School Will Open Here Sept. 5th
The 1989-40 tennis school starts September 5 for all District No 9 schools. Miss Guinevere Kennington will teach first and second grades, replacing Miss Caryn Murdock who moves to Jackson to teach third and fourth grades. A new high school teacher, Mr Robert Duggan, will cover shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, and coach athletics. Adolph Roncalio teaches Spanish plus band and other grade work. Miss Cook handles English, rhetoric and Latin II. Deveraux teaches mathematics chemistry and industrial arts including wood and some metal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinevere Kennington
Kennington
North Piney
Caryn Murdock
Duggan
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Gresely
Adolph Roncalio
Miss Cook
Deveraux
Funeral Services For John Jenkins
Funeral services for John Jenkins were held at the Episcopal church in Kemmerer last Friday afternoon led by Rev Walter McNeu. The 83 year old man was honored by a large gathering of relatives and friends with all his children present. He spent over fifty years working in coal mines in Hgimaudville and Kemmerer. Interment followed at Diamondville cemetery beside his wife who died in 1913. Pall-bearers were relatives.
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Kemmerer
Walter McNeu
John Jenkins
Duamondville
Jenkins
Hgimaudville
Kenimeier
Henry Hatin Shot and Died in Hospital
KEEMMERER Wyoming coroner reported Tuesday night shooting that left Henry Hatin dead in hospital. A man named Diunean is being questioned in connection with the incident as authorities investigate the quarrel between Hatin and Green Diunean. Hatin had worked for James P. Jensen before returning to Kenmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hatin
Keemmerer
Diunean Haim
Bie Piney
James P. Jensen
Coal bids sought by district nine schools
Sealed bids for lump coal and oil treated slack for Luman Riverside North Piney Middle Piney Dry Piney and Big Piney schools are invited by the School Board No.9 at Bug Piney Wyoming. Bids due September 4 1939 with delivery before September 12 1929. The board may reject any bid. S Edwin Cazier Clerk dated Big Piney August 9 1939 with notice dates August 1 17 24 31.
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School Board of District No
Bug Piney
Wyoming
Luman
Riverside
North Piney
Middle Piney
Dry Piney
Big Piney
Edwin Cazier
Glerk
Big Prncy
Wyo
Omaua Market on Range Cattle Trade Declines Slightly
The Omaha market reports steady to slightly lower prices for stocker calves and yearlings with top light yearling steers at 900 dollars and near choice stock steer calves up to 10.25 a unit. Cows range 550 to 700, with drought-affected markets noted. Also includes a social note on the engagement of Margaret Frances Wither Speen to Charles Thane McAlister on August 15, 1939 in Kemmerer Wyoming, with plans to Idaho Falls.
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Cox-Jones-Randall-Rosser Bros
Wyoming
Withiam Judson Wither Speen
Margaret Frances
Charles Thane McAlister
Kemmerer
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Examiner
Bear Lake Visitors Trim Treasure Island Pot Week
Mrs Rodney Bennett reports Bear Lake visitors visiting Treasure Island during the pot week. Outdoor fountains drew 308 persons who may think from the same time.
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Rodney Bennett
Whither
Bear Lake
Treisure Island
Thrills and Spills At State Fair Rodeo
Wyoming hosts its first state fair rodeo September 8 to 11 with Oklahoma brahmas long horns and a 1400 pound bucking buffalo. Promoter Secretary Lem Carmin announces Floyd Goy of Torrington as rodeo contractor and brings top stock and trained horses from Cheyenne Frontier Days.
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Douglas
Wyo
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Lem Carmin
Floyd Goy
Torrington
Coy
Goshen County
Nebraska
Garmin
Frontier Days
Carmin
Shattuck
Okla
John Bell
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Eufiglo
Renna Bentier
Oak
Bender
Sheridan- Wye-Redee
President to Move Thanksgiving Date Up A Week
President Franklin D Roosevelt announced from Campobello Island that Thanksgiving would be advanced to November 23 this year, citing complaints about the long gap after Labor Day and before Christmas. He noted October observances and the historical shift to the last Thursday in November.
