Official Town Council Proceedings Big Piney November 4 1930
Regular meeting adjourned for lack of quorum to a special session on November 5. GEO W HOPKINS JR and GEO A MOFFAT laid out adjournment, with minutes approving prior session and authorizing land exclusion west of Josephine Budd residence. Salaries for October listed for Clerk, Attorney, and Marshal. Ordinance amended to require school attendance age under eighteen, including all minors. No further business.
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Big Piney
Wyo
Geo W Hopkins, JR
Nelse P Christensen
Robert H Gunter
Chase Howerton
G B Hockett
Gee
A Moffat
Josephine
Town Council Meeting of Big Piney December 1930
December 2 1930 regular Big Piney town council meeting with Mayor Hopkins and councilors Christensen Gunter Moffat presiding absent Howerton. Salaries for November listed for Marshal Hackett Attorney Moffat and Clerk Moffat. Fire engine repair and street dragging expenses totaled 125 00. No further business reported.
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Big Piney
Wye
Geo
W Hopkins
Nelso P Christensen
Robert H Gunter
Geo A Moffat
Chas C Howerton
Jos Hill
G B Hackett
Moffat
May Increase Highway Aid At State Officials Meeting
The American Association of State Highway Officials held its annual meeting in Pittsburgh during the week of November 16 with about 350 executives and engineers from state highway departments and the Bureau of Public Roads. All states except two were represented. The unemployment situation was a key topic, and the executive committee, including Z E Levison of Wyoming, was authorized to cooperate with authorities on potential measures.
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American Association of State Highway Officials
Pittsburg
Bureau of Public Roads
Association
Z E Levison
Wyoming
Executive committee eyes large federal highway aid plan
The executive committee is likely to recommend a substantial emergency federal aid for highways plus boosted forest highway funds and about 25 million dollars for new road classifications known as public domain roads. If congress makes these appropriations immediately available they could total around 300 million dollars.
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Arthur Woods
Congress
Wyoming license plates issued this month in 1931
Sublette county plans distribution from the county treasurer in Pinedale starting December 1. New plates will differ in appearance using emerald green numerals on silver gray. Residents may reserve their current numbers or any preferred numbers by December 15 with a cash or check payment.
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Wyoming
Pinedale
Sublette
Highway Commission to Open More Bids This Month
Cheyenne reports the state highway commission will open bids on December 19 for several highway projects. It will be the second set of contracts let since the $2,800,000 highway bond issue passage. The exact number of contracts is undecided. work is to start promptly and continue through winter to reduce unemployment.
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Cheyenne
State Highway Commission
Ideal Gift for the Boy
An appeal to boys aged ten to twenty highlighting The American Boy Youth's Companion as a gateway to adventures. Portrays journeys to distant lands, harsh climates, and exciting roles such as sled dog teams, Indian terrains, prairie schooners, and a US Mail pilot.
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Mapic
Gift offer for American Boy Companion subscription
The American Boy Youth's Companion advertises 18 thrilling experiences such as elephant riding and battleship cruising to sharpen wit and imagination. It promotes gifting options with a 1¢ card and subscription prices of 2.00 for one year or 3.00 for three years, directing orders to 550 W Lafayette Blvd Detroit Michigan. Thanksgiving dinner guest list and a festive table setting are described among the event details.
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Foreign Legion
Lafayette Blvd
Detroit
Michigan
Wyoming News Roundup Highlights 1930 Projects and Plans
Jackson-Glen Crosby and Ray Golden secure a contract to build five cabins and filing stations at the Morton and Black camp ground on Highway 11 west Rawlins reports underground wire work at the penitentiary A J Eing estimates Wyoming 1930 turkey crop value at 1 200 000 for 230 000 birds Thermopoli district growers urged to plant larger bean acreage Cheyenne to vote on 157 000 bond issue in January for fire department and street improvements Pinebluff notes 112 cars of potatoes and 29 carloads of beets shipped from local station Greybull survey of Sunshine Basin project by US Reclamation Service Gasoline sales in Wyoming October 1930 total 3 689 926 gallons Triangle Club to meet at Mrs W Cates home December 11 1930
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Jackson
Glen Crosby
Ray Golden
New Morton
Black Camp
Highway 11
Town
Cheyenne
Beverle
Ward
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MR. Cattleman
Triangle Live
Personal Service
Triangle Live Stock Commission CO
Geo. E. Parker Sheep
C. J
Chris) Horn
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Nielson Cattle Hogs
Omaha
Highway Commission
J. Elmer Brock
Wyoming Stockgrowers Association
Charles Olson
CG F Roberson
Ogden
Oscar Roberson
Qoal
Olaf Polson
Fontenelle
E L Dahlquist
Fort Bridger
Amneld Olson
Elmer
Lester Olson
State News
Rawlins
Greybull
Sunshine Basin
Greybull River
United States Reclamation Service
Triangle Club
W Cates
Tulsa
Lincoln Planing Mill
P.O. Box
Kemmerer, Wyo
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James Oliver Curwood
Champlain
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Quebec
Burney & Co. General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
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