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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
4
Mrs Budd Osterhout and Smalley called on Miss Cornelis O Neill at Saint Mary Academy Salt Lake City. The yard party Friday after Lent featured Miss Goodwin. Rev D D Reese attended church talks with Mrs Hudda and Partholow Carpenter enjoyed a visit at C F Bighs home.
A fragmenting column mixes odd scenes from a stag hunt and household chit chat with a satirical note on early celluloid experiments. It hints at gadgets that electrify surfaces, health claims for whistling, and comic dialogue about chores and theft, all in a jittery, magazine-essay style.
The readable text hints at a local scene involving a mud or terrain element and a vessel or cloth motif. Names, places, and a date are unreadable, leaving the exact event and participants uncertain.
County commissioners meet in Kemmerer on the first Tuesday of each month to transact county business. The county clerk handles all fills and communications to ensure prompt attention.
The fragment mentions Clarence Webb leaving his Hors Cree home on Tuesday to conduct business at a new hotel and Steve Daniels delivering timber for the completion of a river bridge. It also references the Khyber Pass era and trade gate near Peshawar, with Bakka and Alpoo tac appearing in the text.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference toys and numbers connected to a subject labeled as conductors or a similar term. The readable text lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a full event or report.
Unable to extract a coherent news item from the garbled text. The readable fragments do not form a clear event, names, or places to summarize into a factual card.
Al Davidson remains in San Francisco for medical treatment and is improving with his family, aiming to return to Myre. George Guyette and Joe Whelan visit and work at local ranches while Laurence Bess tends horses at the Jameson ranch. The LaBarge Livestock Company runs sheep on their ranch, stock moved to desert briefly for hay. Mitt Hardinty traps at the Rocking Chair ranch. Oliver Twichel recovers from appendicitis in Salt Lake City. Earle Jones nears home on homestead with carpentry, and Fred Bailey joins Oscar Henderson ranch for winter work.
We-Ag-Gie Word reports Mr. and Mrs. G Wi Whitman began travel to Salt Lake City for Mrs. Whitman’s media treatment. W T Vickrey of Pineville and family hosted visitors, plans to move to Canada in spring, with local coal work noted. Social dance at the Vickrey home featured Wes ty Vickrey and Buck Elmore, midnight supper, and music.
Snow depth reaches about two feet near Wegel though hay is plentiful and stock look well. A vine dance drew locals with Dick Irwin tending wintering horses on the cidgy bincom. Claytop Stacy sold cattle to Freok. Wesldy Vickrey and family are visiting kin near WeAg-Gle.
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