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Campobello Island
New Brunswick
Roosevelt
The
Republic
Arken Down
Ringling clown Gist to headline three day fair rodeo program
Til comb his whiskers out. Bender furnishing one good trick, mine, is contracted to work the arena. Pmkey Gist of Phoenix Artz has been hired as the fresh clown. Gist has two trick mules Mackey and Freckles. He played to 000 people in Los Angeles Coliseum, dine 26. From there to Seals' stadium in San Francisco before 58,000, then to San Diego stadium for another crowd. He will perform in Lewistown Montana on the Fourth of July and travel from Lake View Oregon to fulfill his engagement here. Along with the boxing, brahma riding, buffalo riding and clowning, the fair will feature two championship bucking contests, calf roping, bareback horse riding, kids calf riding, and an eight-race racing program over the three days.
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Bender
Pmkey Gist
Phoenix
Artz
Fresh Clown
Lewistown Mont
Lake View
Ore
Brahama
Cattle on Feed Aug 1 1939 Across Corn Belt
Agricultural Marketing Service reports Aug 1 cattle on feed in the Corn Belt 16 percent higher than a year earlier with broad gains east of the Mississippi. April and January gains also larger than prior year, reflecting high cattle prices and record corn stocks. distribution now favors eastern states over western.
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Washington
D. C
Corn Belt
Agricultural Marketing Service
Gorn Belt
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Gorn
Sern
Ovir
Om Fapd Lheg
Wyoming Petroleum Work Progressing
The Wyoming Petroleum Corpora tion through GM GC Ed Lewis has applied to Utah State Securities Commission for permission to raise capital in Utah for oil land development at Big Piney and other Wyoming and Utah areas. Drilling at Charles Budd No 1 nears 2,680 feet with Shannon sands expected near 3,700 feet. work progresses satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Petroleum Corporation
Ed Lewis
Utah State Securities Commssion
Big Piney
Wyoming
Utah
Lewis
Selph Calder
Salt Lake
Wyong Petroleum
G Burritt
Salt Lake City
80 Students to Receive Diplomas State University
LARAMIE WY Aug 15 Special 80 students will receive degrees and diplomas at the University of Wyoming summer commencement Aug 24. Forty eight bachelor degrees 24 master degrees two from the law school and six machine diplomas. Commencement address by Dr Edward A Steiner noted for works on tacit religious and society affairs. Sermon by Dr Mark W Heicher. Total 1221 registered in two terms. students from 21 states first term 753 second term 468. The summer school in Medicine Bow Mountains draws attendees from across the United States. The program highlights the growing reputation of Wyoming summer study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Edward A Steiner
Grinnell College
Iowa
Steiner
Mark W. Heicher
Wwe
Presbyterian Church
Pasadena
Cald
Wyemine
United States
Universiy
Medicine Bow
Wyomme
Wryamme
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
South Dakota
Texas
America
Wyoming Seeks Caution At Semi Centenary Celebrations
Secretary of State Lester Hunt urges greater caution and slower driving during Wyoming’s semi centennial events. The message expresses hopes that happy memories endure as the festivities become history and promotes the use of Wyoming made and grown products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lester
Hunt
Secretary of State
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Hunter Moody
Humphrey
Springfield
Ilinois
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Alaama
Lebor Relations Board
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Masse Smith
Virginia
Roulzohn
Ohio
Murdock
Halleck
Indiana
Robert A. Taft
William H. Taft
U.S
BEST
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Eigen
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Apa
Atlantic Refining Company
E. J. Henry
Delaware River
Cheater
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Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Oni Company
OFS
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Omaua
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Pony Express
Trapper
Tay
Wyoming Petroleum Work
State University
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