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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
5
The loafing and chatter mention Daniel Doings and Whittier folk in a casual update. Names like Willie Psyoo Scott Baccer Billie Sutton and Charles Danielson appear among mentions of illness travel sales and ranch transfers in a busy community bulletin.
Lee Jones and Miss Mama Hike of Vili plan marriage soon. Miss Hise has taught at Viola and has many friends. Mr. Ines is a prominent ranch vet from LaBarge country. Lindly sold his top horse to Rock Springs butcher for a high price. Paul Nott reports two loads of hay in a day and vows to be more careful. Don Sheehan of Rongts, Wyo. purchased figure four cattle and heads to Rock Springs with calves. Mrs. Elizabeth Carson, Midway schoolteacher, leaves for Rawlins to join her husband.
L. W. Sargent reports Jack Bowe died beside his sleigh in a snow bank believed to have lain unrecovered for two to three days. The frozen lines and hobbled horses indicate the wagon obstructed by the cold. Bowe, with heart trouble, had discussed health plans with Sargent a week earlier. his burial is planned in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
A shop advertises for a boy or girl apprentice to learn the printing trade under Mr C H Robinson. The ad promises patient instruction and notes air wage of five to six months if the apprentice is willing, claiming the work trains spelling grammar punctuation composition and division of English language. Visit the shop to consider future destiny.
A debtor avoids paying until a collector pushes for relief. The talk turns to a soothsayer in the next block who supposedly reveals the future for 60 cents. The debtor rails against waste yet offers to add 60 cents to settle his curiosity.
All subscribers to the North Piney South Piney and Cottonwood telephone lines are urgently requested to meet at Big Piney Hall on Sunday February 2 1912 at 2 o'clock PM to agree upon a settlement of the central switching question. W I Mills Sr Manager.
Governor Folk of Missouri praised city merchants while urging support for local trade. He argued against mail order substitutes, urging citizens to spend locally and advertise in town papers to build wealth and opportunity without fearing exposés in commerce.
The Jamaica region hosts many song birds led by a large mock ingbird variety. It sings sweetly though less animated than the gulf warbler. Jamaicans nickname it the nightingale, aligning with English traditions, though it resembles less the American mockingbird.
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