Death of Big Piney boy in Kemmerer auto crash
Six year old Jesse Hackett Beckett, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Beckett of Big Piney, died at L. C. M. hospital after a Friday evening pedestrian accident on the Kemmerer triangle. He was injured when struck by an automobile while retrieving a rubber ball. Funeral services were held in Kemmerer at the Methodist Episcopal church. Survived by parents, two sisters Aurele and Lynette, and brother Gail. The family and Big Piney community mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
G. B. Beckett
Big Piney
Kemmerer
L.C. M
Lauzer
Rock Springs
Hackett
Lynette
Matthews
L. D. Tanner
Frank Springman
N. P. Christensen
George Moffat
Jesse B. Bidd
John Stevens
Honory
Marvis
Phillip Howerto
Kenneth Daniels
Antone Subic
Keith McNinch
Micky Hopkins
Aurele
Gail
C. T. Hackett
Enterprise
Oregon
Jackson Now Endows Gravity Water System
Water was brought into the city mains from a new reservoir east of town, connecting 500 000 gallons to the town mains. The project cost about $1.20 per foot, raising pressure to about 70 pounds and preventing freezing with a discharge valve on Flat Creek. Surfacing of the highway between Piendale and Daniel was completed.
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Jackson’s Hole Courier
Victor
Cache Creek
Flat Creek
Bridge progress stalls over cement work delay
Mrs Perry Pfisterer visiting Mesa returns home to Fall River Basin with plans to resume construction in spring. Contractors Rognstad and Olsen report unfinished cement floor at Prairie erveck Bridge, Casper area, due to cold nights. Highway engineer H P Jacqui leaves for Rock Springs, will likely return next spring. Daniel and colleagues make routine business calls and note theft of equipment as they work on the new state highway project.
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Perry Pfisterer
Mesa
Arizona
Daniel
D. A. Blackmon
Eugene Robinson
Fall River Basin
Colby, Rognstad and Olsen
Prairie Erveck
Casper
H. P. Jacqui
Rock Springs
Christmas Card Campaign for Wyoming Resources
Wyoming commerce department promotes a Christmas brochure of Wyoming scenes and resources sent to out of state friends. Cards priced at 10 cents each with postpaid mailing and free name printing on addresses provided. Also notes visiting locals and upcoming state legislature meetings with railway association events.
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Wyoming
Department of Commerce and Industry
Wyoming Livestock Wins Big at Three National Shows
University of Wyoming stock exhibited at Ak Sar Ben Wichita and American Royal earned 226 ribbons and over 2000 in prize money. Four classes showed sheep horses beef cattle and hogs with notable wins including reserve championships and best mares and colts. Fitting experts from the university aided by Hult Hutton Wheeler and Griffin contributed to the success.
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University of Wyoming
Omaha
Kansas National
Wichita
American Royal
Kansas City
Denver
Wyoming
Hygomare
University Stock Farm
Maple Grove Pearl
Egomare
University
Poland-China
Poland
Lincoln
Wether
H. W. Brettell
James Hutton
8. S Wheeler
George Griffin
Fred S. Hult
Passes Of W W Stotts At 54 In Dry Piney Basin
Willard Wilmot Stotts, 54, died of a heart attack at the Dry Piney coal mine area after a day at work. Arthur Stotts found his father dead in a cabin, believed to have occurred about twelve hours earlier. He is survived by a wife Ella B. Boring and seven children Athol, Willard, Shirley, Harold, Elizabeth Price, Alien, and Arthur, plus two Dowington, Ohio, relatives. Burial preparations were made for Colorado Springs, where his wife and one son reside.
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Arthur Stotts
Morth Piney
WW. Stotts
Kemmerer
Colorado Springs
Willard Wilmot Stotts
Dowington
Meigs County
Ohio
Ella B. Boring
Athol
Willard
Shirley
Harold
Elizabeth Price
Grand Junction
San Diego
Calif
Arthur
Dry Piney
Dowiington
Dry Piney Basin
Carey and Winter Enter Senate Candidacy in Wyoming
Robert D. Carey of Careyhurst and G. B. Winter of Casper announce candidacy for the Wyoming Senate in the special election to replace the late Senator Francis E. Warren. Governor Emerson calls a December 22 special legislative session to set election plans.
