Piney Should Grow for Old Precedents, Says Park City Record
The Park City Record lauds President Wilson for progressive ideas and present-minded governance. Roy Schenck, Utah’s immigration commissioner, praised for effective advertising spending, remains in office despite partisan pressure. Local notes mention Ralph Bugher, J. W. Chrisman, Link Shideler, and Billie Hanes involved in trade and livestock, plus a jewelers notice in Kemmerer. The seventeenth amendment’s adoption ends boss politics by enabling direct senatorial elections.
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Wilson
Park City
Congress
Forward looking school district meeting called for May
A Progressive era tone outlines Republicans and Progressives. a school district board calls a regular annual meeting on May fifth at 2 PM to elect a trustee and address necessary business. The note frames progressives as moving forward while urging Republicans to join the momentum.
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Martch
S. L. Numer
Commercial Club Notice and Town Happenings
Regular monthly Commercial Club meeting set for Budd's Hall on April thirtieth with emphasis on attendance. Measles cases rise across towns. several families report illness and calls for home confinement. Local estate proceedings seek administrator J A Black for Bert Brockway estate with cattle, horses, and personal effects.
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Commercial Club
Budd's Hall
Frank Springman
L. D. Tanner
E. D. Key
District Court
J. A. Black
Bert Brockway
Black
Brockway
Rural journalism grows with parcels post impact
The piece argues small town merchants can reach new customers through local papers after parcels post. It cites Father Lynch of Kemmerer and suggests an energetic ad campaign will reveal a readership previously out of reach, marking a rise in rural advertising importance.
Better Roads Improve Piney Lane and Local Foundations
Supervisor Curtis oversees road repairs after heavy rains. Piney Lane east of town is being rebuilt with gravel to fix washouts and difficulty for teams, now in fair condition. A new gravel foundation is being laid under the Fear store building on Budd Avenue after previous frost-related settling. The Examiner remains the valley’s leading advertising medium.
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Curtis
Fear Store
Budd Avenue
J. B. Nichols & Co
Ill Father in Rise Idaho Promptly Reaches His Bedside
Mr George D Ross receives word his ill father in Rise Idaho cannot likely recover and hurries to the road to reach him. Scott Barber travels through town Sunday with Mrs Barber returning from the east, accompanying his father from Michigan to spend the summer in Green River valley. Charlie Cox of Forty Red Flat passes through Monday with a Laune patent sage brush grubber for the Upper country. Judge Dodge notes his eyes remain a problem and hopes they improve while he stays indoors.
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Geen River
Frank Fear
Shipp
Kemmerer
George D. Ross
Rise
Idaho
Scott Barber
Charlie Cox
Red Flat
Local Notices And Movements At Cottonwood Ranch Area
Halfway Mr and Mrs Joe Predell plan a Salt Lake City trip while Mrs Graham leaves for Denver after winter with sons Joe and Jess of the Cottonwood land and lifestock company ranch. Pearl Vickney attends district school and stays with Mrs Harry Munn. School starts Monday the 21st with Miss Foulkes guiding. Mr and Mrs Clare Stacy move on the White place. Mr and Mrs Jack McKay and Jack Couey take a business trip to Core Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leo Baker of Hore Creek visit with parents Mr and Mrs A J Boatley Sunday.
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Mm Leo Baker
Hore Creek
A.J. Boatley
WHY DR. HENSON OBJECTED TO STIMULANTS AD
The Rev P Henson of Tremos Temple Boston recalls a Chicago pastorate when a sermon claimed stimulants are necessary for daily life and sparked audience shock. He notes newspapers and billboards misrepresented his point, advertising Drink Whisky as a stimulant for daily life.
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P. &. Henson
Tremos Temple
Boston
Henson Cage
Dr. Hepser
Landy and Basin Growth Versus Rural Advantages
Rural towns like Lander Basin Cody grew on stock and grain, with alfalfa sugar beets and hardy grains expected to boost population and land values. The early king and bari varieties are announced this week in the Opal Market Comps advertisement.
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Landy
Lander
Big Horn Bien
Basin and Cody
Kind
Nore
King
Bari
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Community
Public notice of heartfelt thanks to the people of Big Piney and vicinity for kindness and sympathy during a recent death. Special praise for Mr. McClintock and Mrs. Nichols for tempering the grief felt by the family of Bert Brockway, brother of Mrs. Duncan McMillan.
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Big Piney
McClintock
Nichols
Bert Brockway
Duncan McMillan
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Roy Schenck
Heise
Carey
Roy
Lee
Sveral
Atrio
Ralph Bugher
Monda
Stanley Dennis
J. W. Chrisman
Link Shideler
Billie Hanes
Rock Springs
Ashville
N.Y
B. Ehmnan
Cora
I. T. Rely
Hanes
Mack
Shideler
The
Billie
Urle
Keaimerer
Wyoming
United States
Munity
Bille Bryan
Liun
Frank Bull
Horse Creek
Albert Thompson
al Fields
Martleton
Hukes
Plagg
C. P. MacGlashan
Black Avenue
Detroit
Milwaukee
Express
Parcel Post
Jessie Budd
Father Lynch
Examiner
Green River Valley
Dodge
Curtis, Jewelow
State Bank of
Nathanal Hanks
Leabil Ita
Tina
Heaton
Nedhary
Kemmerer Steam Laundry
Mountain Trading Company
Diamondville
Joe Predell
Salt Lake City
Miss Pearl Vickney
Harry Munn
Mise Foulkes
Clare Stacy
White Place
Jack McKay
Jack Couey
Core
DR. Henson
Tae
Ford
G. F. Whitman
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