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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1930

Page

5

Lincoln highway flood damage near Rock Springs estimated at 20000

Wyoming state highway engineer Z E Levison reported damage to the Lincoln highway through Rock Springs area due to flooding. A two mile detour and a 500 foot temporary bridge were built under state supervision to keep traffic moving for about 1500 autos tied up over 40 hours.

Cheyenne Wemory Rock Springs Z E Levison Lincoln Wyomeng Sevison Twelve Mile Lake Highway Department Rocek Springs Levison Fremont County Pine Bluffs Wyoming Nebraska State Line Lincoln Highway Union Pacific Theghway Department Rai State Department

Awarded Scholarship for Arnold Whitman at Big Piney High

Arnold Whitman senior at Big Piney High School receives a $100 Diversity of Denver School of Commerce scholarship announced by Dean George A Warfield. Award honors his strong scholarship and principal's recommendation to pursue advanced business studies. Also notes school contracts bid winners for coal hauling janitorial work and three bus routes.

Arnold Whitman Big Piney Denver School of Commerce George A Warfield Bi Whitman ARC H C Dunham Frank Shipley Guy Car Big Piney Garage Ed Pyanegan

Portrait of Senator Warren Hung in Wyoming Senate Chamber

Washington artist Boris Gordon has hung a faithful oil portrait of late Senator Francis E Warren in the Wyoming state capitol Cheyenne. Gordon began the work three years ago at Vice President Dawes's urging to present it for possible purchase. Congress later did not appropriate funds. Gordon plans a temporary display until the state legislature meets next January and February, inviting Wyoming citizens to view and inspect the painting.

Francis E Warren Boris B Gordon Washington National Capitol Warren Gordon Congress Jowrneying West Coast Cheyenne Wyoming Geordon Wyonming

California Leads In Cars Sent To Yellowstone Park

California has surged to the lead in car traffic to Yellowstone National Park this season, ahead of Montana. A government May to July check shows California with 4,781 cars carrying 13,553 passengers, Montana with 2,790 cars and 12,489 passengers, and Idaho third with 2,528 cars and 9,440 passengers. Other regions posted modest counts, including Canada with 1,498 cars and 1,656 passengers, Alaska with three cars and eight passengers, and a few cars from Delaware, Canal Zone, Mexico, Cuba, and China.

Yellowstone Park Wyo California Montana Yellowstone National Park Pacific Coast Idaho Delaware Canada Alaska Hawaii Canal Zone Mexico Cuba China Jane Palo Rico

Hoover Commission on Public Land to Visit Wyoming

Four members of President Hoover s public land commission will tour Wyoming this week. They will depart Great Falls Montana Wednesday and travel through Cody Casper Green River before leaving the state. Governor Frank C Emerson regrets he cannot meet the visitors but wishes them success in gathering information on public domain questions and reclamation and power plans.

Hoover Commission ON Public Land Wyoming Perry W Jenkins Big Piney Hoovers Commission Great Falls Mont Emerson Jenny Kuchler Nash Branford Casper Green River Jenkins Peny W Jenkins Pyubhe Domain Cody Kuchler, Nash Frank CG Emerson

Wyoming Effort Against Proselyting Noted

The Rocky Mountain News notes Wyoming aims to steer high school athletes to its own university after prep school. Curley Grieve, sports editor, cites past alumni returning as promising athletes, warning against external recruiting and urging local retention.

Covered Wagon Centennial and Moose Hunting Update

This issue highlights an illustrated feature on the Conestoga wagon and its American origins in the East, tied to the Covered Wagon Centennial. Also corrected hunting dates in Wyoming moose season for Park Premont Teton counties to September 15 and October 1 opening, with season closing November 15. Wyoming livestock and wool production figures are reported, totaling $120 million in value and 28,710,000 pounds of wool.

trans-Mississippi Pennsylvania Conestoga Valley Elmo Leek Watson Wyoming State Game and Fish Commission Park Premont Teton Sub @le Lincoln Wyomng US Bureau of Crops and Livestock

Federal aid funds apportioned to states under drought relief plan

Washington DC secretary Ryde authorized immediate apportionment of 121,875,000 in federal road aid, part of a 125 million fiscal year appropriation. States receiving funds include California 4,281,222. Colorado 2,315,948. Idaho 1,554,594. Montana 2,580,405. Nebraska 2,644,726. North Dakota 2,001,841. Oregon 1,997,565. South Dakota 2,004,077. Utah 1,416,493. Washington 1,940,922. Wyoming 1,563,607.

Washington, DC Ryde Hawaii California Colorado Idaho Montana Nebraska North Dakota Oregon South Dakota Utah Washington Wyomng

Ways and Means to Traffic Safety Third National Conference report

The National Conference on Street and Highway Safety announces the publication of Ways and Means to Traffic Safety, the report of its Third National Conference held in Washington May 27 28 1930. The report consolidates results of three conferences 1924 1925 1930 and covers Uniform Traffic Regulations Enforcement Education of Highway Users Traffic Accident Records and Street and Highway Facilities. Copies may be obtained on request from the National Conference on Steel and Highway Safety.

National Conference On Washington Trafic Safety Revuest National Conference On Steel and Highway Safety

Rain Protected Chickens Open Season Ends Amid Heavy Rains

The open season for chickens closed Monday after two days hampered by heavy rains. Hunters faced difficult hunting on the hills as birds were hard to locate, though the last day yielded better bags. Wet weather favored the chickens, and many new chicks hatched in Sublette, suggesting a larger crop next season.

Primary Election Nominations Stir Sublette County Contests

Tuesday's primary produced multiple county nominations led by Sheriff candidate Homer Payne and Clerk of Court Ann Bulings. Democratic ticket shows minimal contests while state offices draw fuller focus as Governor Emerson seeks federal aid for drought hit Wyoming.

Sublette Glerk C C Feltner Homer Payne Treaswer J © Clark Cowty G B Hackett Po Ann Bulings Arthur Mocroft J W Montrose Keith Culbertson R-T Albert Sheri W D Holt Gust L Larson United States Robert D Carey Carehurst Wyo Franki .Emerson Congress Vincent Carter A M Clark Ross Alcorn H R Weston Katharine A Morton Harry R Swartz John P Rusk Leslie A Miller D O Davis Bev Waddell

Notice of Republican Precinct Committee Meeting

A meeting of all old and new Republican Precinct Committeemen will be held on Saturday night August 28 1930 at 8 00 o clock. Committeemen are urged to attend. County Republican Chairman L D Tanner indicates urgency.

Mountain Family Returns After Summer Visit

The Whelan family from Snyder Basin, including son Joe and daughters Elizabeth and Eileen, arrived in the city for a summer stay and left in the morning to return to their summer residence.

Whelan Joe Daughterr Elizabeth Eileen Snyder Basin Rock Springs

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GOV. Emerson Republcan Uie Chambers Senate Yellowstone Park Robert D. Carey U. S. Senator MOOSE Wyoung National Conference ON Street and Highway Safety Plains Great Northwest Oregon Country Dakotahs Douglas Wyo Ming 4H Club Goy Cmerson Dyde Frank C Emerson Arthur M Hyde Secretary of Agriculture Go Erers Emersons Hyde L D Tanner
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