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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

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Big Piney Hosts Rural Institute and Better Schools Conference

The Rural School Institute and Better Schools Conference will be held in Big Piney from August 31 to September 4, 1920. County Superintendent Myra E. Geer leads the program with State Director James R. Coxen and Prof. Frederick M. Foster. sessions cover penmanship, general sessions, departmental and grade sessions, and evening entertainments.

Big Piney High School Myra E. Geer Institute and Better Schools Conference James R. Coxen Kansas M. S Wisconsin Laramie Wyo Fredrick M. Foster Harvard Michigan Wyoming Paul H. Dupertuis Washington State College Misa Bergin Palmer

Teachers urged to join reception for visiting instructors

Certificates for Registration and Professional Reading Certificates must be attached to teachers' certificates. All teachers expected to participate. The Congregational church hosts a reception Tuesday at 8:30 p m for visiting instructors and teachers. The reception committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Osterhout and others. young ladies assisting named: Atwood Osterhout Doris MacGlashan Stout Tanner Ball O'Neil Dorothea Budd Martha Jenkins Mrs. Richard Rumsch. Remember Tuesday August 1st at 8 30 p m.

Congregational Church al. Osterhout Jesse Budd Oscar Beck Grace MacGlashan L. D. Tanner Jas. Mickelson Chas

Locals Visit and Election Returns Reported

Locals flock to the Emporium for fresh produce as Mayor Burney makes a Kemmerer business visit. J W Crouch of Denver visits Kemmerer representing Baldwin Piano Co. Miss Marie Rinker returns home to Kemmerer after visiting Albert Larson. Unofficial returns show L D Tanner nominated on the legislative ticket.

J. W. Crouch Denver Baldwin Piano Co Marie Rinker Albert Larson Kemmerer L. D. Tanner

Notice to Stockmen at Holden Ranch Fontenelle

Pasture and accommodations, hay delivered any place at How ard M Holden ranch Fontenelle. Phone David Alplanaly. Adv July 29 September 23.

Howard M. Holden Ranch Fontenelle David Alplanaly

Oil Crew Secures Timbers for Derrick Construction

McKay and Ives delivered large timbers from Snider basin saw mill for Associated Oil Co. derrick. Kemmerer visitors report E. L Smith well progress to 400 feet after three weeks. Petrogas erects standard oil rig on section 7 township 28 range 114 under Fred Hischer in charge. Twenty four lease and prospecting permit applications filed at the U. S. Land Office in Evanston.

Associated Oil Co McKay & Ives Snider Basin Grace MacGlashan P. Budd Kemmerer Cretaceous Oil Company U. S. Land Office Evanston The Petrogas Corporation Fred Hischer Petrogas

Destructive Fire Destroys Evanston Shop and Warehouses

The Evanston Press notes a Saturday morning blaze at Geo. W. Ewer Cleaning and sing shop. The fire consumed the building and two Blyth and Fargo Co warehouses on Main and Sixth streets before firefighters contained it.

Evanston Geo. W. Ewer Blyth & Fargo Co Main Sixh

Shippers Offered Pasture Hay and Accommodations

Advertises pasture hay and lodging for shippers with advance contact urged to B. M. Fox & Son in LaBarge Wyoming. Includes mail and phone options and references ad numbers 41 through 44.

B. M. Fox & Son LaBarge Wyo

Cattle Market Report From South Omaha Yard

Telegraph stock wrap from South Omaha notes Monday receipts light, prices down 50 to 75 cents, slight rebound Tuesday, net midweek decline. Demand steady for feeders. beans include double wintered Arizona cattle at 10 cents and Mexico cattle at 9 cents. Beef cattle mix seen, with good to prime cows at 8 to 9 dollars and feeders sought at 7 to 9 dollars.

South Omaha Lie Arizona Mexico Union Stock Yards Co

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Teachers’ Institute Frederick M. Foster Coxen Foster Miss Bergin Mr. Dupertuis Messrs Foster and Geer Eamon Sea Ua Canon Middle Piney Lake Burney Chas. Lackey L. P. Pletcher E. L Smith M. B. Hook Edison Lewis Cash Grocery J. C. Hainsworth Adv Telegraph Stock Report Omaha State Bank of Big Piney
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