Local and Personal Notes From Daniel and Piney
Local items report visitors and residents including Wm Enos of Daniel and Gilbert Haden of Daniel. Sage chick en season opens in Lincoln county today August 1. Seed rye for sale at five per cent with sacks furnished. Lawrence Bess called to Kemmerer for draft reclassification. L Burgess of Davenport Iowa marketing young Hereford bulls. Several locals examined for military defects by Dr Hook. Ball Daniel Thadies Hoyt now haying with John Budd. O Neil family from Cottonwood ranch visited. Harl Gauger and Grover Trittipo in Uncle Sam service confined to hospitals. Walter Vose wears wrist watch with radio dial. reason speculated. W S Nichols returned from Evanston with editor's family and guests Nina Hopkins Alvin Halstead. Grand Island Business College circulars promote office jobs and Civil Service exams. offers positions to graduates as patriotic duty amid office-help shortage.
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Grand Island Business College
Grand Island
Nebraska
Est
Second Hand Furniture For Sale In Big Piney
The Emporium in Big Piney offers second-hand household furniture including chairs beds cupboards and tables all in good condition at very reasonable prices for immediate sale items include heating stove. W G Heitz invites buyers to act quickly for bargains.
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Emporium
Hillmont Ice Cream Delicacy Prices at Em porium
Notice to patrons of Hillmont Ice Cream offering prices at the Emporium for cones 5 cents dishes 10 cents quarts 70 cents gallons 2.50 and five gallon can 10 dollars for picnics socials and church events. Orders in advance through H C Dunham Mfg r Hillmont Wyoming.
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Hillmont
H. C. Dunham
Mfg
R. Hillmont
Noblitt Announces Lincoln County State Representative Candidacy
Republican candidate J. D. Noblitt of Cokeville declares for State Representative in Lincoln County. He cites war demands and duty for younger men, notes long residence since 1891, business in hay grain coal farming livestock and farm implements, and alignment with the Republican platform on war support and prohibition. Announcement dated July 25, 1918.
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Lincoln County
Greece
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville, Wyo
State Superintendent candidate cites school roots and public service
A Republican candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction outlines twenty five years in education. He cites experience as Casper schools superintendent and four years as Deputy State Superintendent plus time as Clerk of the Board of Charities and Reform. He pledges major effort to the State Board of Education.
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Denver University
Casper
Board of Charities and Reform
State Land Board
State Board of Education
Local Red Cross Notes From Marbleton Unit
Marbleton ladies finished work on July 31 delivering 10 operating gowns 2 pair socks and 1 sweater. They received yesterday 20 skeins of sweater yarn 2 pair of needles and 4 boxes of thread. Mrs. Fred Graham made 2 sweaters Mrs. Henry McDonald 44 pairs of socks Mrs. Frank Burney 20 pairs of socks 11 bed shirts 1 sweater 4 wristlets and 1 pajama coat. The group remains enthusiastic and the list is partial.
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Marbleton
Frank Burney
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Atwood & Atwood
General Contractors and Builders
Big Piney, Wyo
the Gray Inn
Lena Gray
Big Piney, Wyoming
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyo
Daniel Wyoming
Enos
Daniel
Mary A. Murdock
Lawrence Bess
Kemmerer
L. Burgess
Davenport
Iowa
Read
Gilbert Haden
Hook
John O’neil
Big Piney
Donnie Angus
Clare Smith
Byron
Ball
Thadies Hoyt
John Budd
T. D O’neil
Cottonwood
Mr. O’neil
Cutter
Harl Gauger
Uncle Sam
San Antonio
Texas
Grover Trittipo
Ft. Logan
Colo
Walter Vose
Walter Wererer
Derk
W. S. Nichols
Halfway
Evanston
Little Daugter
Nina Hopkins
Alvin Halstead
Nichols
W. G. Heitz
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
T. B. McDonough
Lars Write
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Colorado
M.B. Camplin
Sheridan
Aucunt
RED Cross
Fred Graham
Henry McDonald
Frank Phillips
Opal, Wyoming
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