Newly Organized State Automobile Association Formed in Wyoming
Casper Wyoming The Wyoming State Automobile Association was formed at a Friday banquet at the Gladstone hotel with leaders from Casper and other towns. It aims to unite motorists clubs and business interests to promote Wyoming’s scenic climate and recreational assets and to build statewide support for member services. Officers named include Carl Stark president W H J Bowey vice president and Ed Ewel secretary treasurer. A six district board will oversee operations with Caspar members on an executive committee until the first annual meeting. Life memberships 100 dollars business 25 dollars individuals 12 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming State Automobile Association
Gladstone
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Stark
Banque
Carl Stark
Townsend Hotel
Association
W. H. J. Bowey
Riverton Chronicle
Ed. Ewel
Douglas
Albany
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
Carlon
Lincoln
Sweetwater
Uinta
Teton
Sublette
Fremont
Natrona
Converse
Park
Washa
State Department of Commerce and Industry
Union
Community Church Sunday Services Cancelled Next Sunday
Notices show Rev A G Best preaching none next Sunday and Thursday April 11 with a subject The Face of the World by Joahn Rogers. Also probate notice for Mary E Jewett estate in Sublette County Wyoming with administrator seeking final account by May 15 1925 and final settlement May 14 1929 in Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Church
A. G. Best
Joahn
Roger
Mary E. Jewett
Sublette County
Big Piney
Wyo
Hereford Family Responds to Death in Wyoming
George Hereford and daughter Jessie left Monday for Lonetree Wyoming in response to a message announcing the death of Eugene Hickey a wealthy cattleman and rancher in that area and brother in law of Hereford. Hickey died after a long illness and had recently been taken to a Salt Lake City hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hereford
Jessie
Lonetree
Wyo
Eugene Hickey
Hereford
Salt Lke
Easter Happenings and Travel in Daniel Area
Easter services were enjoyed by many in Daniel. Residents hosted visits and dinners, including a five course Easter meal with daffodils and chicks. Local meetings, social events, and travel to Pinedale and Kemmerer filled the week, with a fatal shooting at Adney ranch noted and a funeral planned in Daniel.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF The State Bank of Big Piney
The report states assets of 149 006 96 with loans and discounts 105 000.00 and 9 919.78 in other securities while cash on hand totals 199 291 61. Liabilities show capital stock 10 000.00 surplus 30 000.00 and deposits 269 490.49 with time and savings 158 266.23 totaling 2 472 066.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bankers and Trust Ihe Ag Rtweewewee
Wyoming
Notice of Trespass for Hird House Dance in Sublette County
The owner of the Hird House near Midway Sublette County warns no permission was given for a dance on April 6 1929 and any entrants will be treated as trespassers. Beneficial Oil Company. Pat Whelan of Tulsa announced sale of Tulsa Meat Market to partner Gregory and eyed possibilities in Big Piney. Mrs J T Morgan arrives from Casper to join husband Dr J T Morgan who opened a dental parlor last summer in the Clyde building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hird
Midway
Sublette County
Beneficial Oil Company
Pat Whelan
Tulsa
Mr. Whelan
Mr. Gregory
Faculty Play Tops Season at Clyde Hall in Big Piney
The Big Piney school faculty staged a three act comedy Step On It Stan at Clyde Hall last Saturday night. Despite one cast gap, the performance drew a large enthusiastic audience and the vaudeville stunts between acts added to the evening. Proceeds aided the high school basketball team’s trip to Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Stan
Clyde Hall
Big Piney
Dempsey Budd
Stan Gray
Chas. H. Glasner
Charlie Norris
Sid Pressley
Margaret Ryan
Ray Cryder
W. H. Anderson
Peggy Brooks
Helen
Budd Bazel Wilton
Charlie
Virginia Black Prudence Quimby
Rosalie Sielati
Sibley Shepard
Anna Gravenkamp
Sarah Bergs
Willow Springs
Ohve Kitto
1929 High School Week receipts drop at University of Wyoming
