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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
8
Earl Hamilton Jimmie Bertram and many locals visit Piney city. The Big Piney Merc showcases new shoes silk wear and gifts. Charities and church plans appear with dances December 10 and 17. New house paint interior decorating and lighting systems noted. Pat Conwell and Dan Creedon travel. school coal delivered. church choir formed. vendors install gas systems.
Special Master Commissioner Clyde M. Watts will offer for sale at public vendue on Friday January 7 1916 at four oclock in the afternoon at the front door of the Lincoln County Courthouse Kemmerer Wyoming the Cottonwood Canal North Piney Canal all irrigation works rights of way and easements and related water contracts of The Uinta County Irrigation Company as plaintiff Maxwell Investment Company trustee. The sale is in bulk as an entirety with no redemption and payment terms include cash costs and bond options.
Norman Duncan writes of Torres Strait visits where coastal Aborigines face tiger sharks with daring. They dive to evading attacks, fight when provoked, and sometimes escape by rolling water. One tale recalls a Japanese diver mauled for crayfish and a black boy who punched a shark to free his head from its mouth.
Cassie Moncure Lyne describes Mexico as a land of cathedrals from the Bravo to tropical palms. She notes wealth before church state disestablishment, Juarez's seizures, and enduring monuments of Catholic colonization with domes onyx columns marble altars and gold tabernacles. Women in mantillas and rebozas add to the old world atmosphere.
Emerson Keough, a governmental efficiency expert, argued that modern business correspondence should read as clearly as personal letters. He warned the old style of letters is burdensome and cited example phrases as proof of awkward wording.
Dr Bernhard Dernburg at the German American chamber in New York says Turkey is the dying man of Europe, recounting a Dusseldorf funeral biscuit tale to illustrate mock caution toward Turkey's fate.
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