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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
3
Residents are urged to clear yards of rubbish and cans by April 30 1918. Place cans in boxes for transfer to the town dumping grounds as directed by Mayor L D Tanner adv 24-25 ne.
A wartime civic appeal urges men to buy liberty bonds to show responsibility and gentlemanly conduct. It stresses individuals must not let others bear war expenses and frames bond ownership as a sign of sportsmanship and patriotism.
Subscription cost listed as 2.00 dollars per year with payment required in advance. Provided as an advertising rate notice likely from a periodical seeking inquiries for rate details and subscription terms.
The directory lists services for Sunday April 28 1918 the fourth Sunday after Easter with devotions at 8 AM Sunday school at 10 AM morning service at 11 AM centered on St Mark's Heavenly Doctrine and an evening service at 8 15 PM titled A Pregnant Saying Reverend A Gordon Fowkes extends a cordial welcome.
The Congregational Church announces Sunday School each Sunday at 10 00 a m and regular preaching every two weeks at 11 00 a m Pastor D D Reese extends a special invitation to all to attend.
Mrs. Geo Johnson visited Frances who has measles and is recovering. Bill Ely, Sykes ranch foreman, visited Big Piney and Circle ranch. Orlin Black hosted a farewell dance for training camp draftees at Big Piney. Vernon Johnson was absent from school. Albert Lewis and Roy Daniels joined Bill Ely to Piney. Chas Noble moved cattle from the Black ranch. Jacoby, Stanley’s new school marm, rode to town Sunday. Ralph Mills visited the Orland Black home. Snow melted, grass turning green. Guy Carr finished feeding Chas Noble cattle at the Orland Black ranch. Ed Lewis spent Sunday in Piney. Geo Johnson shown with single footers last week. Bill Ely and Albert Lewis attended the Piney farewell dance Monday. Joe Bell received his draft call recently. Frank Springman returned from Salt Lake Saturday.
Warning issued to all parties not to hunt or fish on the F Norris ranches. Trespassers will be prosecuted. Floyd Norris.
Mrs. F W Olsen of Marysville Missouri reports a severe cold and cough lasting days on her two year old son Jean. After tried medicines, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the cough at once and the boy recovered after one bottle.
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