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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
11
Marbleton news notes freight moves from Mercantile Co to Kemmerer with M Al Fields and F W Vie. Visitors include Mrs Earl Tibbets of Susie, Mrs Hyson of California, Dan Muir and Mrs J L Fleming, and Wes Shiddler of Statley. Local exams and errands loom as townsfolk travel and shop.
Daniel Doings Noah Tooker visited from Cottonwood last Sunday. Miller J. F. Miller and J. attended, with Mrs We A. Eastog and children calling. George Lewis moved into bachelor quarters in the Bill Hayes house. Fred Jordan family left for Flag Glen for winter work. Enos and Ek. visited Pine Grove area recently.
Receipts issued for road taxes in the incorporated town of Lincoln are payable to the court and accepted only for residents within corporate limits. Taxpayers spending funds on city road receipts must reside inside the town. Tax rate noted at 6 percent.
A fragment notes staff returning to work at Scha l high school after a State Teachers' Examination period. The passage lists attendees including Miss Hatley Mark Guthrin Josephine Bentley Ursula Tanner and Mr. i a who completed the examination in a statewide event held Friday through Saturday.
Mrs. M. R. Fish led a Thanksgiving tag event at Mart ton and Piney, raising 50 dollars for the state federation of women’s clubs in Cheyenne Wyoming. Attendees praised the community’s effort though several organizers resigned including Mrs Fish and a long list of local women and couples.
Community members discuss a shared Christmas tree for all ages. A common fund would cover a tree, decorations, gifts, and kiddie treats, supported by donations from the wider community.
Save 16 per Cent on Your Tages It will pay you to borrow money from your bank at 10 per cent for payment on taxes Taxes are delinquent after Dec 8 1944 Antene Wacak was unfortunate again this week as he ran a pasty nail into his foot Injuring it Get your wife a Airolite gas lamp for Christmas For sale at Mercantile Co Only 7 FOR SALE Three well bred work horses a pacing mare and colt and a good saddle horse For particulars apply at this office
A Lincoln County board proposal states taxes are payable in money only with bills paid when presented to the Board of County Commissioners for approval. The note references section 1000 of Compiled Statutes and warns of statutory requirements governing tax payments.
A concise item notes a local venture by Pure Apple Einer at Piney Mountain, detailing the formation or operation of a cider business and its regional focus. The report emphasizes the enterprise’s location, likely small-scale production, and potential community impact.
The report notes consigned pages at Upper Court and from the Peneer office during the past weeks. Meers Win McHeare and ZL traveled from Pnedate Mowing to verify offices in two locations, tracing missing items amid unclear developments.
Hr Bickley of Sullivan and Bickley in Kegin merer visited the office and praised Fr A Fear for plumbing work on his new bench. Fear expressed satisfaction and the firm is recommended to others seeking work in the area.
The notice lists hot beverages including tea and beef broth options as a flavorful lineup. Clams and hot servings appear among the items, suggesting a cozy, nutrient rich menu for patrons.
Thanksgiving night crowd enjoyed a large well mooded Marbleton dance in Piney with Kemmerer orchestra and local pianist Carl Lotzring and Mrs Chas Hiles. The hall was nicely decorated by George Furney and Mrs M D Meeks. High school members raised funds from crow stage sales and a turkey supper was served at midnight.
Mrs Justin Pomeroy hosted Thanksgiving guests including Myrtle Graham and Justin Pomeroy Jr. at Frank Pomeroy's. Emma Horschler visited parents J Herschler while attending school in Odgen. Various locals, including Elmer Rathbyn and Clarence Holden families, kept busy with coal hauling and visits across the Basin region.
A brief holiday note urges paying the elderly’s taxes as a thoughtful gift. The item frames the act as a practical present, emphasizing relief and appreciation for seniors during the season.
H H Knabe, who ran the Oak Creek Times for about three months, was removed last week by Routt county bank, owner of the plant. The Teuton’s strong ideas offended coal camp conservatism, prompting the change. George W Wagger arrived from Denver to publish this week, with hopes of pleasing most patrons. Knabe has begun legal proceedings to regain control. He is remembered as founder of the Kemmerer Republican and, before coming here, of the Medicine Bow Times.
A telegraph message from Cookeville reports Percy Griggs and two Bridger Valley men were caught in the act of stealing horses. One man killed by the sheriff during capture. others fled. The incident spans claims of horse thefts, with further details about suspects and locations mentioned in local notices.
The readable segments mix names and garbled terms with scattered phrases about invoices and individuals. Content remains unclear, with no recoverable events, dates, or places to anchor a coherent summary.
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