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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
7
The contractor and workers will depart as the new school building is finished. It sits on the townsite’s western edge, two stories high, modern concrete brick construction. Interior shows a main hall with a grand staircase, two large school rooms on each floor, and a top spire area for desks. Each room has ample light, separate heating and ventilation, and potential uses include dances.
R W Vickrey announces a new lumber yard at Big Piney to be built on three adjoining lots in front of Budd hall. He expects to stock two carloads of finishing lumber and offer standard lumber yard services inside the corporation.
Ranger Will Barry reports Jack Davis heads to Star Valley to wed, with Travis predicting the newlyweds will reside in Piney near New Year. Friends are invited to Forest Service Headquarters to celebrate.
A chaotic OCR reading outlines a community program with multiple school groups and many names. It notes primary and intermediate grades performing, a back stage area, and a range of characters and items from holiday themes. The fragment mentions Harmison, Shidler, and Daviel among participants and a stage setup with clothing mats and props.
Afton Wyoming December 1 1914 grazing allotments issued for Wyoming National Forest cover cattle and sheep numbers for the season 1915. The notice lists districts and charging fees per animal, with terms for horses and mules, and requires applications by January 1 1915. Charles A. Blair acting forest supervisor announces details and contact for further information.
An examiner piece questions a Republican editor and campaign alignments accusing motives in coverage. The article discusses alleged biases, moral framing, and comments about performance and accountability within the political reporting.
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