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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
7
A cranky neighbor confronts the Gist Juniors after a ball shattered his upstairs window. Splinters boasts a long home run while the boyish players defend their game, and the elder vows to involve the police if the bill isn’t settled.
The article recalls Hughie McNeff being exercised last year by a threatening day of weather yet succeeds in gathering in the straw safely. Neighbors faced similar risks, but McNeff’s efforts leave him more fortunate than some others. A supervising figure comments the scene with a self-satisfied air.
Bale asks if he will play first base next Saturday for the village team. The reply confirms the plan despite the man being sixty years old, saying fear of being forced to umpire if he refuses.
Farmer Corntessel answers there are no moagaltoon available locally while rival group reports eight in stock. The exchange suggests a resource dispute affecting local markets and bargaining.
A clipped dialogue notes only 34 percent of Norwayia’s surface is cultivated while a pair of characters debate climate and business impact. A tragic actress and a gallant admirer add comic misreads about a theater performance and damp floors caused by tears.
Sir Thomas Linton at a London provosts banquet said blame for high prices sits with dealers not war profiteers. A parable about sand and a boy named Joseph questions patriotism, noting sand bags needed for troops at the front while prices stay high.
In this Last Straw tale Mary Jans a master, a slightly eccentric bachelor, relies on notes to instruct her. A recent delivery of note paper carries a final directive reading Dig Inside Tall Package, prompting Mary Kane to react to the escalating, indirect commands.
In Sheridan County Wyoming a jury returned a five minute verdict for defendant John J Beez in a 30000 libel suit by former Crow Reservation livestock official A Campbell Bodz The case grew from Bodz accusation of drunkenness and neglect after he testified before Congress on conditions at the Crow reservation The trial followed a lengthy dispute centered in Washington and Sheridan County court records reference the contested matter along with unrelated crop and horse entries for Cheyenne and Wyoming stock events
The text recalls Charles Ridley a German sharp herder from this place who sought to return to Germany to fight for the fatherland but chose life ending acts after reconsidering. He cut his throat with a razor but did not die and will be confined at the state asylum in Evanston.
Fragmentary report notes A Hichmond arranging purchase of 200 acres and lease of land along Grnaa creeks near Thermopolis, with pasture rights for sheep. The text mentions Cross and Hitchcock Sheep Company and references Tilfain Hardy and Marfalo Paxettun road, plus an unclear injury incident.
Unclear readable text mentions names Wes Jim Riverton and Danny. Vague references to a river, a vet, and a person named Dave. No clear event, date, or location.
A garbled report describes Binat Gadly injuring John Chaney at Wind River Timber and Me Company operations. The fragment mentions May Dubab, Sande KGa Hig Croeds, a body, and a hook on scene. The text references an apartment house, Tharmopolia planning, and related names, with unclear chronology.
A Wyoming township mourns as Robert Todd Towdall dies from spotted fever near Thermopolis. Other items include fire protections, road improvements, farm reports, and community campaigns across Cheyenne, Sheridan, Casper, and Goshen County with officials in Elk Mountain and Thermopolis.
A visitor asks zoo staff about pigeons at the Bronx Zoo, amid tangled chatter on birds from the Philippines and blocked information from five bureaus. An attendant notes a bright breasted bird called Alovt-breasted but offers little concrete detail beyond “keep to the right.”
Fragrant premium Creams advertise purifying skin care for the scalp and hair. The offer invites readers to sample each free by mail with a book and address postcard to Cuticura Dept. X Boston. Sold everywhere ad.
Fragmented dialogue depicts social bustle and a comic misread scene as a colonel queries a young crowd. The tone echoes a dramatic misunderstanding amid a bustling Parisian salon.
A girl mocks a neighbor asking if she will be their new media unit after moving. The exchange hints at a plan to keep news quiet, with mentions of charges and possible access to newspaper venues. The dialogue reflects a conversation about publishing and oversight.
A garbled exchange aboard the lake passenger vessel sparks talk as one passenger insists the issue lies beyond regulatory oversight. The reply emphasizes unrelated matters and dismisses the accusation, leaving the incident unresolved.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions Denison's Coffer and health claims with stray phrases about drinks and a nonsensical line about a reaction or product. The readable parts provide no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Denison's Coffer.
Mrs. Marea Stavey of Unionville Missouri recounts severe illness with nervous symptoms and loss of appetite. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after doctors could not help. She urges other women to seek the same aid and notes the company offers confidential replies from a female adviser.
Readable fragments show a commuter venting about wartime travel hardships. The piece contrasts urgent pleas with fatigue and questions why permits and passes hinder daily work. It hints at long delays and scarce resources affecting travel.
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