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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
3
Florence MacGlashan argues that education is essential and underfunded, urging higher public investment despite wartime costs. She compares schooling expenses with extravagant consumer spending and wartime bills, warning that illiteracy and ignorance threaten civilization and urging bold tax support for schools.
Easter 10:30 Sunday School with special music led by the pastor. The message He Did Not Die in Vain outlines the Power of an Endless Life. Cornet and trombone duo Vocal duet One Fleeting Hour Trie Organ Violin and Mandolin. Follow the Light over the Door and the Crowd. No seats after 7:25.
The Parent Teachers Association will serve hot dog sandwiches potato salad cake and coffee after the annual school meeting at Budd Hall on Monday May 1st.
Blanka and information relative to leasing these vacant tracts will be sent upon request. Listing giving the grazing status of all State Lands in the County will be sent upon the receipt of 10c per copy. Address all communications to A. Baker, Commissioner of Public Lands, Cheyenne Wyoming.
Chas Bird of Midway plans to bid on the mail contract again this year while Mrs O Connor of Halfway tended to Mrs Fish before her death and then left for home. John Angus of Daniel returns from spending winter in Ogden with family after a stopover in Piney en route. The Triangle Club met at Mrs W W Luce with about 30 members hearing a school tax debate and enjoying a luncheon hosted by Mrs Luce and Mrs McDonald.
Notice states Wyoming filed to select 40 acres in section 8, T27N R107W, Indemnity School Land List 213, Serial 08807. Public inspection posted. protests or objections due before approval and sent to General Land Office in Washington. Reverend Kimmel will travel to Pinedale tomorrow for a funeral sermon, returning for Sunday services.
Word reached here Wednesday morning that Sam Allen a Pinedale resident had suddenly died no cause given. He lived with his family in Piney for a year and worked as a freighter for Standard Timber Co. He leaves a wife three children and several relatives. Funeral services will be Saturday morning conducted by Rev H C Kimmel and interment at Pinedale cemetery.
Notice of sale of estray describes a red brindle faced cow aged ten to twelve years weighing about 1000 pounds brand on left ribs underslope both ears taken up by W H Pape of Daniel Wyoming under Chapter 125 Session Laws 1913. If not claimed by owner the animal will be sold May 1 1922 at 2 00 PM at the P M ranch of W H Pape. Board of Livestock Commissioners of Wyoming M E Pickett secretary Cheyenne Wyoming.
45 head of quality stock cattle offered by GEO. T. WILSON at his Big Piney Wyoming ranch. Includes one graded Hereford bull and one registered Short Horn bull. For further particulars contact Wilson at the Big Piney address.
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