How to Pay Old Debts Is a Problem for Cattlemen
Interview with Chas Olson, prominent Big Piney rancher, notes that lower production costs offer hope for a profitable restart, but lingering red hay debts from hard winters hinder payments. Olson says shipments this week may be the season’s last from the area, with steers selling at 7.40 and cows plus heifers at 5.50. Also mentions Olaf Polson’s visit from Opal and Wash Whitman’s return from the road.
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The
Journal-Stockman of
Omaha
Chas. Olson
Big Piney
Chas Olson
Wyoming
Olaf Polson
Opal
Green River
Olson
Sheridan Elks Honor Memory of C. P. MacGlashan
In Sheridan Wyoming on Sunday December 3rd Sheridan Lodge No. 520 BPO Elks paid tribute to C. P. MacGlashan a late resident of Big Piney. He founded the townsite purchased land from Josephine Budd platted it and sold lots. He was first cashier of the State Bank of Big Piney and started the first newspaper. He was killed in an overturned Ford car October 20 1920 en route to Rock Springs with oil rig parts. His widow Grace and daughters Doris and Florence reside in Sheridan.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan Lodge No
B. P. O. Elks
C. P. MacGlashan
Big Piney
MacGlashan
Josephine A. Budd
State Bank of
Here
Rocky Springs
Grace MacGlashan
Doris
Florence
New Comet Found in Hamburg Skies
Dr W Baade of the Hamburg Observatory reports a new comet visible in western skies moving southeastward This marks the third comet of the year following Comet Reid found January 24 and Comet Skjelierup found May 17 Local residents Fred and Marie Guthrie of Cottonwood saw Santa Claus last weekend and noted heavy snow in their area.
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Hamburg
W. Baade
Hamburg Observatory
South Africa
Reid
Skjelierup
Fred and
Marie Guthrie
Cottonwood
Santa Claus
School Notes Show Busy Schedule At B P A High
The B P a notes report debaters and speakers improving while basketball practice runs nightly under Coach Bond. The Xmas program will feature recitations and songs, with a comedy play slated for January titled Lost a Chaperon. Attendance and report cards are mentioned amid class activity and a party hosted by Misses Martha and Mae Whitman.
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Martha
Mae Whitman
Student Nurses Wanted at L. C. M. Hospital Kemmerer
Advertises for student nurses at L. C. M. Hospital in Kemmerer Wyoming. Requires health, ages 18 to 90, two years of high school or equivalent. Salary $20 first year, $26.76 second year, limited year $90. Board room and laundry provided.
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L. C. M. Hospital
Kemmerer
Wyo
National Forest Timber for Sale Kemmerer Wyoming
Sealed bids for 640 acres of merchantable timber in sections 2 22 26 21 T 29 N R 15 W Wyoming National Forest. Estimated 200000 ft B M Lodgepole Red Fir White Fir Spruce. Minimum bid 2.50 per M. $200 deposit with each bid. bids due January 4 1922. Forest Supervisor may reject any bid. Dec 7 28.
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Kemmerer
Wyoming
Wyoming National Forest
Publication Notice of Patents for Wyoming Lands 1922
United States Land Office Evanston Wyoming issues Form 8 notice listing lands claimed by the State of Wyoming for patent under arid land acts. Lands described include Township 30 North Range 112 West sections 20 and 29 totaling 480 acres. Protests must be filed within sixty days citing grounds such as noncompliance or mineral value.
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United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
A Mid December Horse Race at the Rodeo Grounds
On a wintry Tuesday at the rodeo grounds two locals, Al Hileman and Earl Hamilton, raced their horses to settle who was faster. Hamilton rode Earl Hamiltons bay, while Tom O Neil owned the black horse. The contest drew curiosity for a winter race and ended with Hileman riding the black horse as the victor.
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Rodeo Grounds
Earl Hamilton
Tom O'Neil
al Hileman
Governor appoints first staff picks after election
Governor elect Ross Wednesday named Tracy S McCracken editor of the Laramie Boomerang as private secretary to the chief executive. Unofficial reports suggest 8 G Hopkins will be state land commissioner and D J Howell will be attorney general. M C G Wachtel is slated to succeed Roch as state law enforcement commissioner and F Smith of Fremont County to lead the state game warden service.
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Ross
Tracy S. McCracken
Laramie
F. Smith
Fremont County
Forest Officials and Cattlemen Meet to Align Boundaries
Forest officials and leaders of the Big Piney and LaBarge Roundup Associations met at the State Bank of Big Piney to greet newly appointed forest supervisor C. E. Favre and rangers R. A. Beauchamp and C. G. B. Brackett. They discussed potential forest boundary and ranger territory changes and planned a spring meeting to finalize grazing facilities and cooperative plans with livestock men.
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State Bank of
Big Piney
LaBarge
New Forest
C. E. Favre
R. A. Beauchamp
CG. EB. Brackett
Jas
P. Jensen
F. D. Ball
al. Oster‘hout
Henry
John
Chas
Dan Budd
P. W. Jenkins
W. C. Mellvain
Episcopal Church Services Next Sunday Schedule
The Episcopal Church posts Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Service and Sermon at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Francis M. Bacon is listed as Missionary.
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Francis M. Bacon
The Examiner Seeks Readers News Items Now
The Examiner invites readers to send in community news items for possible publication. Submissions should cover local events, club activities, notices, and human interest stories with clear details and names where possible. Include contact information for follow up.
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