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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
8
Inaccurate OCR fragment shows advertising rate terms. Mentions per inch charges for single and multiple insertions and monthly rates. Requires clarification from original print to ensure proper amounts and dates.
The article warns railways and shippers to prepare for a possible car shortage this October due to heavy crop movement and seasonal demand. It urges early orders for cement and other commodities, urging industrial managers and commercial organizations to coordinate with patrons nationwide.
Towns can help by urging their people to move goods as early as possible. Shippers and consignees should assist railways and other shippers by loading and unloading cars promptly. Delays waste cars and reduce available supply.
Mrs. Avoie Decker wife of longtime cattleman L L Decker was appointed sheriff of Moffat county after convict Daly Morgan, who escaped, forced her to prepare a meal at gunpoint. She is about 43, mother of two sons Lawrence 18 a champion bronco rider and William 16. The nomination may occur at the upcoming primary. Denver Time reports the event.
A miner named Davelay reports from a coal mine Monday that a collapse in the shaft has been repaired and the mine timbered throughout. He says there is ample ventilation and预计 plenty of coal by September 1 while he plans to join his wife and family in Sinora Mexico.
The tale follows Krew the Signs, William Hveory Jr., a seven year old with a peculiar hunger for buckwheat cakes and maple syrup. At breakfast his grandfather watches him, as the boy quips about always having enough before stopping to take one more bite.
Mrs Lot Haley died after a 10 day illness. Her husband and three children survive. Funeral services were held at the North Cottonwood home with Reese officiating and interment on the ranch.
We wish to thank the man friends and neighbors who kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother.
Stanley items report Stanley resident Shidler visiting her son Wess and family. Daniels and sons took a flying trip to Opal supplies and bay men. Curtis to put up the Bay at Sykes ranch with a full crew. Edna McLean gone to Piney to assist her mother with haying. Mary returned home. Arnold Johnsons hosted sister and brother in law from Riw lins. Wallace Daniels to resume duties soon. Vale nce Blanch and Roy recovering after last week’s operation. Lehmer family returned to North Piney after a short visit. Alma Dunham closed school for a month’s vacation. Program listed includes welcome address, songs, drill, dialogue, scenes, and a convention related to school activities.
A popular preaching service is announced for Big Piney with two Sundays scheduled at 2 30 p m on August 11 and August 26. The event invites the local community to attend.
On June 1, 1912, Joux Tuomrson states a contract with Charles Potter of Kemmerer Wyoming for a black stallion four years old branded with uree quarter circle on the left thigh and 7 bat 6 on right shoulder. Potter failed to pay per agreement, and Tuomrson warns potential purchasers to keep away and will file legal proceedings unless the horse is returned.
Notice to residents of Big Piney and nearby areas that O H Maus Duswas will teach music in Big Piney at the new ball on Fridays and Saturdays each week. Rates show one hour lessons for $1 and half hour lessons for 50 cents.
Studebaker Bros. announce wagons burness and buggies for sale at the Studebaker line headquarters located at W. G. Heitz's hotel in Big Piney.
H I Budd has long lived in the district and currently serves as county tal sesitinn for abtaily betecianlonse. He has held the office two years, shown good service, and his experience and strain are cited as proof of unequaled efficiency for county commissioner.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a public sale notice referencing August 20 1912 and attendee sessions. The readable portion indicates a forthcoming event with official action awaiting details.
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