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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
2
The Ladies' Guild met with Howard Helts for Thursday refreshments. Ursula and Lydia Tanner visited MacGlasha. Oscar Beck helped in the hay field. Sunday visits included E. R. and Zach Noble with brother Charles' wife from Iowa. Names: Mickelson, Noble, Fear, Glashan, Cha rasmus, O Neil. Big Piney referenced.
Mrs Alma Dunham and Mr Bert Dunham hosted a Saturday gathering with thirty guests including Mise Alma Cooper. Attendees, church visits, and neighborhood updates followed into the night with mentions of Dunham family travel and local social activity across Cottonwood and Piney areas.
A fragment describes a confrontation where a small Bushman outsmarts a hunter by darting through reeds and hiding in the jungle. The hunter grows alarmed as the chase unfolds with repeated feints and evasive moves before the capture pattern emerges.
A McGain visitor notes plans for road construction in the Jackson Hole area including Hoback Canyon road and Green River routes with $2,000 and $4,000 in funds. Congress appropriates ten percent of national forest funds to roads and ten to twenty five percent of state forest receipts support such roads and schools.
Fragmentary text references enforcement of a public safety inspection law and a regulation number. Mentions eyewear or glass in public places and mentions a state or locality. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
A pastor secured a peace agreement after hidden negotiations with key parties. The confidential talks aimed to end hostilities and establish a framework for reconciliation and community support. Authorities described the process as lengthy but constructive, with ongoing monitoring promised.
Eastfork residents report visitors including Mrs Blanche O son of Laramie visiting relatives, Miss Olson living with parents near Laramie awhile, Mrs George Lovatt and Geo Baldwin of Boulder seen together. A small crowd attended the Mitthe and Hitte sale with favorable prices, Alva Spaeecos buying the tiny and leasing the ranch. Family movements include Quy J and kin moving to Wig Mr Meyers to tend horses and waghee era.
The St John s Episcopal Church announces Sunday worship at 3 p m with a resident minister taking charge on the flat of September. Sunday School also meets and all are invited to attend the services and lessons.
The Watt The Big Viney Examiner will relocate to a new plant in Kemmerer. Mr Young described as a capable journalist with notable qualities will oversee the move and help establish the paper as a first class publication in its new home.
Miss Johnson of North Cottonwood was taken by her father after a period of illness. Sael Johnson had cared for her while she had been ill for over a year.
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