her relatives.
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G. Heitz
Kemmerer
Emporium
Lewis Cash Grocery Co
Heitz
John Hainsworth
Chas. Lancaster
John Wardell
Green River
Barry G. McDermott
Los Angeles
Calif
Hathaway
Chas. Noble
Miss Jessie Hathaway
Three Killed in Auto Accident Near Kemmerer
Last Saturday a Cadillac touring car carrying three passengers and a driver overturned at Willow Creek gap six to eight miles north of Kemmerer. All occupants died, including Oren Hall of Salt Lake City W Bigler of Kemmerer and J W Genthrez of Bingham Utah. The men were oil field workers traveling toward Kemmerer when the vehicle struck a rock at the bridge corner and overturned into the creek. Bod ies were moved to Kemmerer for burial preparations.
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Willow Creek Gap
Kemmerer
Oren Hall
Salt Lake City
W. Bigler
J. W. Genthrez
Bingham
Utah
Willow Creek
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Telegraph Stock Report
Omaha
Union Stock Yarps Co
OIL News
Big Piney Merc. Co
FBI
Chas. Bird
W. W. Luce
Asec
Furniss
Mortvouy
Banke
M. B. Hook
W. G. Heitz
Emporium Stock
Evanston
Diamondville
A. P. Newcomb
D. J. Arthur
Pocatello, Idaho
Geo. W. Hopkins, Jr
W. S. Nichols
CES
Fages
Total
Tonea
Albert Larson
Apert LaRson
Oscar Beck
James Mickelson
Seal
F. A. Fear
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