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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
8
A distorted notice from a local diner outlines meal prices and service terms with entries for various items. It mentions a weekly issue schedule and pricing like twenty cents and sixty cents per inch, though many words are garbled.
A garbled excerpt mentions prayer, doubt, and moral reflection amid upheaval. It references faith, consolation, and communal endurance, with scattered phrases about trial, grace, and duty within a troubled setting.
A jumbled report discusses proposed rate cuts across territories to align short and long haul transport charges. It mentions interregional competition, water connections, and a beer plan with a telegram implying a decision has been made.
Early morning noise in Viney and surrounding area caused alarm as residents believed a cloud burst and hail storm but later reports identified it as the hungry wildlife and native game seekers disturbing the region.
Report outlines new continental freight charges set to impact Westbound shipments. Mentions Vachtie and Sants ponies and interim terminal rates, with emphasis on wartime warload lots and shifting logistics. Stanley residents prepare for haying season as rates affect transport costs.
Stanley Items notes James Mickelson and T. O. Beck arriving from Piney country Thursday. N. Daniels traveled to Piney to arrange blacksmithing work. Mr. and Mrs. Arnoll Johnson visited Daniels ranch Thursday evening. Mrs. Lehmer and daughter Bessie are visiting at Kh. W. Milla place while Mrs. Lehmer remains ill. Mr. and Mrs. Wardell with Bell Parley Rex and Mari returned from a Quiping trip in Snikter basin.
Mr and Mrs Dutel Daniels travel from North Fivey to pot up him. Olin Binck visits the lake Suey and reports a wet trip. Mr Kaeries cred ital and Stanley head toward Lovin on Saturday evening.
In Kendal Voro on a winter morning a dispute led to a pistol firing near Doyle causing injury. Doyle hurried doctors to treat a wounded arm as legal action followed with bonds set for the winter term. A Christmas conjurer scene unfolds with goblins and a sack of toys as relief and hopeful memory.
A young physician newly settled in Shrubville visits an elderly man and his ailing wife and seeks a private consultation with the Brookfield physician. The man balks at the suggestion, saying the wife preferred a good doctor and did not want to offend the young hire.
News from Cottonwood area includes W L Smith calling at Dunham’s Monday. Chas Fitz traveled to Big Vineyard Sloucey for plies and machinery. Mr and Mrs F D Ball visit a fishing tip. Miesen Alice Ball and Vala Stort visit Mrs Hayden. H C Dunham goes to Vickrey saw mill for lumber. W E Spencer returned from the railroad with store freight. Francia Danham Late from Salt Lake visits weekend with Mrs J G Hayden. Dunham and son Bert return from Diamondville Kemmerer with freight and supplies. Mr Bunting from California spends weeks at the ranch with Mr and Mrs Carlin in charge of Cottonwood Land & Live Stock Co. Henry Dasey and grocery man join H H Nelc in calling on citizens.
Notice announces weekly music instruction at the new hall in Big Piney on Friday and Saturday. Lessons include one hour sessions and half hour sessions for 50 cents. Mus O H Desa is the instructor.
Individuals seeking wagons harness or buggies are advised to visit the Studebaker lines Headquarters at W. G. Heitz's hotel in Big Piney for available inventory and details.
H L Budd, current county assessor for the district, announces candidacy for county commissioner for a two year term on the Republican ticket. Born in Wyoming and lifelong resident, he has served as assessor for two years and is praised for his experience and presumed efficiency in office. The piece urges voters to elect Budd, asserting the role demands high mental caliber and common sense.
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