Real Estate Licenses Startling Demand in 1929 Wyoming
Wm Morrison of Wheatland receives the first 1929 real estate license as applications pour in. Wyoming requires licenses for agents and salesmen, with bonds and fees of 15 and 5 dollars respectively. Non residents must comply, and unlicensed practice carries fines from 100 to 2000 dollars per offense. The Department urges applications, displays, and cooperation to curb unlicensed activity. Commissioner L. T. Oldroyd leads the push and promotes membership in the State Real Estate Association.
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Wm . Morrison
Wheatland
Wyoming
State Department of Agriculture
Frm
Focal
Department of Agriculture
State
L. T. Oldroyd
Ladies head to Denver for visits with relatives
Mrs Josephine A Budd Miss Jennie Boyer and Mrs Pearl Berger were taken to Opal by Sadie Osterhout in her car then traveled by train to Denver to visit relatives and friends. Big Piney Camp No 5067 members urged to attend January 30 meeting with District Deputy Harvey present at Hook Ball for installation refreshments and business.
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Denver
Josephine A. ‘Budd
Jennie Boyer
Pearl Berger
Opal
Sadie Osterhout
Lb. Z. Bess
M. W
Harvey
Thas
Hook Ball
Dance Benefit At Clyde Hall For Frank Lewis Arm Aid
A benefit dance at Clyde Hall in Big Piney on Saturday night January 19 aims to raise funds for Frank Lewis who lost his arm after a horse kick. Proceeds will help him purchase an artificial arm and support his family.
Community Church notices and bank building update
Minister Rev A C Best preaches on The Sense of Hearing at Sunday School 10 am and Public Worship 8 pm. Thursday Jan 24 at 8 pm features Balzac's Wild Asses Skin. Cheyenne stock Growers National Bank building improvements to be completed February 1.
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Rev
A. C. Best
Subjest
Balzac
Wild Asse
Cheyenne
Stock Growers National Bank
Ross Alcorn Named to Succeed Carter
Ross H. Alcorn of Rawlins editor of the Rawlins Republican and president of the Wyoming Press Association was named by Gov. Frank C. Emerson to replace State Auditor Vincent Carter who won election to Congress. The resignation of Carter was accepted Feb. 1 with formal appointment expected at that time after a Republican committee meeting endorsing Alcorn. Political observers had long anticipated his selection due to experience and geographic location.
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Cheyenne
Ross H. Alcorn
Rawlins
Alcorn
Emerson
Republican State Central Committee
Cattle Tax Valuation Debate At Wyoming Meeting
State officials and cattle industry reps challenged proposed 10 to 25 percent rises in cattle valuations for 1920 taxes at a two day Wyoming board of equalization session. Senators and representatives argued profits are slim after costs, grazing land values are excessive, and farmers receive better returns than stockmen. Legislative proposals discussed aimed to shape forthcoming state legislation.
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Cheyenne Tribune
State Board of Equalization
State Supreme Court
Capitol
John Hay
James M Graham
Lander
Thomas Thain
Buffalo
Clarence Gardner
Afton
Willis M. Spear
Sheridan
Charles A. Myers
Knight
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
James W. Christian
Hat Creek
J. L. Jordan
Cheyenne
Wyoming Livestock Association
D. R. Whitaker
Sen
Christian
Frank
Horton
Gardner
Sublette County Commissioners affirm new elected officials
The January 7 1929 proceedings record James P Jensen and J W Montrose as duly elected commissioners for terms of four and two years respectively Their oaths bonds and qualifications are noted and approved by the county board with Olson as Chairman and Puller as County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Olson
Gust l L. Lerson
J. Springsted
James P. Jensen
J. W. Montrose
Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County
Sublette County Board Sets Tax Rates and Salaries in 1928 Meeting
Sublette County officials convened January 8 1928 electing Gust L. Larson chairman approving bonds for County Clerk C G C Peltner and other officers. The Big Piney Examiner was named official paper. A $2 poll tax and a $2 90 road tax were levied. Appropriations were set for General County Road and Bridge District Court Poor and Pauper funds. The board audited bills and issued warrants, plus a tax rebate to J W Montrose. Church services noted at Sargent Inn by Rev A G Best.
