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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
2
New Year Awakens Forgiving Heart in Trenton Home
In a quiet town the Trent family faces heartbreak as their son Claude chooses a distant path. A late call prompts Daniel and Martha to travel to Greenfield, where Claude lies ill and the power of love prompts forgiveness. The visit ends with renewed hope and happiness back home in the large Trenton house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Dadart
Claude
Dinger
Mr. Trent
Daniel
Elsta
Cole
Martha
Rhem
Greenfield
St Daunte
Helen's Late Assignment and Honest Return for Credit
A college student Helen delays a project until the last minute, discovers a drawer with two color charts, borrows them to complete the assignment, contemplates family judgment, and returns after New Year’s with a confession and a grade. The piece closes with seasonal sentiments and a nod to the Western Newspaper Union copyright of 1926.
Old Man's New Year's Will Prompting Family Drama
An elderly man dictates a New Year’s will to his nephew, naming Miss Elvira Mandar as the beneficiary of his estate and revealing a past feud with the Campbells. He recalls a scandal involving letters tied to J. J. Campbell, a rise and fall at Campbells Inc., and aims to leave his fortune to Mandar with a $5,000 check for her wedding needs. He ends with thanks and New Year wishes as he nears death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Mandar
John J. Campbell
Campbell
Walling
Tim T
Campbells
Tryvira Mandar
J. J. Campbell
Pete
Thall
Dnvil
New Year's Resolutions Read From Childrens Tea Room
A fragmented local piece describes Sallie and Ruth in a domestic scene pondering New Year’s resolutions, with Grandma approving ideals and promises to read aloud, quit games, and curb loudness. The excerpt references family routines and a child’s persuasive dialogue about self-improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie
Ruth
Stuart
Greiny
J—T
Geimnidina
Tio
Salle
Western Newson
Fate at the Wayside Station and a Double Elopement
Marion fends off disaster after a wrecked car encounter and tends an unconscious man. She discovers a planned elopement with a lover as she grapples with her feelings and calls for help while her father, a physician, is involved. Her resolve shifts as a confession on the phone reveals a girlhood fascination and a possible future with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Beni
Sailey
Erie
Tadley
Ashe Tener
Powas
Lima
Sitenes
Royen Bowie
Yven
Pelu
Beals
Wyoming Briefs Reflect Town and State Happenings
Secretary of State A. M. Clark will reappoint H. M. Symons as deputy secretary. The Fowler quarries near Guernsey produced 148 carloads since November for Uw valley factories. Engineer B. Godwin, among last to pilot a train into Wyoming, died en route from Billings to Sheridan. John F. Ming, farming near Verona, husked about forty acres of first class corn. W. L. Scott received a permit to carry passengers and freight between Rock Springs and Pinedale. Rock River backs road building from the Line cost highway to the Yellowstone highway in Converse county. The W. E. Anderson Company of Greeley bought the ACM property at Torrington and will operate it with Willian Lynx in charge. A Wheatland land salesman rose to prominence as a publisher after fifteen years away. The Torrington Jolly Sugar factory ships large quantities of sugar. beds in the Holly territory are out of ground. A farm near Garland reports an early frost. Basjusk harvested 1,000 pounds of potatoes. Wyoming’s growing homes feature expansion and new production, with sugar and beans shipments rising. The Great Western Sugar factory closed after record output. state loans show 35 loans reconsidered, with new administration funding. Jerome Beard of Port Collins died after injuries in an automobile accident near Cheyenne. Eastwood and his daughter plan local supply from Chugwater postmaster. A government permit enables a canal seam operation near Tremont. Turkey shipments and postwar market activity push total turkey dollars toward a quarter of a million. Weston County shows bank growth. a local Trades Union Label League and Women’s Auxiliary organized in Thermopolis Casper Sheridan and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slect
A. M. Clark
H. M. Symons
Fowler
Guernsey
Uw Valley
B. Godwin
Wyoming
Billings
Sheridan
John F. Ming
Verona
W. L. Scott
Rock Sprisga
Pinedale
State Public Service Commission
Rock River
Eost
Yellowstone Highway
Converse County
W. E. Anderson Company
Greeley, Coly
ACM
Denty Wwershouse
Torrington
Willan Lynx
Wyoming Development Company
Wheatland
Moving Picture
James Th. Quirk
Quirk
Jolly Suger Corporation
Tha Gerer
Garland
Bas Jusk
Wyeeming
Homer Pralucims
Sydney
Bk. Perc
A. Vo Whoisey Anlirs Y
Phutre
Apy
Grat Western Sugar Company
Wes Lo
Die Bis Llorn
Uuirty
Jerome
Beard
Port Collins
Whetland
Pnen
Automobile Genidind
Yellowstona Hwey Orele
Cheyene
Thais G
Daugh- Eastwood
Pronk Beard
Chugwater
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William Headnut
Tatre
le Katherine Edelman
Lttle
Howe
Daniel Trent
Shirtha
Martha Trent
Baniel
Damiel
Dyutet Trent
Helen
Lelen
Uelen
Abernetna
Chrisomas
Lielen
Helenis
Flasifigs
Western Newspaper Union
Aisha Tan’ An
Riscan
Conservatory
Nishrary
J. Meliale
Tance Ercer
Melvale
Seale
Turkers
Alg Horn Marketing Association
Cam Fed Hinds
Basin and Lovell
Cody
Powell
Greybri
Warrant
Weston County
International Trades Union Label League and Women's AuxiNary
Anorien Federation of Labor
Casper
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