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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
4
Request for 200 tons Timothy and Hed Top hay plus shelter and water specifies J A Cochran ranch Dan ol Wye sl8 tf. Needs particulars on supply terms delivery and facilities.
Fragmentary notice describes a vow or pledge involving Jersey and a time span of six years with a financial amount cited as 100 dollars, referencing names and places but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Mr Hooker made a trip to Piney and brought back cattle. The Bentleys hosted visits with George Hooker and family. Wealey Vietroy pressed hay and discussed spring work. Dan Harrison traveled to Denver to source cattle.
Vicla notes report about three inches of wagon in victory and ranchers using sleighs. Ira Bailey family departed for Big Piney to spend Christmas with friends. Misses Bartholow and Goodwin teaching in Big Piney schools visit en route to Kemmerer for teachers institute. Mark Twisel at Big Piney High School spends holidays with parents. Phil Twitchel spent a few days in Kemmerer for Christmas shopping.
An old rule for balance suggests eight hours for work eight for sleep and eight for play. The piece extols sleep as restorative, claiming proper rest makes women look fresh and animated, enhancing beauty and envy in beauty parlors.
Report from Woodland near Morganfield Post describes a quail's nest on W. J. Riley's farm where a hen laid eggs and one egg hatched. The mother quail abandoned her nest to care for the chick, leaving some eggs broken and undeveloped for a further week.
A new device from tonighted Turkey state Department promises purer milk by a can with one way valves that allow pouring but not filling. Inspectors test and call the contents unadulterated and unwatered, then seal the opening. The milk remains certified as pure as it moves through the system.
A Salem youth nicknamed Dinah Brown stood at the foot of the class yet impressed a Knox county Maine tour group with his swift wit. A visiting teacher asked what the smart boy at the back was doing. Dinah quipped that if the Salem youth were half as smart as he thought, he would not need the teacher to explain the meaning of the flagpole pose or the day’s task.
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