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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
12
Automobile Tires at Factory Prices advertise discounts from 30 to 60 percent with 16 percent extra for non skid tires and ten percent above gray red tubes. All new clean guaranteed tires from standard and independent makes. Buy direct and save with 6 percent discount on full payment and 10 percent deposit terms. Dayton Ohio dealership.
Special Hosiery Offer promises guaranteed wear for men and women. Limited time deal includes six pairs of guaranteed hose in black or tan with written guarantee for 1.00 and six stamps for postage, plus men’s Paradise Garters for one dollar with stamps. Describes seams free design, durable knit, six month wear guarantee or a new pair. Postpaid shipping offer of 50 cents plus six stamps. Dayton Ohio. Factory prices.
Mrs John F Shafroth wife of the Colorado senator remains in Washington with her husband through the hot summer session. Many congressional wives leave the capital for relief each year, but she chooses to stay beside him until adjournment, a tradition during the extra sessions.
The notice outlines the administration of the late Harbender Poco Bennett estate, noting his extensive business in selling used clothes to Harvard students and his role as a known figure among generations of students. It identifies Bersett as the widow and seeks probate actions by the administrator.
Nizon Waterman reflects on the Fourth of July, recalling childhood nights of loud, joyful bombardment and the thrill of firecrackers. He laments losing the old excitement as time passes and speaks to how patriotic fervor has shifted since youth.
Margaret E. Sangster argues women should increasingly prize independence and the ballot, urging patriotic pride and moral influence at home. The piece recalls Fourth of July traditions, warns against indifference to national heritage, and invites women to guide children toward responsible citizenship under the flag.
A fragmentary exclamation marks a muddled reaction to a near miss or mishap. The speaker laments not having a dollar to spend and jokes about blowing up worse than the incident, reflecting short, local color phrasing typical of a comical aside in a late 19th or early 20th century page.
A fragment reflects on the long habit of celebrating independence with gunpowder and martial displays. The author laments a gradual shift away from that belligerent spirit and the legacy of King George, hinting at a broader cultural change since the nation’s founding.
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