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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
8
Ad rates and insertion charges listed in a garbled late 19th or early 20th century classified style. Rates include per insertion prices, monthly terms, line counts, and penalties for delayed submissions. Names and places are unreadable or corrupted in the OCR.
The fragment discusses Roosevelt's approach to negro delegates and predicts little support in the Southern states. It warns such a scheme could erode his standing among his base and damage respect previously afforded him.
A public figure criticizes Senator Warren, arguing for a constructive approach and urging restraint. The piece emphasizes the need for thoughtful leadership to secure western benefits and maintain public trust in state representation.
A fragmented census bulletin notes shifts in crop values with some regions reporting higher prices and others limited gains. It cites increases in certain crops and notes overall price changes affecting farmer income.
The article notes population changes in a defined period and cites the bulletin's conclusion about reasons for the shift. It highlights the export of agricultural products and the increasing conscription shaping the nation's wartime mobilization.
The Tri-Weekly News argues that Senator Warren pushes appropriations for federal buildings beyond town sizes. It claims towns seldom protest and cites Cheyenne’s large federal building as an example. The piece warns Wyoming will grow and costly future buildings may be needed, noting alleged favoritism.
Western cattle prices reach nine dollars per cwt for Montana stock in 1912. The Pioneer Cattle Co. range cattle shown weighed 1 440 pounds and were deemed fair quality, not prime. Henry Du Plan, buyer for western cattle, notes market conditions not fully reflected by these examples.
A fragmented report notes Sehwartgnehitel cattle moving from Monfars with November range gains to around 111 at 87.90, opened at average values, while a northwestern range shows many cattle never fed. Montana heifers averaging 1,008 pounds command unknown prices. market signals suggest shift toward beef and young stock with conservation aims.
The text laments isolation and poor communication amid county primary results. It notes Henry Budd and T. D. O’Neil as Green River Valley candidates and accuses a coal camp boss of steering votes, claiming Green River Valley will have no commissioner and criticizing county leadership under Thomas Sneddon.
Mr. C. C. Campbell president of Kemmer 5 Bigney Telephone company visits the region after service complaints. He pledges immediate repairs from Kem merger to Pinedale and works to win public trust by listening to residents and promising action.
A brief civic note expresses strong belief in Campbell and signals hope for a forthcoming change. Citizens await defined reforms and leadership shift.
Deputy Sheriff McMinn recaptured Walter Fossen, the trustee who helped overpower Jailer Fife. Fossen, captured in Nevada, will be brought back soon. Four of six escapees have been taken. Crutch for robbery and Spaulding on hunting detail remain at large. Wyoming Times.
The Superintendent C E Howell of Water Division No 4 will beat the following places at the respective dates named below for final proof of water rights. Parties intending to submit proof should bring maps permits and all papers pertaining to their water rights.
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the company's office in Marbleton Wyoming at 2 o'clock pm on September Ord 1912 to elect a seven member board for the ensuing year and transact other business as may come before the meeting. W. B Toru, President.
Preaching services held at Cottonwood Church on Sundays at 8 p m led by Pastor D D Resaz.
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