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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
4
Wyoming district 13 voters face a March 15 ballot on issuing bonds to build a modern schoolhouse in Big Piney. The explanation notes tax limits, interest costs, and long term savings versus regular annual levies, urging eligible taxpayers to vote at Gucci's Hall.
A French reviewer reports progress against whooping cough with a small non spore forming bacterium identified as the germ. Dr J Nittis notes arsenic as an effective remedy, Dr H de Rothschild uses internal chloroform with favorable results in children, and Pasteur Institute serum work is mentioned. Senator Depew and President Hewes are pictured in a brief political aside.
An early reader argues bonds spread over fifteen years lower taxes than new levies. He explains five years of interest at six percent, with annual payments around six hundred dollars, then gradual bond retirements. By including added town valuation, bonds shift cost to future users with lasting school assets. Vote for bonds.
A Springfield man, while his wife was visiting, devised a plan to induce her return by sending copies of local papers with items clipped out. The scheme succeeded quickly, and within a week she came home to learn what he did not want her to know.
Notice of a March 15 1913 bond election in Big Piney Wyoming for School District No 18. Voters will decide on issuing ten bonds of 1000 each to fund a new school building with 6 percent interest, maturing 1919 through 1928. Ballots read Bonds Yes or Bonds No. Polls open 9 AM to 5 PM.
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