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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
2
The page lists display advertising rates per insertion and monthly inch pricing, legal notices per line with additional insertions, and general ads for entertainments with admission charges. It mentions branding rules, yearly stand pricing, and a note about animal stands.
Misapprehension leads Frank to compel his aunt to read aloud. He seeks the book about the boy who ate ribbons and grows excited when the page reveals the familiar scene. The scene trigger echoes his claim as Aunt Matilda reads and he cheers, while a second snippet shows officials debating gun control amid misaligned policy ideas.
Lincoln County officials are named for Kemmerer with county offices including Sheriff BD Hanson Treasurer Beulanin Bell and County Attorney Ivan Jonea. The board of commissioners meets on the first Tuesday of each month in Kemmerer to handle business and requires all BIH and communications to be filed with the county clerk before the meeting to ensure prompt attention.
A London toy shop scene unsettles boys after a prank with choking powder. An assistant finds a boy sprinkling a chemical on others, causing crying and unrest among the youngsters. An old bachelor suggests punishment for any boy he calls troublemakers.
A memorial tablet in Rhonilly parish, Gowar peninsula, honors Edgar Evans, First Otune Party Officer H N, who died on February 17 1913 during Scott's British Antarctic Expedition. The inscription cites the South Pole voyage and the line To seek to find and not to yield.
The article describes decanters with large padlocks and matching keys that deter theft. The stoppers include engraved silver caps matching the hand of the stopper, with ornate towel-shaped tops. New decanters are taller, broad at the sides, and narrow at the ends with slender necks toward the base.
A diner in a renowned hostelry provokes a waiter by a quip about generations at old tables. The exchange ends with the customer agreeing to the corrected bill, highlighting a petty dispute over cost and dignity in a humorous restaurant vignette.
Reports from Juarez indicate Villa forces clash over Torreon with rebels in control of most positions except the main barracks. Casualties mount including General Urbina among the wounded. prisoners reportedly captured as federal troops suffer executions upon capture.
The revolutionary leader Venustiano Carranza rode into Juarez with troops following and a Mexican flag carried aloft. A crowd cheered as guards escorted his arrival and the emblem was paraded to a monument. Reports describe Carranza as frail yet resolute, traveling 2000 miles and enduring exaggerations about his condition.
Debire Pooling Privilege dominated regional lumber news as Portland's Lummermert, a major producer, lobbied with Secretary Redfield on Saturday to oppose motions for separating trade. He argued that a collective industry pool would better exploit foreign markets, preventing individual operators from competing alone.
Washington reports ongoing congressional clash over repealing toll exemptions for American coastwise ships via the Panama Canal. The past week sparked Democratic party unity tests and predictions while the party awaits a decisive vote that reshapes the toll issue.
Rome reports a general railway strike threatened by eighty thousand workers if the government fails to grant a final satisfactory reply to wage and condition demands. A key meeting at Ancona declared a strike set for April 13 unless concessions are offered.
A woman soldier nicknamed Little Albert or Caal fer was taken to the state asylum in Watertown Illinois as insane. Born in Ireland seventy three years ago she came to America as a stowaway in boys clothes and enlisted in company G Ninety fifth Illinois infantry serving with General Grant in major Civil War battles. Her sex was undiscovered after the war ended.
Speaker Champ Clark told a Brooklyn YMCA audience that a president cannot advise a president while a congressman must think for himself. The report notes Boni’s discovery near Rome of vessels that held the corn ears used in wedding ceremonies, symbolizing renewal.
Organized unemployed men of St Louis largely refused to join the March for Washington movement. James Rade How, a noted philanthropist and organizer of the homeless, presented the plan Sunday night but was met with near total rejection.
Report notes completion of marker placement along the Oregon trail through Tanana by the Daughters of the American Revolution at a gate convention ending Saturday. Mentions Portland investigations into a Back to Africa migration linked to Chief Sam and federal action.
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