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	Wheatland Tube Company manufacturer of pipes and tubing
		Wheatland Tube Co., a subsidiary of John Maneely Co. founded in 1877, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of continuous weld steel pipe (CW) and electric resistance welded (ERW)steel pipe/tubing and fittings.
		Wheatland square, rectangular and round tubing is manufactured in multiple wall thicknesses, steel strengths and sizes in fl steel, galvanized or coated to meet your requirements.
		Wheatland is the only producer, domestic or foreign, of the complete line of fence framework; schedule 40 and 80 pipe per ASTM F 1083, high strength electric resistant welded Industrial and Commercial pipe per ASTM F 1043 plus a full line of Residential pipe and tubing Products.
	www.arcat.com /arcatcos/cos43/arc43463.html (1588 words)

	Wheatland House
		Buchanan purchased his country estate of Wheatland, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in 1848, and developed a deep affection for the property, enjoying “the comforts and tranquility of home” amid the “troubles, perplexities, and difficulties” of public life.
		Even though Wheatland had several owners since the President’s death in 1868, the mansion hasn’t undergone major remodeling, and has suffered few interior alterations beyond the installation of electricity and heating systems.
		Wheatland is fortunate, however, in that Frank Lesley’s Illustrated Newspaper published an article in 1856 with numerous engravings that showed how many of the rooms were furnished at that time.
	www.antiquesjournal.com /Pages04/Monthly_pages/march06/wheatland.html (1490 words)

	History Platte County Wyoming
		Wheatland, the county seat and largest town in Platte County, provides easy access to scenic and recreational areas.
		Wheatland still has many remains of the In-town irrigation system that made all the old trees in Wheatland.
		Wheatland was incorporated in 1905, and because the county seat of Platte County in 1911.
	www.wheatlandwy.com /history.htm (975 words)

	WHS School History
		About three years ago the enterprising citizens of Wheatland laid their plans for some time in the future to be the proud possessors of such an institution, and when they taxed themselves to erect a school building the high school was provided for by having three suitable rooms fitted up for that purpose.
		At that time the only thing of the kind in sight for the girls and boys, who had finished a course in grammar school was a worthy ambition born in the hearts of a few of the leading citizens that some day in the near future this ambition would be realized.
		This shows that the Wheatland High School is organized with the object of helping the young man or woman who has selected his avocation for life and desired to lay a good foundation for a successful man or womanhood.
	www.wheatlandhigh.org /history.htm (2854 words)

	History \|\| About Our School \|\| Wheatland Elementary \|\| IPSD 204
		Wheatland's bell, to be hung in the bell tower of the new school gazebo.
		When Wheatland School opened in the fall of 1950, the era of the one room school house, that had served so well for over one hundred years, came to an end in Wheatland Township.
		The Naperville Sun called Wheatland "a new, ultra-modern consolidated school." The Aurora Beacon News hailed it as "the epitome of consolidation." Mrs.
	wheatland.ipsd.org /about_history.asp (859 words)

	Town of Wheatland Historical Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		One of Wheatland's earliest settlers was Peter Sheffer, he came here in 1789 and his decendants have lived here ever since.
		Her services are available to assist researchers in genealogy and history and to provide information on economic, educational, environmental and governmental data which has been given to her for safe keeping.
		Wheatland is a town rich is history and in 1972 a group of concerned citizens in an effort to help preserve that history formed the Wheatland Historical Association.
	www.townofwheatland.org /history.htm (505 words)

	Wheatland, California - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wheatland is a city in Yuba County, California, United States.
		Four annual events in Wheatland are the Pet Parade, the Strawberry Festival, the 4th of July Fireman's Picnic, and the Christmas Tree Lighting.
		The 4th of July Fireman's Picnic is the primary fund raising event for Wheatland's volunteer fire department.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wheatland,_California (553 words)

	Wheatland Industries Farm Equipment Dealership New Holland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In the fall of 1978 Wheatland purchased the old Massey Harris facility which was a 3400 sq, ft, building, much better suited for farm equipment sales and repair.
		Although staffing increased to include three mechanics, one parts person, a bookkeeper and two sales personnel, Wheatland Industries continued to focus in after sales support and were prepared to go the extra mile by modifying existing machines to accommodate the special equipment needs of the area farmers.
		In the fall of 1985 Wheatland Industries acquired the New Holland and Ford franchises and eventually discontinued White Farm Equipment in 1986.
	www.wheatlandindustries.com /history.html (516 words)

	Lancaster Township - Wheatland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Wheatland, an 1828 Federal mansion house, was the rural Lancaster County home of James Buchanan, America’s 15th President of the United States (1857-1861).
		Tours begin in Wheatland’s Carriage House (located near the parking lot) where tickets are sold and a video introduces Buchanan and Wheatland to the visitor.
		Wheatland is located 1 ½ miles west of Lancaster City on Route 23 (Marietta Avenue) near the intersection of President Avenue in Lancaster Township.
	www.twp.lancaster.pa.us /wheatland (138 words)

