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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
5
A garbled report describes Forest Service Winter Headquarters at Piney and efforts by local officials to secure funding. It notes a proposal to relocate to Pangwr station and seeks appropriation from federal sources for a winter home and related facilities. Local foresters and a district forester react to the plan and possible timing of approvals.
The article notes Cleophus will depart early next week for California with his goods to display colonial furniture at the California Exposition. He plans indefinite residence there. A recent party ended with a car accident, causing minor injuries and lighting damage but no fatalities.
Cadillac eight cylinder cars designated official by the Panama-California Exposition in San Diego01. Three cars with seven passenger sedan bodies and one with an open touring body will be used by executives on official business. Two additional Cadillacs are ordered for the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Ambulance bodies will be mounted on Cadillacs for medical use at the fair grounds. Jones & Key, Daniel Wye serve as agents for Lincoln and Fremont Mend countywide.
The town council met with members including Haran and J Ly Rlaally. Bills were read and approved. R.A. Ross appointed city attorney at an annual salary of 73,00 with other business adjourned by Mayor Grover Tripped and Town Clerk.
In a discussion echoed by the Journal of Carbon County, Wyoming legislators consider a large appropriation for a predator bounty bill. Critics argue the tax burden should be shared by all taxpayers, not just stockmen, noting stock men fund most local industries and bear costs from coyotes and wolves. They ask why farmers elsewhere receive pest aid while Wyoming should not help stockmen.
Jake and Ned Herschley visited Fontenelle for a few days and attend a Canton ranch dance on Saturday evening inviting friends and their friends. A large turnout from Bigi Pinoy is anticipated. The note mentions Danial Batuday and Mrs Walker involved with Vigo Biller and examiner news, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary report notes Ware was defeated in a late evening vote in the house of representatives with decisive margins. The text includes a line urging someone named Ghaitie to return home, suggesting political or personal context around the vote.
Copies of the Lake County bill were examined to locate the southern boundary at the Sweetwater line, omitting Fontenelle and LaBarge creeks, and aiming to secure a county seat hold. The act describes forming Lake County with boundaries and governance, and attaches parts of Fremont and Lincoln counties for legislative representation until new officers are chosen.
Report of the funeral for Charlie Walker, Jr. describing morning services at Marbleton and the gathering of family and mourners. The obituary notes his parents, Gharlid Walker and a Wyomingt figure, with references to local community rituals and arrangements surrounding the burial.
A local Woodmen of the World assembly discussed reviving the judge and resuming regular meetings. Members agreed to contribute and set a new meeting date, delaying weekly sessions due to water-related delays.
Tet work Chas Lackey rurrned from Wm Mila ravhom North Viney with word that a diverted well produced a small oil flow. Br Milly in town corroborated the tale. The event drew interest from several locals considering forming a company to test a well on Dr Mit’s property, who offered to permit testing.
Two leading Tig Biney residents left for Cheyelle last week with their wives after a call from the local office. The trip involves state legislators and party affiliates working to influence county matters. Mrs Pear Berger plans to entertain Big Piney Gold Club members on February 6.
Fragmented text describes efforts to improve an unnamed trail, with references to government action, dates, and feasibility. mentions Lonopiopation spained white Aapaligvar Geis and Halak Penon road as tied to the project. Aims include prior approval and completion targets around 1818, with local officials cited.
The piece discusses a painting tied to Mina Goolwin and Temon Vo, highlighting the artist’s value and the school’s interest in funding art. It mentions the Ahitty-neven Hooke and the library project, aiming to expand voter worker influence and statue creation.
We sincerely thank all who offered sympathy and support for our burden and the loss of our beloved father and brother. Your help and kind deeds are deeply appreciated by the family and loved ones of Wallamy, Wore, and Tanti.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a child, guardian or parent named Durling Christin and a possible property claim. The readable bits reference exaciner allies and rent, but most names and details are garbled. No clear action or outcome is discernible.
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