Secretary Jardine to Review Forest Range Appraisal
Ogden Utah August 24 1925 Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine announces a thorough review of the Forest Service range appraisal by non partisan advisor Dan B Casement of Manhattan Kansas Casement will begin around January 1 1926 and will interview stockmen examine National Forest and private lands in western states Jardine seeks a competent reviewer of grazing fee proposals for National Forests amid prior delays and stockman opposition resulting from 1919 1920 commitments and 1927 fee enactment plans.
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Ogden
Utah
Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Wm. Jardine
Dan B. Casement
Manhattan
Kansas
Casement
Ohio
White River
Colorado
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Appropriations Committee
National Forest
United States Forest Service
Community Church Service Offers Baptism and Communion
The Community Church invites all followers to attend the Sunday service at the Bell with baptism and reception of new members. After the service the Lord's Supper will be observed and all are welcome to participate. A farewell service for Rev. Kimmel is planned a week from next Sunday.
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Our Lord
Kimmel
New Jersey
Herbert C. Kimmel
Wyoming Labor Day Proclamation Sets September 7 1925
Governor Nellie Tayloe Ross proclaims Labor Day in Wyoming for September 7 1925 urging citizens to close businesses join parades meetings and festivities. The document notes labor recognition and public interest in living standards as essential to state and national prosperity. Miss Collins arrives to teach Summers school and Atty R Br Rose and son from Casper visit Piney on business tied to Cretaceous Oil Co.
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State OF Wyoming
America
Wyoming
Nellie Tayloe Ross
State of
Nellie Taylor Ross
Frank E. Lucas
Atty. R. BR. Rose
Casper
Mr. Rose
Cretaceous Oil Co
Gubernatorial Timber Focus Shifts to Jenkins in Wyoming
In Sublette County Wyoming Aug 22 Senator P W Jenkins emerges as a strong potential governor. Jenkins, a longtime Wyoming resident since 1906, has influence in education and state administration, with a career spanning Amity college Simp son college and recent roles at Yerkes Observatory and Underwood observatory. He pursued advanced math and astronomy studies across multiple universities and a ranching lifestyle shapes his civic prominence.
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Hillmont
Wyo
P. W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Wyoming
Indiana
Ohio
Main University
University of Cincinnati
Tennesee Military Academy
Amity College
Simpson College
Columbia University
Lawrence University
Underwood Observatory
Yerkes Observatory
University of Chicago
George A. Kranz
Minnesota
Wyoming Ranch
Pinedale School
Pinedale
L. E. Jewett Nominated for Governor Based on Public Service
The text notes L. E. Jewett’s roles on the forest reserve and executive committees of the American Livestock Associations and his 1918 representation of the National Association in Washington in the Senatorial investigation of food costs. It argues his scientific training and state involvement prepare him for the governorship.
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Forest Reserve
American Livestock Associations
National Association
Washington, D. C
Jenkins
L. E. Jewett
Does Big Piney Need a Church the Year Around
Citizens of Big Piney schedule a Sunday afternoon meeting at 3 00 in the Community Church to debate establishing a resident minister and year round church services. Rev H C Kimmel will preside and attendees are urged to state their views for or against the proposition.
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Big Piney
H. C. Kimmel
Two Charges Sh Summary Not Provided
The text reports Sheriff James Payne arresting Thomas F. Byrne in a car theft case linked to Pittsburg Pennsylvania and involving a young girl described as a potential wife. Investigations mention a federal official from Salt Lake and a U.S. Marshal to transport to Cheyenne for two charges car theft and white slavery.
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James Payne
Thomas F. Byrne
Pittsburg
Penn
Byrne
Ati
Pinedale
Salt Lake
U.S
Cheyenne
Hig Piney School Opens for 1925 26 Term
The Hig Piney school opens Monday September 14 at nine o'clock with a seasoned staff led by Superintendent Charles H Glassner of Broadwater Nebraska and Principal Lola M Windsor. New heating by steam furnace and a sanitary drinking fountain mark campus improvements funded by district taxpayers.
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Hig Piney
Charles 4H. Glassner
Broadwater
Nebr
Lola M. Windsor
Ruth Pereboom
Blaine Larkin
la- Vina Manning
Martha Jenkins
Pearl Budd
W. H. Anderson
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Community Church Service
Mary Guthrie
Kemmerer
A. Lloyd
Halfway
Burney & Co
Big Piney, Wyoming
Miss Collins
Sublette County
Big Brother
Swanson
THE
BIRD
Orlin Black
J. H. Smart
State Bank of
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