	Wheatland - The Lancaster County, PA Estate of President James Buchanan
		In 1857 James Buchanan, the consummate diplomat, became the 15th President of the United States as the nation reeled from decades of fractious politics.
		We invite you to visit President James Buchanan's Wheatland to learn more about Pennsylvania's only United States President and to explore the important story of his presidency, the fractious political issues of the times, and his life at Wheatland.
		Wheatland is Pennsylvania's resource on the United States Presidency, and is open Monday through Saturday 10 am - 4 pm and Noon to 4 pm Sundays April 1 through October 31.
	www.wheatland.org (289 words)

	Wheatland Township
		Wheatland Township was formed in 1835 out of the western section of Lenawee County and included what is now Pittsford and Wright Township in Hillsdale County.
		Wheatland Township is also the source of 4 Michigan Rivers: the St. Joseph of Lake Michigan, the Kalamazoo, the Grand Rapids and the Raisin Rivers, as well as the St. Joseph of the Maumee (aka Bean Creek) that flows to the Ohio River.
		Wheatland Church is the site of the original First Congregational Society of Wheatland, formed in 1846.
	www.hillsdalecounty.info /history0032.asp (285 words)

	Wheatland
		Instead of operating as an attack cargo ship during amphibious assaults, she spent her brief Navy career laboring as a conventional cargo ship and as a troop transport in support of the occupation of former Japanese possessions.
		Wheatland entered Subic Bay in the Philippines on 30 September and, the next afternoon, moved to Lin-gayen Gulf where she loaded men and equipment of the Army's 32d Division for transportation to Japan.
		Wheatland was placed out of commission at Norfolk on 25 April 1946, and custody was transferred to the War Shipping Administration.
	www.history.navy.mil /danfs/w7/wheatland.htm (625 words)

	Wheatland - History and Information
		Wheatland (see map), one of only two incorporated cities in Yuba County, is nestled at the northeastern edge of California's vast central Sacramento Valley.
		Wheatland is located at the gateway of California's "Mother Lode" gold rush country and has a vast and colorful history.
		Wheatland is primarily a "bedroom community" for Beale AFB and the Sacramento Metropolitan Area.
	www.wheatlandhigh.org /hometown.htm (957 words)

	Wheatland Press
		Wheatland Press is pleased to offer a unique collaboration between one of science fiction and fantasy’s most promising new writers and one of its most imaginative new artists.
		Wheatland Press is pleased to offer the first print edition here.
		Wheatland Press will have a table in the Dealer Room at LA Con IV (WorldCon) August 23 through 27 in the Anaheim Convention Center.
	www.wheatlandpress.com (1021 words)

	Wheatland News
		Prosecutors filed a charge of attempted first-degree murder Thursday against a former University of Northern Colorado backup punter accused of stabbing the starter in his kicking leg in a case that drew...
		The study confirms that South-Central Wyoming led the nation with the highest rate of alcohol abuse by children age 12 and older.
		Areas of Montana and Wyoming have some of the highest rates of alcohol abuse in the nation, with south-central Wyoming ranking first among all areas of the country, a new federal report on substance abuse from...
	www.topix.net /city/wheatland-wy (599 words)

	Wyoming Land Broker, Wheatland, Wyoming
		Wheatland Irrigation Water is allotted to this property.
		Wheatland Reservoir # 3 is approximately 10 miles to the West and offers fishing, boating, boat ramps, bathrooms and picnic areas.
		LRR - 8 - is a 35 +/- acre tract of river frontage that adjoins the Laramie River on the West and Federal Land on the east.
	www.wyoland.com (2299 words)

	Wheatland Tube Company - Manufacturer of Steel Pipe & Tube Products
		Chances are you have seen us before: at an intersection, at the playground or even in your home.
		Wheatland Tube Company has been providing quality pipe and tube products since 1877.
		From sprinkler pipe for fire suppression to mechanical tube for playground equipment, Wheatland products have been part of the American landscape for over a century.
	www.wheatland.com (170 words)

	School Board Minutes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Wheatland is complying with the auditors concerns of checks and balances and tasks assignments performed by office staff.
		She feels Wheatland is struggling and this documentation covers topics such as self-assessment, climate in school and continual improvement.
		She stated she had just attended a very interesting workshop regarding negotiations where Wheatland was actually quoted as having one of the better contracts as far as good vs. bad language is concerned.
	www.wheatland.k12.wi.us /board_minutes.htm (7593 words)

	Wheatland Press - Press Release
		Wheatland Press is pleased to announce that it will offer the critically acclaimed Polyphony anthology series, edited by Deborah Layne and Jay Lake, in a limited edition hard cover, with each volume signed by all contributors.
		Beginning with the Polyphony series, Wheatland Press has established a reputation for publishing cutting edge short fiction from a range of new and established authors.
		Wheatland Press plans to produce no more than 150 copies of the signed limited edition, but an unsigned hard cover will also be available.
	www.wheatlandpress.com /press/index.html (394 words)

	History, Architecture -- Wheatland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Wheatland was Buchanan's home during the time of his presidential campaign.
		Though built in 1828, Wheatland is restored to reflect the time when President Buchanan lived there, from 1848 to his death in 1868.
		The rooms are exquisitely furnished with period decor, and the tour is conducted by costumed guides, enhancing the old-time atmosphere of the house.
	www.fieldtrip.com /pa/73928721.htm (298 words)

