New Hydraulic Snow Plow Operates For Kemmerer Roads
The Highway Department sent a three ton hydraulic snow plow attached to a caterpillar tractor to Kemmerer district. After a quick trial on the Frontier road it veered into a ditch in deep snow delaying work. Operators William Smith and G. T. Gornick praise its initial performance and plan to clear routes north of town first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department of the State
Kemmerer
Frontier
Green Hiver
Totar Tracke
Oakley
Lawn
Highway Department
Tunnel Hill
William Smith
G. T. Gornick
Kemmerer Gazette
Radio talks outline forest service work and beetle effort
The notes describe four feet of snow in Snider Basin Ranger Station pasture aiding next season irrigation and grazing. A Boise radio station will host a ten minute weekly series on government bureaus with a schedule from February to August featuring Forest Service, Bureau of Animal Industry, Geological Survey, and others. The Wyoming National Forest plan focuses spring spending on Greys River to curb the Mountain Pine Bark Beetle spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ray
Snider Basin
National Forest
Federal Business Association of Boise
KIDO
W. A Sullivan
Bureau of Animal Industry
E. E. Carter
Forest Service
H. Hudelson
Veterans Bureau
J. Jacobson
Bureau of Crop Estimates
C. E. Norquest
U. S. Weather Bureau
F. M. “Breshears
Dune
E. A. Kiddee
Public Roads
James C. Marr
Agricultural Engineering
Prohibition Office
L. G. Schultz
Bureau of Agriculture
A. J. Creely
Meat Inspection Service
Wyoming National Forest
Greys River
Daniel News Notes Local Happenings In Town
Ned George Harold Thompson and A B Richardson were in Daniel Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Tyler were overnight visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Warren passed through Daniel Monday en route to their ranch on Green River. They have stayed in Pinedale this winter. Mary Coyle is on the sick list this week. Mrs L L Baker learned of her father A J Bentlys death in Twin Falls Idaho Tuesday. W J Shanley of Pinedale passed through town home from Kemmerer. B H Price repairs harness for W J Todd. Mr and Mrs Dewey Aspden resigned from Faos ranch and took positions near Rock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. J. Warren
Daniel
Green River
Pinedale
L. L. Baker
A J. Bently
Twin Falls
Idaho
W. J. Shanley
Kemmerer
Dewey Aspden
Faos Ranch
Rock Springs
Appointments Confirmed by Gov Emerson in Wyoming Boards
Gov Emerson announced multiple appointments to state bodies including game and fish, commerce and industry, agriculture, public lands, state engineer, highway, livestock, coal mine inspectors, pharmacy, veterinary, and nursing exam boards. Terms range from 1927 to 1933 with several members named and districts listed. A separate note discusses a destructive insect threat near Yellowstone and a Turkish forest custom of hope chests in Tsche Kirge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Emerson
Rallred
Senate
Board of Game and Fish Commission
Wake Simpson
Jackson
John T. Scotti
Casper
Arry Churchill
Sheridan
Robert A. Hacker
Kemmerer
Elmer Cash
Cheyenne
J. A. Martin
Gady
Mr. Scott
Mr. Simpson
R. Churchill
Mr. Hacker
Cook
Martin
Board of Commerce and Industry
Raymond T. Baird
Powell
W. F. Wilkerson
Harry R. Weston
L. L. Newton
Lander
Newton
Board of Agriculture
Graham, Powell
Ferbert Sabin
Lusk
B. O. Franzen
Wheatland
David J. Watt
Buffalo
Puibhe
Carl M. Cox
Cody
John A Whiting
Fred Ime. Mills
Rock Springs
Royce F. Tibbett
Torrington
Mills
Thomas D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Tibbett
Hiram D. Lingle
Lingle
Board of Livestock Commissioners
Clarence Gardner
Lucerne
Robert Lazear
Nels Jorgensen
Pinedale
Board of
BH. W. Russell
Oakley
Patrick Burnell
Gebo
Commission of Pharmacy
Hart
Bander
Board of Veterinary Examiners
Dr. G.il
Good
A. W. French
Board of Nurse Examiners
Ida May Oliver
Yellowstone Park
Tsche Kirge
Pathfinder
Hope Chest
Nels Jorgensen Named to State Livestock Board
Nels Jorgensen of Pinedale, prominent rancher, has been appointed by Governor Emerson as a member of the State Board of Livestock Commissioners. His term runs from February 21, 1929 to February 21, 1931. Other board members include Clarence Gardner of Lucerne and Robt Lazear of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Jorgensen
Pinedale
Frank C. Emerson
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Jorgensen
Clarence Gardner
Lucerne
Robt. Lazear
Cheyenne
Inauguration of Hoover Recalls Historic Events
The EXAMINER features Elmo Scott Watson's illustrated article "A New President Is Inaugurated" recalling past inauguration quirks such as forgotten Bibles and rowdy crowds. The piece contrasts solemn ceremony with lighter historical anecdotes from prior inaugurations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Jock
Elmo Scott Watson
the Examiner
Bid Invitation for Tiling Project in Big Piney Wyoming
City Council invites sealed bids for tiling work from Block 7 to Block 9 along Badd Avenue to North Piney Creek bed covering about 1600 feet. Bids due March 5 1925 at 2 pm, opened 8 pm the same day. plans from Town Clerk George A Moffat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Wyomins
Badd Avenue
Mickelson Street
North Piney Creek
George A. Moffat
Wyoming
Otlock
Sublette County Rod and Gun Club Discusses Open Season Dates