Receipts for the 1929 High School Week at the University of Wyoming totaled 6750.40, down from 9245.85 last year, with causes including a one game elimination format and poorer road conditions preventing neighboring-town boosters from attending. academic receipts barely changed, totaling 77.85 versus 76.40. Andrew Homer of Salt Lake City visited his ranch and cattle as roads improve, while his family mourns the death of Wilbur Homer from spinal meningitis in Salt Lake and was laid to rest in Ogden. Easter service at Community church drew the largest crowd yet, with all seats filled and praise for Reverend Hest. North and South Piney creeks run high, bridges jammed by ice, necessitating dynamite clearance at the North Piney bridge. Charley Noble returned from Lava Hot Springs for ranch duties. Big Piney High School hosts an athletic carnival at Clyde hall with boxing and wrestling. Lost house key reported at Clyde hall or on the street. The local Masons bought Calpet Clubhouse furniture from Texas Oil Co for the new Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
Andrew Homer
Nere
Salt Lake
Homer
Wilbur
Ogden
Hest
Ynanner
Calpet
Texas Oil Co
Bazaar Success at Community Church by Ladies Triangle Club
The Bazaar and silver tea last Saturday afternoon at the Community church, March 30, proved a grand success for The Ladies' Triangle Club. Every article on sale sold, and the group praises the generous response of attendees. Examiner Want Ads pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Wyoming Farmers Plan Expansion for 1928
Wyoming farmers expect marked acreage increases in most crops for 1928 according to the Intentions to Plant Report by W W Putnam of the Wyoming Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. Potatoes likely to decline. beans and other cash crops rise with projections noted for livestock feed needs and reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
W. W. Putnam
Wyoming Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
United States
Department
Michigan
New York
Great Northern Territory
Colorado
New Mexico
Town Council Special Meeting Embraced New Ordinance
Mayor J F Shipley called a special session on March 25 1929 with all members present to adopt Ordinance No 43. The ordinance targets contributing to delinquency of children and provides penalties. Meeting adjourned to April 2 1929 at City Hall. attested by Geo A Moffat Clerk and J F Shipley Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Shipley
Big Piney
Nelse
Christensen
Robert H. Gunter
Chas. CG. Howerton
Geo. A. Moffat
South Side
Big Piney Examiner
Heckett
J. A. Power
Marsha
Big Piney High School Notes and Local Government Meeting
Big Piney High School items describe seniors preparing for athletic events at Clyde Hall, a student play, and class activities with absences noted. The town council discussions cover bids on gravel for streets, tiling for crossings, and an eight mill tax, plus ordinances on an occupational tax and enforcement rules. Also a U S Land Office notice for a homestead final proof by Wilber D. Williams with witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Shipley
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Automobile Association
Daniel News
Walter Yarger
Melvin
Wenton
Ester
Vigo Miller
Daniel
Bert Clark
Betty Clark
Rock Springs
Mrs. Mack Smith
Joseph Huston
Howe
Yense Christensen
G. C. Dressler
D. A. Blackmon
Dean
Jimmy Jensen
J. W. Montrose
Pinedale
Tuff Alexander
C. C. Alexander
Adney Ranch
Cora
Dr. Montrose
E. G. Erwin
Kemmerer
G. L. West
Mrs. West
Nevada
California
Agnes May
Shoshone
Idaho
Agnes
Leland Fillmore
Chicago
Clara Reid
Payson
Utah
Alaska
Osea Hoagland
Jackson
Daniel School
Kev
Best
Boyd Kelly
Kelly Ranch
Burmey Payne
McBride
Sargent Inn
Floyd Norris
Jack Waiters
Eugene Townsend
W. J. Todd
Rough and Heady
Todd
Mount Olivet Cemetery
the State Bank of
TOTAL
State OF Wyoming
of Sublette
Ss. I
Albert Larson
P. J. Quealy
Mildred D. Mickelson
Expres
P. W. Jenkins
South Piney
North Piney State Highway
Charley Noble
Lava Hot Springs
Mason
Big Piney High School
J.ost
Examiner
Wyoming Farmers Plan
Official Town Council
Geo. A. Moffat, Glerk
BAT
George Davison
Beth ‘Tanner
Mae Ott
Lia Hacklin
Ardath Payne
Joe Budd
Alma Stewart
Alexander
Hgh School
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wilber
D. Williams
Range
William
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