	Wheatland Center Educational Foundation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The majority of directors shall be legal residents of the Wheatland Center School District.
		The Wheatland Center School District may designate a liaison to attend meetings of the Board of Directors and participate in discussion.
		Liaisons shall be provided notice of annual, regular and special meetings of the Board of Directors in the same manner as Board members in accordance with these By laws.
	www.wheatland.k12.wi.us /foundation.htm (1065 words)

	National Park Service - The Presidents (Wheatland)
		In 1828 William Jenkins, a wealthy Lancaster banker, built "The Wheatlands" (later shortened to Wheatland), which he named for its vista of waving wheatfields.
		Wheatland became its symbol, and in many areas Buchanan supporters formed "Wheatland Clubs" to promote his election.
		Wheatland today consists of the well-preserved house and about 4-1/2 acres.
	www.cr.nps.gov /history/online_books/presidents/site54.htm (451 words)

	Wheatland Iowa churches (IA) - FlockFinder.com
		Because of limited resources, most churches in Wheatland Iowa (IA) have to be selective about which ministries they decide to provide to their congregations.
		Most of the time only churches in Wheatland Iowa (IA) that are larger in size have the necessary staff members or even the need for such a specific ministry.
		That is why FlockFinder allows churches in Wheatland Iowa (IA) to specify the frequency of the Singles' services.
	www.flockfinder.com /wheatland-ia_churches_3_cc.htm (601 words)

	Wheatland Bank
		If you do think you have been a victim of Identity Theft, please contact your Wheatland Bank branch immediately to limit any personal losses.
		Wheatland Bank's website does not popup unsolicited windows asking for personal information.
		Any unsolicited request for Wheatland Bank account information you receive through emails, websites or pop-up windows should be considered fraudulent and reported to us immediately.
	www.wheatlandbank.com /wheatlandbank/sub.aspx?id=4920 (655 words)

	History
		The Wheatland Volunteer Fire Department, in Wheatland, Wyoming, celebrated 100 years of service to the community in 1998.
		Wheatland's first Fire Department started out as a bucket brigade, formed by the town's citizens in 1897.
		In May of 1932, the town of Wheatland voted Bonds for the construction of a Town Hall and Fire Station.
	www.wheatlandfirerescue.com /index_files/wvfdhistory.html (299 words)

	Wheatland School District information for Parents
		Wheatland School District prides itself not only with providing services and support to our students and parents, but providing learning opportunities and services to the whole community.
		To our families in or joining the Wheatland community, below are some highlights of the services and support you can find at the Wheatland School District and on the left hand side you will find quick links to helpful daily information.
		Connect-ED is a notification system that allows Wheatland School District to more effectually communicate with our community; by sending out attendance notifications, emergency communications and other general messages to all of our students parents/guardians in five to six minutes.
	www.wheatland.k12.ca.us /parents.htm (375 words)

	Wheatland Music Organization
		Josh has been to Wheatland 10 out of the 14 years of his life, this is his second year volunteering.
		Wheatland and she has been teaching the art of hemp jewelry here for six years.
		A lifelong Wheatland attendee, this is her second year coordinating this activity.
	www.wheatlandmusic.org /vcontent.asp?contentkey=169 (1323 words)

	Wheatland Photos -- Wyoming Tales and Trails
		Southwest of Guersey, between the Laramie and the Chugwater, lies Wheatland, the county seat of Platte County.
		Until the railroad reached Wheatland, Bordeaux some 15 miles south of present-day Wheatland was the center of commerce for the area.
		On the lawn of the Platte County is a statute, not as in the east a monument commemorating Union dead or as in the south Confederate dead, nor, as elsewhere in Wyoming, doughboys from World War I. The statue is of the "Irrigator," and, thus, notes that Wheatland owes its founding to irrigation.
	www.wyomingtalesandtrails.com /wheatland.html (1230 words)

	Computerized Shimless Tooling - Wheatland Steel
		Wheatland Steel can do all your metal stampings, coil leveling and metal slitting to your specifications the first time on time.
		In our 60,000 square foot climate controlled facility, with four cranes, Wheatland Steel has the newest state of the art Alcos 72” x 60,000# Loop type Slitter.
		From slitting your steel coils to stamping, shearing, leveling and fabrication work Wheatland Steel has the best and latest equipment to process your steel coils or sheets to your specifications.
	www.wheatlandsteel.com (243 words)

	Wheatland, CA News
		This article concerns the upcoming problems associated with the RFID chips that will be installed in US Driver's licenses in 2008;some U.S Troops have already had them inserted under their skin, near the...
		Wheatland Pirates fans were pleased Friday as they witnessed their football team notch a victory over the visiting Lindhurst Blazers, 40-27 in a non-league game.
		The 28-year-old man accused of killing six members of a family in a drunken driving crash near Marysville on Saturday night admitted to police he drank several alcoholic beverages in the hours leading up to the...
	www.topix.net /city/wheatland-ca (674 words)

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