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Robert D. Carey
Careyhurst
G. BE. Winter
Casper
Francis E. Warren
Emerson
Federal Farm Board Member to address Cheyenne shippers
A Federal Farm Board member will discuss the Farm Board Act provisions and policy at the Central Western Shippers Advisory Board meeting in Cheyenne Wyoming on December tenth. The free-to-the-public session involves farmers, stockgrowers, bankers and businessmen. it covers rail car supply and service needs across Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Utah and Idaho. Also featured is an illustrated piece on Indian sign language by Elmo Scott Watson urging readers to read To Preserve Indian Sign Language.
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Federal Farm Board
Cheyenne
Farm Board
Chauman Legge
Samual R. McKelvie
C. B. Denman
Federal Board
Central Western Shippers’ Advisory Board
Wyoming
The
Shippers’ Advisory Board
Colorado
Nebraska
Utah
Idaho
Congress
Examiner
Elmo Scott Watson
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Dances in Bronx Area
Bronx residents hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr and Mrs D B H Scott and Mr and Mrs Henry Jons at Georges Fran home. Young people helped with Thanksgiving dances in Pinedale and Daniel. The Jolly Neighbors plan a December 5 meeting with Mrs Henry Dons at Turtle Ranch South Beaver. Elk hunt trip returns reported along Moran county.
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D. BH. Scott
Henry Jons
George Fran
Jolly Newhbors
Henry Dons
Turtle Ranch
Souths Beaver
F. H. Pape
Alice A. Pape
Paul Pape
Lester Pape
Court Sonnston
James Payne
Homer Payne
John Wilson
Pinedale
Benefits From Shippers Advisory Board Meeting
Central Western Shippers Advisory Board will meet at 9 30 A M Tuesday December 10 in the Elks Club Cheyenne Wyoming to illustrate how enlightened public opinion can solve railroad transport and car service problems without law mandates The boards and their reports reflect regional transport needs affecting individuals and communities alike.
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Central Western Shippers’ Advisory Board
Whnch
Elks Club
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Community Church Minister Preaches The Love That Will Not Let Go
Rev A G Best will lead Sunday services at Community Church next Sunday with Church School at 10 a m and Public Worship focusing on the sermon subject The Love That Will Not Let Go.
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A. G. Best
Miss Lois Jenkins Moved For Medical Needle Removal
Miss Lois Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs P W Jenkins was taken to Rock Springs Wednesday morning to have part of two broken needles removed from one of her hands Osige Cement work for foundation of new depot building progressing rapidly
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Lois Jenkins
P. W. Jenkins
Rock Springs
Osige
Alfred Davison Dies From Wagon Accident Near Marbleton
Alfred Davison aged 22 son of Mrs Ned Davison of Marbleton was injured when his team rolled on a steep hill near the Roy Lotter ranch while returning from the timber. He died at home in Marbleton at 2:00 a.m. Tuesday. Davison, employed with Henry Stoker for T. D. O'Neil, fell from the wagon and was run over. He survived by his mother and siblings Arnold Olson Mrs Willard Todd Ned George and Cora Davison. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Community church conducted by Rev. A. C. Best with burial at Big Piney cemetery.
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Alfred Davison
Ned Davison
Marbleton
Merns
Roy Lotter
Henry Stoker
T. D. O'Neu
Meroa
Stoker
Davison
Stocker
Rolk
Lozier
Pat Ball
Dr. Looney
Cottonwood
T. D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Jesus
Arnold Olson
Willard Todd
Ned
George
Cora Davison
Communnits
Rev
A. C. Best
Governor Curtis Emerson Calls State Legislature Session
Gov Frank Emerson announced Tuesday night he will convene a special session in Cheyenne starting December 12 after the Republican State Central Committee endorsed the plan following a Tuesday afternoon conference.
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Gheyenne
Wyom
Patrick Sullivan
Casper
National Republican
Wyoming
Frank C. Emerson
United States Senate
Francis BE. Warren
Sullivan
Republican State Central Committee
Cheyenne
Washington, D.C
New York City
Ireland
Rawlins
Salt Creek
Sulvan
State Senate
Calver
Wye
Frank
Emerson
Lid
Local Economic and Business Updates Across Wyoming
Lovell reports about $615000 paid to beet raisers in the district by Great Western Sugar Company. Cheyenne sees Firestone Tire & Rubber Company negotiating for a site to establish a chain automobile service station. In Big Piney the Kemmerer Big Piney Highway segment from Graham beach to Round Mountain near here has been completed and opened to traffic. Casper notes KDPN radio station will begin broadcasting from Townsend Hotel in December.
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Lovell
Great Western Sugar Company
Cheyenne
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