Big Piney High School Girls Beat Town 24 16 in Double Header
In a Wednesday night set, Big Piney High School girls defeated the Town team 24 to 16. Evelyn Daniels led with seven baskets while Alma Stewart added eight points as Mary O Neil scored twelve for the Town. A boys game followed, the Town players, led by Steed with eight baskets, defeated the Big Piney boys. George Davison led the High School squad with several baskets. The issue includes Senior, Junior, and Sophomore class notes, front-page social, and a dairy output bulletin note from Wyoming.
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Big Piney High School
Evelyn Daniels
Alma Stewart
Mary O'Neil
High School
May Daniels
Bor
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Maay O'Neil
Tone Johnson
Girlie Neil
Mae Mickelson
Ruth O'Neill
Alice Jewelty
Miss Sielat
Steed
George Davison
Dan Alexander
Joe Murdock
Dean Jewett
Arnold Whitman
Dempsey Budd
Melson
The Best Equipped Bank in Western Wyoming
A long established bank with twenty years of successful operation emphasizes capable officers and experienced directors. The institution serves stockmen and local business needs in western Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Hotel Gladstone Casper Offers Special Winter Rates
The Hotel Gladstone in Casper advertises winter rates for Wyoming residents during December to February with rooms without bath from one dollar and a half up and two dollars and a half up for a room. The ad urges Wyoming visitors to register to receive attentive service from staff. Governor Emerson estimates Wyoming will spend about 3 million dollars on public construction this year.
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Gladstone
Casper
Wyoming
Gladstone and Register
Smith
Turner
Frank C. " Emerson
Dairy herd culling and meat ads drive 1920s market shifts
Dairymen consider culling low producing cows as January butterfat prices fall. Milk output rises 51 percent from 80 billion to 121 billion pounds between 1916 and 1928 despite 20 percent fewer cows. Cull cows fetch 7 to 9 cents per pound at Los Angeles yards. Meat packers on the Pacific Coast push a healthful meat campaign funded by packers and stockyards interests. Lamb markets falter for feeders in Colorado and Nebraska amid late rains and cold, with optimistic early lamb price outlook despite ample wool in warehouses.
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United States
Los Angles Union
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Stock Yards Commission
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Colorado
Nebraska
California
Naval Conference Must Back Delegation For Peace
Mrs. Ben Hooper, Chairman Dept International Relations General Federation of Women's Clubs, urges strong public support for the London Naval Conference. She warns failure could trigger a costly arms race and war, stressing tax relief hinges on meaningful naval reductions and world unity behind negotiators.
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London
Ben Hooper
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
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