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Pinedale
Sublette County
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Gust L. Larson
James P. Jensen
J. W. Montrose
C. G C. Peltner
Sublette
May McAlister Sommers
R. T. Albert
R. W. Hopkins
W. D. Holt
William L. Hesser
Ed. Edwards
E. D. Sandhin
Big Piney Examiner
General County Fund
Fuller
J. P
Hopkins
R. W
McDole
Margaret C
Albert
R. T
Payne
James M
Mahr
Nick
Olson
Charles
Montrose
J. W
Larson
Gust L
MacGlashan
Grace
Springsted
Jensen
James P
Bloom
Leita
Mills Company
The
Lincoln Supply Company
BC Pinedale Telephone Company
Telephone Renta& Service
City of Lights
Carson
D. C
Samora
J. D. Wood
Court House
Feliner
C. C
Davison
Ned
Healey
Maryher
Sister of Pinedale Editor III At Hosp
A fragment reports the sister of Pinedale Roundup editor III was hospitalized in Rock Springs after a hazardous trip through wind swept drifts north of Fourteen Mile Hill. Mr. Cockins accompanied her and aided by a man with a team helped reach Mrs. J Herron of Pinedale at the hilltop near EB Cocking, highway tractor official, in Rock Springs.
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Wyoming General Hospital
Rock Springs
Daniel News Notes Dance crowd and local visits
A busy Daniel social scene includes a crowd at Saturday’s dance. J B Linn passed through town en route to visit daughter Mrs Paul Pane and family. R T Albert of Pinedale, Lewis F Binning of Merna, and Wm Rawley with A J Bently were in town or stayed overnight. Stoneman and Isenheart finished the Tie Boom at Horse Creek and headed to Granger for Standard Timber Co.Elizabeth Hibbins returned from Kemmerer on Wednesday night.
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J. B. Linn
Paul Pane
R. T. Albert
Pinedale
Lewis F. Binning
Merna
Daniel
Wm. Rawley
A. J. Bently
W. F. Yarger
Mr. Stoneman
Mr. Isenheart
Horse Creek
Granger
Standard Timber Co
Toonerville Trolley Prank Parks Big Piney High
Big Piney High students stage a playful Toonerville Trolley setup using a homebuilt handcar, inviting Chuck to join after a prank involving a knife and pockets emptied. The scene shifts to a wrap of school life with exams, dances, sleigh rides, and senior jokes as the term ends.
Luman Reunites With Sister After 55 Years in Wheatland
Abner Luman 84, famed Green River Valley rancher, visits Wheatland for a holiday reunion with sister Mrs Jasper Thompson. They last met circa 1874 when he visited to help drive cattle near Scissors ranch. he plans to visit Casper before returning to Rock Springs.
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Abner Luman
Green River Valley
Wheatland
The
Wheatland Times
Jasper Thompson
John
Scissors
Luman
John Luman
Rock Springs
Green River
Mother of E H Shideler Dies in Denver
E H Link Shideler receives news his aged mother died in Denver on January 1st at age 87. She once lived with him here for about six years and recalled as a venerable neighbor. Shideler is ill with rheumatism and cannot attend the funeral. the community extends sympathy.
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Link” Shideler
Denver
Shideler
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate
Albert Larson administrator announces final account and petition for distribution in the estate of Mrs. Gertrude Schneider deceased. Creditors may object in writing before February 26 1929. without objections, final settlement will be made February 27 1929 in Sublette County Wyoming at the clerk of court office in Big Piney where the matter will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Schneider
Sublette County
Wyoming
Sam
Albert Larson
Big Piney
Wyo
Former cattleman John Angus travels for mother's funeral
John Angus longtime Big Piney rancher now living in Nevada rode train No 22 Tuesday evening toward Denver to attend his mother’s funeral. She died January standard age 88. He asks old friends in the upper country and this locality to remember him.
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John Angus
Big Piney Country
Nevada
Denver
Mother
Angus
Evansion
Olde Tyme Dance Highlights Freshies Star Dancers
Freshies Salt and Pepper Freshies were the star dancers at the Olde Tyme dance Saturday night. The item notes playful exchanges between Bob Burr and Clifford Daniels as they recall a wild ride on a hand sled behind a car traveling 35 mph. Exams are over and the Freshies vow to work hard, while the editor’s infant son recovers from illness reported as the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Daniels
George Siems
George
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Ross Alcorn
Carter
State OF
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State Bank of
J. K. McWilliams
Chas, Walker
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Bridge Spikes
Stewart
Pennock
Edd
Attest, CC. Feliner
Sargent Inn
A.G. Best
Pinedale Editor
HOSP
Daniel News
Elizabeth Hibbins
Kemmerer
BIG Piney High School
BAT
Toonerville
Chuck
Gusto
Beanny
Rusty
Toonerville Trolley Company
Weill
Miss Ryan
Mr. Anderson
Doe
May Alexander
Colonel Lindergh
Pop
E. H. Shideler
Bob
Burr
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