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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
8
Henry Binning Sr father of Kinning Brea and Mesars Hurl and Henry Binning of Cora died early Friday at Grand River Iowa after a spring illness and a two month bed. interment planned for Sunday. He was 40 and died from stomach trouble aggravated by heat.
Public notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 15, 1914 enacting Sanitary Inspection Law Regulation No 10 requiring all glasses used in restaurants cafes dining rooms saloons and soda fountains to be washed in clean water dried and polished with clean towels before reuse. Maurice Groshon Dairy Food and Oil Commissioner approved the rule under Section 25 Chapter 108 of the 1913 session laws.
Voters who changed party since two years ago must file a declaration with the county clerk by August 8 to participate in the August 18 primaries. The law requires any elector changing party to file a written declaration at least ten days before a primary election, with the county clerk recording the change on the poll books and voting list.
Fire destroyed barns and corrals at the Henry Binning ranch last Wednesday night about 1 30 a m. Two harness sets a saddle hay and many chickens burned with the buildings. Neighbors arriving could not help much. Cause remains unknown but appears incendiary as it was burning in several spots.
Frank Berek seven year old son of Alex Berek of No 2 was severely injured last Saturday while playing near his home after finding a dynamite cap.
A Piney meeting at the Big Pine Mercantile led to plans for a three day Wild West carnival in mid September at the fairgrounds. Oscar Beck chaired. a stock company will sell $10 shares to raise $1,200 to $1,500 for expenses and prizes. subscriptions surpassed $300.
A man was struck while pounding with a stone and rushed to the hospital. Doctors reported the sight of one eye was totally destroyed and the right hand required amputation of the thumb and two fingers. He is recovering as well as possible under the circumstances.
C P MacGlashan was a visitor to Pinedale on Saturday for business, engaging with local contacts and inspecting regional operations. He met with officials and discussed potential plans impacting the area.
Hunters dispute daily bag limits as Wyoming game laws set eighteen birds per day and a maximum of six sage grouse. Bulletin No 55 clarifies sage hens are sage grouse and subject to the six bird rule, with sage hens feeding on sage or alfalfa depending on habitat.
Department of Agriculture report cites July 1 figures for Wyoming grain at 12.571 million bushels, up from a five year average of 6.667 million. Corn 527 thousand, winter wheat 1.190 million, spring wheat 1.6 million, oats 5.01 million, barley 184 thousand, potatoes 1.76 million, all above or near historical averages.
Colorado official Thomas announces plans to coin commemorative Panama Canal quarters marking the canal’s anniversary and celebrating the project. He explains the program funds and distribution aim to honor the historic waterway and its builders.
Bhmae of Core notes the death after a shooting incident last week. No suspect named in available text.
Awgust celebrates 1014 and local residents host guests and visit. Miss Blanche Olson from Larama visits uncle K J Jomen and friends. Dr. James Muir lectures on Japan at Muddy Sunday School. Haying weather good. grain looks fine. S. D. Allen and others host meals and attend sales. H J Olson plans trip to Laramie and Fremont Lake sawmill. Guad Miller from Silver Creek travels to Rock Springs on business.
Local narration captures a dramatic exchange between a teller and a figure named Grimahan. The dialogue hints at a courtroom or moral dispute, with Grimahan defending his stance while a teller questions the method. The fragment suggests a performative scene from a historical theater or street performance.
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