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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
7
The Oregon trail markers in Goshen county will be unveiled late May with fitting ceremonies. Pioneers formerly of the area will aid in firing the old pathway. Grace Raymond Geoard state regent of the DAR will speak on Fort Laramie and its significance to the Oregon Trail. ex-Governor Carey will address The Pioneers of Wyoming.
A mob believed a Mexican prisoner was in jail and feared lynching. After unsure reports, they were convinced the prisoner had been moved to Green River fifteen miles away. Some suggested hijacking a train to reach Green River but the plan was abandoned and the mob dispersed.
Protests across Wyoming urged the Wyoming Humane Society to block an Atlas theatre plan to give away a live baby pig after a performance. Theater management refused to change the plan. humane society agents attended but no action was needed when Sgt A M Glenn of the U S Army won the pig a nine pound Berkshire.
Quies of Denver, F. Miller, former Governor J. M. Carey, Dr. B. F. Davis state veterinarian, and T. W. Tomil son secretary of the American National Live Stock Association are listed among prominent figures in the livestock field.
Officials of the United States land office at Buffalo recommended to the commissioner in Washington that a patent be issued to the Torchlight company for 320 acres east of town. The land had been in dispute for years and contains large quantities of oil.
Cheyenne Mra William P Dutton once of the city and her 5-year old daughter were found dead behind sealed doors in Ellen ville N a note to the coroner called it death by own action while her feetly sound in mind and body
While Mr and Mrs J W Leanent dined out a thief entered their table area and snatched Mrs Leanent s watch and several valuable rings. The couple reported the loss and警方 are investigating.
Fragmentary report notes Hadley W. Qualiade, county treasurer and Univ of Wyoming faculty member, involved in a case alleging wife beating and divorce proceedings. Details are incomplete and names may be misspelled.
Cheyenne reports a statement indicates Governor Kendrick will appoint or recess appoint Mrs. BB Brooke to the University of Wyoming board of trustees.
In early plans, Sheridan intends to construct a ten mile steam railway linking Beevidag and the Holly area with an eastward route toward Ogle. The project, estimated around 410,000 miles of track, is being pursued by Beaver officials despite unclear funding and completion timelines.
Fragmentary OCR lines show a nautical exchange with furling phrases and a raised rule citation. The snippet hints at a captain’s rule and a crewman's retort as part of a larger shipboard scene. The personages and setting remain unclear beyond a maritime context.
A simple inexpensive treatment claims to stop dandruff and hair loss. At night apply resinol ointment to the scalp, repeat until covered, then shampoo with resinol soap and hot water. Rinse with progressively cooler water. resinol products are sold by druggists. The ad ends with a quip about a sermon going over your head.
A mother questions Eugene about playing with wicked boys and reflects on a quarrel with Richard. Eugene explains he kicked Richard after Richard kicked him, prompting the mother to consider the limits of acceptable behavior.
Claims quick cures for stomach, liver and related ailments seen in Westerners and users from Dayton, Dubois and Idaho. Testimonials say pain stopped after doses, with improved appetite and no distress. Guarantee promises money back if not satisfied.
A visitor questions police about thumbprint records and how a biometric feature is used with phones and graphs. Authorities respond that curiosity about the technique fuels investigation into the unusual item.
A Boston physician recalls Doctor Reed a respected hub clinician whose practice reached beyond Boston. He bought a bay horse with an odd flaw a bridge aversion that kept it from crossing. To avoid misrepresentation he advertised the horse honestly noting he must leave Boston, selling the horse.
A fragment hints at a sprinter figure She-ll and a duke who gains estates with each marriage. The note implies repeated acquisitions followed by losses as the duke ends up penniless, having exhausted his possessions with successive unions.
A dialogue features an inquisitive figure asking why one believes in the medulus hypothesis. The scientist responds that the exact belief is unclear yet acknowledges the effort involved. The exchange hints at tension between inquiry and commitment to a scientific idea.
Hapeld proclaims worship of a collective entity in a cryptic statement suggesting allegiance to a dark, satanic influence. The remark hints at personal belief or allegiance within a fringe or coded religious view.
Readable portions show a political jab about pork and campaign tactics, but the rest of the passage is garbled with misspellings and stray phrases. No coherent event or identifiable figures emerge from the excerpt.
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