Members met at Forest Ranger Carier's office to decide on sage chicken and elk open season dates and to propose changes to the state game and fish department. Suggestions include closing Middle Piney Creek from Link Shideler's ranch to Middle Piney Lake while keeping the lake open and closing Fall River to fishing from the highway to the head. The club also requests opening sage chicken season on August 1 rather than August 15. The proposals will be reviewed by the state fish and game commission, which has opened upper country territory for elk hunting next fall. A note praises The Rich County Reaper launched at Randolph Utah, and confirms editor Bernard B. Ewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
God and Gun Club
Forest Ranger
Carier
State Game and Fish Department
Middle Piney Creck
Link Shideler
Middle Piney Lake
Fall River
State Fish and Game Commission
Game Commission
Roaring Fork
Sandy
Eig
WEW
Randolph
Uta
Rich County Reaper
Bernard B. Ewer
Evanston
George Hwer
Reaper
Rich County
Utah
Lower
Bear River Valley
Elderly A J Bentley dies suddenly in Twin Falls Idaho
Word arrived that A J Bentley long time resident and former Pinedale shopkeeper died suddenly last Monday. He lived in the Twin Falls area for years and is survived by his widow and several children. Also note a Camp Fire Girls meeting slated for Tuesday February 20 at 8 o clock at Mrs Looney's, and Sheridan shipped turkeys valued at $10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Twin Falls
Idaho
Bentley's
Merna
Camp Fire
Standings of Fupe ls in Mid Year Tests Across Districts
Countywide list shows pupils who earned I in any subject during mid year tests. Includes pupil names, districts, teachers, and grades from districts 1 3 4 5 7 9. Highlights top averages by grade level and district.
Library Notes Open Thursdays with Small Book Charge
The library is open 2 to 5 30 pm each Thursday. A 5 cent fee per book funds new books and a librarian. The notice asks patrons to return loaned books and lists several titles including The Stream and Inland Waterways and Ruth Prentice. A new list will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Nedra
Glad Lady
Inland Waterways
Ruth Prentice
Preston Park
Changes announced in University High School Week plans
The bulletin from Professor J. D. Bunton outlines changes for the University of Wyoming High School Week. Date moved to March 28 to 23 to avoid Holy Week, revised transportation refund method, altered oratorical contest, and a two defeat elimination basketball format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
J. D. Bunton
University High School Week
Laramie
Een
Teachers Examinations Set for Big Piney and Pinedale
March 1 and 2 1929 mark the rhetoric school management and Class A and B certificate tests. County Superintendent May McAlister Summers urges applicants to contact her now to order tests from the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Pinedale
State Department
May McAlister Summers
Jerome K Jeroes The Passing of the Third Floor Back
Community Church announces minister Rev A C Best will lead Sunday school at 10 am and Thursday February 28 with subject Jerome K Jerome s The Passing of the Third Floor Back Lent notes note season culminates in Easter and a book of meditations is free. Services Sundays and evenings will discuss Finding a Religion to Live by to encourage discipline prayer and attendance. Sheriden reports Local Chamber of Commerce hears Montana Wyoming railroad plans Cheyenne notes Burlington Colorado & Southern station exterior completed interior work progressing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Church
Rev
A. C. Best
Jerome K. Jerome
Fellowship of Prayer
Sheriden
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Burlington-Colorado & Southern
The Rebirth of Old Ironsides and School Ramblings
A historical note on the frigate Constitution’s rebuilding funding and plans, including lithograph sales through the Save Old Ironside Fund. The piece mixes this with student life notes, seniors’ countdown, and school humor about Juniors and hospital nurse jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironsides
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Frigate Constitution
Congress
Navy
Maine
Martz
Boston
National Committee In Charge
Philip Andrews
Alup
Gordon Grant
Navy Yard
Save Oud Ironside Fund
Great Lakes
Alaska
Hawaii
Also Mentioned on This Page
Foreste
Daniel News
Ned George
Harold Thompson
A. B Richardson
Mrs
John Tyler
Mary Coyle
BH. R. Price
W. J.todd
L. S. Commission
Sheridan Mourme Mills Inc
Great Service
ROD and Gun Club
A. J. Bentley
GEAD
Twin Falls, Idaho
Mae McAllister Summers
Cora Ellis
Gerald Cantlin
Cora Elis
Doneald Faler
Gora Ellis
June Healey
P. H. Walling
Roy Clementsen
Emerson
Myrtle Johnson
Catherine Zembo
Arith.i
Eleanor Hayden
Walter Lassa
Olive Kitto
Dani Chapel
George Vickrey
Cora Hills
John Sommers
Geog.t
Bowder
Ethel S. Bowen
Irene Pennock
Arith
Eng
Olsen
Anna Angelovic
Lila Jensen
Civics
Fish Creek
Lydia Maki
James Hicks
Arithh
Helen Jenkins
Willment
Lucy Wilson
Robert Dunham
Stanley
Thelma Reeves
Margaret Mann
Cora Wils
Eunice Healey
Teache
Eloise Wesley
Caroline Hicks
Yler
Lorna Johnson
Frank Tyler
Virginia Black
Virginia Chase
Clara Reid
Jack McBride
Richard Coleman
Ruth Hicks
Library Notes
B.S. Weem
BIG Piney High School Bat
Emm Lindback
Beulah Whitman
Mae Ott
Robert Hill
Bob
Arnold
Robert
Farmshop
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