High School Agricultural Class Studies Eight Wheat Varieties
The High School Agricultural classes completed a study of eight wheat types Einkorn Polish Speltz Emmer Poulard Club Durrum and Common A Friday contest will identify grains by head and threshed form Winners announced next week They will study other wheat varieties next week Public invited to visit between two and four man hours The Agriculture Department will offer a poultry production course from January 26 to May 29 open to town residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chapel
Mrs. Luce
Solon Morlock
Dempsey Budd
Ralph Payne
Bert Rathbun
Jesse Budd
Donald Jewett
Solon Murdock
Jack
Robert Vickrey
Francis Tanner
Ralph Mails
Alfred Davison
Agricultural Department Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Stockholders Notice for State Bank of Big Piney Meeting
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the State Bank of Big Piney will be held in the offices of the bank at Big Piney Wyoming at 2 00 PM Monday January 12th 1925.
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The
State Bank of
Big Piney
Wyoming
Jackson Hole Lad Receives Gold Watch from Chester Gump
A Jackson Hole boy receives a gold watch for a letter sent from Australia by Ernest Van Leeuwen of Wyoming. Chester Gump chose three letters as presents after returning home before Christmas. The note notes a Canary Bird sale by Pioneer Drug Co and an Examiner subscription pitch.
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Jackson Hole
Chester Gump
Australia
Bim
Ernest van Leeuwen
Jackson Hale
Wyoming
Chester
Ernest
New County Officers Take Reins In Sublette County
New county officers in Sublette County were sworn in at Pinedale on Monday and assumed duties Tuesday at the courthouse. The board named Frank D. Ball chairman Charley Olson and Gust L. Larson with J P Fuller Grace MacGlashan W E Baehr Guy B Hackett James M Payne and Margaret C McDole filling key posts. The outgoing officials were John Allen Vigo Miller Keith Culbertson E W Alberts C C Feltner and Claire W Tanner. The Examiner will publish official proceedings next week.
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Pinedale
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Frank D. Ball
Charley Ol‘son
Gust L. Larson
Big Piney
Sublette County
Sub
Lette
Charley Olson
J. P. Fuller
Grace MacGlashan
W. E. Baehr
Guy B. Hackett
James M. Payne
Margaret C. McDole
John Allen
Vigo Miller
Keith Culbertson
E. W. Alberts
C. C. Feltner
Claire W. Tanner
W. H. McDonald
A. W. Smith Livestock Co. Stockholders Meeting Notice
Special stockholders meeting of A. W. Smith Livestock Co. of Big Piney Wyoming will be held January 24, 1925 to elect officers and transact other business. P. W. Jenkins, secretary.
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A. W. Smith Livestock Co
Big Piney
Wyoming
P. W. Jenkins
Young Folks Hold Sleigh Riding Party
Last Saturday night a sleigh riding party and dance were given by local school teachers and community youth. They rode in sleighs to three bridges on the Green River southeast of town, enjoying the bells and returning afterward.
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Green River
Town Festivities End With The Midnight Dance
After a lengthy town gathering, attendees repaired to the Pioneer theatre where they danced until midnight. A delicious lunch followed the merriment, and all participants reported an enjoyable time.
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Pioneer
Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Sommers for Local Ladies
Mrs A P Sommers entertained a group of community ladies last Saturday afternoon with bridge games. Several guests showcased their card skill before Mrs Sommers served delicious refreshments.
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A. P. Sommers
Bridge
Theadies
Nellie Tayloe Ross Becomes Wyoming Governor
In Cheyenne on January 5 1925 Nellie Tayloe Ross was sworn in as the first woman governor of the United States C N Potter chief justice of Wyoming administered the oath The ceremony was brief with an invocation by Bishop N S Thormas and a short address by Acting Governor Frank Lucas promising full cooperation.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
C. N. Potter
Supreme Court of
Wyoming
United States
Nellie Tayloe Ross
N. S. Thormas
Wyoming Episcopal Diocese
Frank Lucas
Kendrick Bill on Sale of U S Lands Seeks Farm Access
Washington reports a Kendrick bill to regulate federal land sales on western irrigation projects. Farms priced at appraised value, buyers pay in eight semi annual installments, eight months residency, and minimum one year farming experience with equipment worth 1500 dollars. Interior secretary may fund 3000 dollars for improvements and livestock. laborers gain housing. House version by Congressman Winter.
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Washington
Kendrick Wooming
Secretary of the Interior
Congressman Winter
Wyoming
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Pioneer Drug Co
Burney & Co
Pioneer Theatre
of Silent Men
Sennett Comic
Mulford
Bridge Party
Mrs. Ross
Kendrick
Bill
U. S. Lands
Representative Winter
J. J. Albat
San la
Chas, Fultz
Halfway
Texas
Cheif Justice Potter
Senate Chamber
Kemmerer Hospital
James Smith
Sublette
Albert Larson
Alaent Larson
Oecaz Bacx
F. D. Bara
F. A. Fear
Sapem Ceruanovr
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