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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1913

Page

2

Japanese Influence Grows in California Agriculture and Trade

A historical view notes rising Japanese presence in California after the Russo Japanese War. It highlights immigrant settlements in San Francisco, shifts in housing, business dominance in fruit packing, wineries, and shoe repair, and Japanese community networks including banks and newspapers. It also mentions U.S. government attention and social tensions amid economic expansion.

California Little Brown Bryan Butewi Chinda America Nippon Chinatown San Francisco Pine, Bush, Sutter Post Streets Fillmore Street van Ness Avenue Wilson Roosevelt Congress Wich Oriental Ran Francisco China Monthlogos Harel Nateralhy Abemelbung Ignoranee Poderty K. D. Company Fruit Vale San Mateo County Aljl San Joaquin Valley

Lonely Eskimo School on the Aleutian Ring

A fragmentary 19th century note describes an Eskimo settlement near Atka in the Aleutians, its icebound landscape, and a historic schoolhouse. It mentions a mission station built by Episcopalians, a later United States cutter Bear landing missionaries, and a charity newspaper in Dresden with funds from Dr Justus Guentz.

Siberia oHoula Atka Aleutian Islamis Indian Point Herria Bear Gambell Justus Guentz Dresden

Tale of the fan origin and old baseball lore

The piece traces the word fan from Ted Sullivan who says he coined it in St Louis while managing the Browns. It details player anecdotes including Charlie Comiskey and Annie Latham, a clubhouse pest, and the term’s spread to other cities. It also notes Princeton Yale 1887 games and Basil Konetchy’s value and potential trade.

Ted Sullivan Chicago White Box St. Louie Sullivan St. Louis Browns Charlie Comiskey Annie Latham Ian Princeton N. J C. K. Ward Yale New Haven Varsity

An Abbreviated Comic Column Of Oddities And Quips

A collage of humorous snippets and misheard lines features a father and son money debate, a kirk side anecdote about plate money, a wealthy woman’s past glory, a boastful judge exchange, a fish store mishap, and playful exchanges about love, business sense, and social rank.

Engagement Revelation Through Unlikely Clues

A fragmentary dialogue hints at a fiancé’s knowledge of an engagement. A family moment references a gas bill and a hidden clue leading to the couple's commitment, with oblique lines about how the father learned of the news.

Conserving Liberty Home and Community Trust

Fragmentary notice hints at a local conservation or housing project involving Liberty, home preservation, and community assets. May reference funding or policy actions by a city agency and residents or stakeholders. Details are unclear. key terms indicate preservation and public interest.

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