Rock Springs Publisher Frank Crumley Dies at 66
Frank B. Crumley editor and publisher of the Rock Springs Miner for 36 years died at 6 49 p m in Wyoming General hospital after a heart ailment and long illness. Born March 1873 in Lithopolis Ohio he came to Rock Springs in 1903 and took over the Miner He died after a long career described as Wyoming s finest weekly publisher and a man of integrity The obituary notes his lodge work and that a funeral was held in Rock Springs.
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Frank B. Cramley
Rock Springs
Cramley
Wyoming General Hospital
Lithopolis
Ohio
Crumley
The
Miner
Wyoming
Frank B. Crumley
Crumbey
Frank Crumley
Sweetwater County Tops Wyoming Traffic Toll in 1938
Sweetwater County leads Wyoming with 12 traffic deaths this year, state highway patrol reports. Sheridan County is second with nine fatalities. the list totals 111 victims.
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Sweetwater County
Wyoming
State Highway Patrol
Sheridan County
Teton
Albany
Carbon
Fremont
Laramie
Niobrara
Platte
Wyoming Day Assembly Delights Students With History and Song
A Wyoming Day Assembly directed by Miss Cook featured an orchestra performance of Choral, a historical talk by Mr. Perry Jenkins on Western history, and a finale with the Wyoming State Song by the Girls Glee Club. A Christmas treat event follows on December 22 for towns and rural schools. Visiting educators Dr. Schwéring Dr. F lizer and Mr. Robertson praised the school, noted its building lighting, and commented on recent spruce plantings.
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Wyoming Day Assembly
Anton Subic
Wyoming Day
Miss Cook
Perry Jenkins
West
Wyoming
Girls Glee Club
Triangle Clubs
Phillips Howerton
Schwéring
College of Education
Lizer
Rovertson
Robertson
University At
Laramie
Union Hall
Junior Play Aunt Lillie Goes to Town at Community Hall
Gloria Howell announces the High School Junior Play Aunt Tillie Goes to Town for next Saturday at 8 15 PM in the Community hall. A pre show by the Big Piney Swing Kings will entertain before the performance directed by Mr Duggan with students rehearsing faithfully.
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Aunt Lillie
Gloria Howell
Aunt Tillie
Mr. Duggan
Midnight Mass at St Ann’s Church for Christmas
St Ann’s will hold a Midnight Mass at Christmas with the local choir performing. The service welcomes Catholics and non Catholics alike. The church notes the Christmas edition of The Examiner will print next week and lanes a busy period ahead.
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St. Ann’s Catholic
Gerard Schellinger
the Examiner
Western Horses Training and Market Problems Book
A new book on Western horses by Wyoming’s Prof. John A. Gorman with student Fulton Jamison and George Hardin and photographer Al Crogs presents training methods and equipment choices. The work argues Western horses require different handling and highlights outstanding horse types with illustrations.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
John A.gorman
University of Wyomite
Gorman
Fulton Jamison
Sheridan
George Hardin
Cheyenne
al Crogs
University of Wyoming
Brooklyn
N. Y
West
Alse
All Men Are Created Equal and American Opportunity
The piece argues that equal opportunity is a core American principle. It contrasts the Declaration with real-world equality, noting no official birthright, no divine rule, and no aristocracy. It lauds public education and open colleges while warning against propaganda undermining freedom. It condemns any move toward dictatorship or totalitarianism.
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Stevens
Germany
Russia
Christmas Service At Episcopal Church
A Christmas Service will be held at the Episcopal church on December 25 at 5 30 PM. The congregation extends a cordial welcome to all people in the community.
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Episcopal Church
Bazaar and Dances Prove Successful
The Triangle Club sponsored Bazaar and dances at Community Hall last Saturday afternoon and night. The Big Piney Swing Kings played the afternoon set and the Lyman orchestra performed at night. Proceeds, partly earmarked for a Kiddies Christmas treat, will fund event plans for Big Piney children and nearby communities on Friday, December 25.
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Triangle Club
Community Hall
Big Piney Swing Kings
Lyman
Big Piney
Address on outlining school tasks in training citizens
Dr. A G Crane president of the University of Wyoming outlines in a magazine article the five core duties of schools to prepare 30 million American youth for liberty. He urges instruction in America's creed forefathers struggles duties vigilance and deception avoidance and civic responsibility through school church state and home cooperation.
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The
United States
A. G. Crane
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
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Character and Citizenship
Chicago
Wyoming
Crane
America
Union Pacific President Praises Federal Stance on War
William Jef fers, head of Union Pacific, lauded the U S government for keeping America out of the war in a Boise speech to Western Shippers. He urged constructive criticism of policy, warned railroads unprepared for emergencies, and noted 60 000 box cars were to be built, boosting eastern industrial prosperity.
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Idaho
William Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
America
Western Shippers Advisory Board
Jeers
Union Pacific
Washington
D. C
Notice of Unclaimed Brand Esrsas in Sublette County
Pursuant to 1931 Wyoming laws a list of unclaimed essays taken up by brand inspectors at markets is posted in the Court House in Pinedale Sublette County. An additional copy of this brand list is filed with the county clerk. Russell Thorp Secretary Chief Inspector Wyoming Stock Growers Association.
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State of
Wyoming
Economic Highlights From Industrial News Review
The document discusses Russia's invasion of Finland, its impact on European neutrals, and U S views. It notes potential for broader conflict, alignments of Germany, Italy, and the Soviet Union, and domestic political speculation including Dewey for President and McNary. It also reports Wyoming range improvements and district board actions in Green River and Pinedale.
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Industrial News Review
Russia
Finland
Heaver
Earth
United States
Paul Mallon
Sarajevo
England
France
Germany
Stalin
Jonglad
Balkan
Baltic
Kremlin
Nomis
Gentral
Europe
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Austria
Poland
Italy
Mussolini
Hitler
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Bishop Zire to Lead Big Piney Services This Sunday
The Rt. Reverend Winfred Zire will preside at St. John the Baptist in Big Piney this Sunday December 17 with services at 5 20 p m. He will be joined by Reverend Dadly B McNeil of Evanston and Reverend Walter W McWeit of Kemmerer. The notice invites residents of Big Piney and nearby areas to attend.
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Winfred
Zire Jer. D. D
Wyoming
Big Piney
Church of St. John ‘the Baptist
Ziegler
Dadly B. McNeil
Evanston
Walter Ww. McWeit
Kemmerer
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