Vote for L. D. Tanner for Mayor
A localized election appeal urges voters to support L. D. Tanner for the office of mayor with Jas. Black running for councilman. The message emphasizes choosing leadership in upcoming municipal races.
30 Apr 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
1
A localized election appeal urges voters to support L. D. Tanner for the office of mayor with Jas. Black running for councilman. The message emphasizes choosing leadership in upcoming municipal races.
Local council names Gul Whitman and Oakly as leaders while discussing conduct and reform measures. The brief mentions leaders reviewing policies and potential changes affecting community governance.
All persons are urged not to throw timeans or rubbish into drain ditches along the Co. By order of the Supervisor of Baily Reminder.
A school district meeting is set for next Monday to elect a successor to T C Beck who retires after years of service. Voters will consider consolidating into a single suitable school at Big Piney while maintaining outlying preparatory dots, with bonds sold and a focus on economical, quality education under Miss Carpenter’s direction.
Town leaders propose a dog tax of 2 50 for male dogs and 5 00 for female dogs with destruction of unlicensed dogs. A local note cites a quote about ignorance by Napoleon Bonaparte and an unclear cryptic line about troubles.
Mixed society items report a card party at Budd's hall on May 1st, sickbed updates for Mrs Mills, entertaining teachers at Budd's hall, and letters from Minnie Swan about reading the Examiner. Also notes on ranch leases to Abe Wl, Piney visitors, and a drifting gas buoy at Mt Lawrence with minor incidents.
Last Sunday at Marileton the Pines faced the Slabs in a close game with scores moving four to two, seven to eight, and nine to seven before final frames. Beither kept the plate quiet as both teams held strong defense. A rematch is set for Piney next Sunday with hopes for another exciting showing.
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