School Activities Report for Last Week
Mrs Tanner and Mrs Booker visited Miss Stanley s and Miss Hallett s rooms last Tuesday morning. The senior class are taking Trigonometry this semester. Sir Perkins was absent the latter part of last week on account of sickness. Last Friday the entire school assembled in the High School room for music. The third and fourth year English are reading The Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith. The report cards were given out last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Tanner
Mrs. Booker
Miss Stanley
Miss Hallett
Sir Perkins
Reading
The
Vicar of Wakefield
Oliver Goldsmith
Grover Trittipo Plans Six-Week East Trip Including Auto Show
Grover Trittipo departs Friday for an extended vacation in the east. He will attend the big auto show in Chicago with his father and visit relatives in Virginia. They plan to view President Wilson's inauguration in Washington and make side trips to New York City and Richmond, Virginia, remaining away about six weeks.
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Grover Trittipo
East
Chicago
Virginia
President Wilson
Washington
Grover
New York City
Richmond
Grazing Permit Applications Due in Wyoming Forest
Notice to file all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in the Wyoming National Forest for 1917 by February 19 in Afton Wyoming. Information on grazing fees and blank application forms available on request from Charles A Beam Supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming National Forest
Afton
Wyoming
Charles A. Beam
County Agent Offers Services to Ranchers
The Lincoln County community is invited to organize a National Farm Loan Association with at least ten landowning citizens and a minimum aggregate borrowings of 20000 dollars. Loans range from 100 to 10000 dollars per member, with terms from five to forty years at 4 to 6 percent interest. The program, enabled by the National Farm Loan Act, supports land purchase, debt payoffs, and land improvements up to fifty percent of land value plus twenty percent of improvements. County Agent in Afton, Wyoming, offers assistance and details.
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National Farm Loan Association
Congress
Lincoln County
Afton
Wyo
Ill brother in Cleveland and family to move to Salt Lake
Mrs L D Tanner learned last week her brother is very ill in Cleveland. Mrs Harrison and family plan to leave this week for Salt Lake to make their home in the near future. The Examiner for JOB WORK.
Stockman Protest Against Rate Increase
At the Ameri can National Live Stock Association meeting in Cheyenne stockmen protested a 100 percent grazing fee hike for national forests. Delegates from Green River Valley led by P. W. Jenkins Cora C H Kelly Daniel T C Beck Big Piney I D ONeil and Rep Jas Mickelson urged Secretary of Agriculture Houston to reconsider and voiced opposition to the higher fees affecting local grazing. The group cited that current permits already pay full forage value and pressed for a more favorable policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Live Stock Association
Cheyenne
Forest Service
Green River Valley
Secretary of Agricultural
Houston
P. W. Jenkins
Cora
C. H. Kelly
W. E. Enos
Daniel
T. C. Beck
I. D. O'Neil
Big Piney
Jas. Mickelson
American Nationa Live Stock Association
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forests
National Forest
Protest Against Grazing Fee Increase by National Forests
In a statement from Cheyenne Wyoming January 18 to 20 1917 the American Live Stock association protests any raise in grazing fees on national forests. The resolution argues current fees cover costs and warn the move would halt range development and raise live stock production costs. Committee members William R. Morley E H Crabb W S Stepherson Alonzo Brinkerhoff and A D Porter endorse the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
American Live Stock Association
Cheyenne
Wyoming
William R. Morley
E. H. Crabb
W. S. Stepherson
Alonzo Brinkerhoff
A. D. Porter
Three-Mile Addition to Wyoming Forest Passes Congress
Supervisor Charles A. Beam arrives in Big Piney to confer with the advisory board of the Big Piney Roundup association on the character of lands in the congressionally approved Three-Mile addition to the Wyoming National Forest. The 75,000 acre strip between North Beaver and LaBarge will extend grazing capacity, allowing for about 8,000 more cattle, and lessen overstocking for years. Miss Frankie Wilson departs for Salt Lake City to visit the Homer family before beginning studies at the University of Wyoming in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Beam
Big Piney
LaBarge
Frankie Wilson
Salt Lake City
Homer
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Governor Kendrick cites investigation committee report on packers
During his fall visit Governor Kendrick emphasized the investigation committee of the association into the alleged packers combine and noted its report at the convention. The National House judiciary committee has approved a bill to provide for an investigation.
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Kendrick
Association
Packers’ Combine
National
House of Representatives Judiciary Committee
Appointment as Medical Examiner for the State
Dr. E. L. Hallinan has received the appointment as medical examiner for this section of the state from the Western States Life Insurance company. He earned the post over several applicants after a rigid examination and is expected to be frequently traveling in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hallinan
Western States Life Insurance Company
Hallinan
Able Wilson Renews Subscription at Examiner
Able Wilson visited the Examiner on Tuesday to renew his subscription to his preferred newspaper. This confirms ongoing reader loyalty and engagement with local media.
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Able Wilson
the Examiner
Ups and downs of economy promise prosperity with thrift
The text advises that economy is often uphill but leads to prosperity. It warns that extravagance accrues debt and interest, urging saving and banking to afford future luxuries without depleting funds. It emphasizes perseverance in small economies as the path to financial comfort.
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Just
Big Piney Merc. Co
Stockman
American National Livestock Association
Department
Winter
the. Emporium
Heitz
Marbleton State Bank
W. W. Luce
Jas. W. Chrisman
J. Chas, Rumsch
State Bank of
Big Piney, Wyoming
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