01 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
1
A letter from Wyoming asks for information on the heirs of Roe, Thornton, a deceased mine owner, with references to Owen Laughlin of Scott County. The inquiry notes Laughlin as a possible heir and mentions the White Sulphur district.
The Wyoming Industrial Institute bill seeks to establish a reform facility for youth and unconvicted offenders, funded by state allocations. It would be located by public vote in a Wyoming town or village, with at least 640 irrigable acres, water access, and provisions for self-sustaining farming and rudimentary English and agricultural education for inmates.
The Board will publish all tenders and advise on advantages of bids whether free or fixed price. It aims to inform voters statewide, ensuring the public has necessary information to decide what location serves the state’s best interest. Joseph M Carey Rose A Bird President Secretary.
Justice Keogh of the Supreme Court today denied Harry K Thaw's bid for freedom. The court ruled Thaw's release would threaten public safety, keeping him confined in the designated asylum.
A birthday party at A W Smith's ranch Sunday afternoon honored Mrs Thompee and Mia Bert Smalling. Guests enjoyed a pink and white decorated dining room, red and purple parlour decor, and flowers including sweet peas and wild blossoms. Music filled the afternoon as many attendees, including families from Salt Lake, gathered with other unlisted gentlemen present.
Claude Holliday and Miss Helen Huddleson were quietly married on Wednesday with Judge Ira Dodge officiating. Holliday is well known in the area, employed by the stage company, and Miss Huddleson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Huddleson. The couple plan to reside in Daniel and Tax Pxasiwen joins in best wishes.
In Ludwig Fulda’s Impressions of America the lecture room rituals are mocked. He notes speakers are surrounded by a guard of honor and led to the reading desk in a ceremonial throne like chair. An introducer, a university head, and other officials perform their duties before the guest speaks.
A fragmented local scene shows a small boy causing brief turmoil as a visitor arrives late, with a mother pleading for restraint and adults debating the proper limits of discipline amid a tense, unclear household moment. The garbled text implies a late visitor and siblings reacting to interruptions as the house settles.
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