State Health Report Logs Spotted Fever Rise and Rodeo Dates
The weekly report shows a spike in Rocky Mountain spotted fever with 10 cases across Freemont Big Horn Converse Johsona Laramie Lincoln Washekie. Measles and mumps shift modestly while smallpox and typhoid appear in limited counts. Large two color posters announce July 2 3 4 rodeo dates with prize money and committees named Oscar Beck Chas Clyde G B Hockett and others.
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Rocky Mountain
W H Hassed
State Health Oficer
Freemont County
Big Horn
Converse
Johsona
Laramie
Lincoln
Washekie
Natrona
Niobrara
Hot Springs
Laramie County
Albany
Sweetwater County
Carbon
Oscar Beck
Chas. Clyde
Secy~treas
G. B. Hockett
Wn. E. Sherman
Geo. W. Hopkins, Jr
L. Z. Bess
Gen. Farrell
Keep Ground Well Cultivated Around Trees and Flowers
Extension note advises maintaining a two to three foot weed and grass free zone around lawn trees and shrubs. Regular cultivation after rain or irrigation reduces evaporation, improves fertilizer efficiency, and helps shelterbelt weed control. Sage territory drilling continues.
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W_ O. Edmondson
Extension Forester
University of Wyoming
Daniel News Notes Mixed travels and community life
Mr A E Richardson drove to Ogden and returned with his mother Mrs E A Richardson who spent winter in Denver Lava Hot Springs and Ogden. Mr and Mrs W L Todd visited Rock Springs to meet Mrs Todd's mother Mrs F L Townsend coming from Rough and Ready California to join the Todd ranch. Mr C A Cox ill at Boulder sanitarium has improved and may move home with Mrs Cox. Homer Payne leased the Cox property this year. D A Blackman began sawing at the mill with S BR Hil helping. Albert Duke, Dr and Mrs J W Slontrose and many locals featured in daily visits and dinners. Edith Brewer funeral at G L West home attended by Daniel residents.
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A. E. Richardson
Ogden
E. A. Richardson
Denver
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Utah
W. L Todd
Rock Springs
C. A. Cox
Sanitarium
Boulder
Colo
Appraisals of Two Estates Finished in Wyoming
Mrs. Blanche M. Fairfield Assistant inheritance tax commissioner returned from Evanston Wyoming where she completed the appraisal of the George Lott and Eugene Hickey estates The Hickey estate was the largest probated in Uinta County and the deceased had lived there since 1872.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Blanche M. Fairfield
Evanston
George Lott
Eugene Hickey
Hickey
Uinta County
Community Church needs support for continued services
A local church reports a second annual meeting under the present regime. Despite rising attendance among high school students the district shows only 27 subscribers, risking closure without $7.09? 40? annual funding. The minister covers travel and upkeep. organizers seek more regular subscribers and a sounder financial base to sustain worship and youth programs.
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Community Church
Triangle Club
Hand Injury From Bronc Breaks in Early Week
Al Osterhout suffers a broken bone in his hand after a bronc mishap. He and Dr. Looney traveled to Kemmerer for an X-ray Tuesday, which confirmed the fracture was set properly.
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al Osterhout
Dr. Looney
Kemmerer
Wyoming District Court Quiet Title Action In Sublette County
Sherman Albert Lloyd sues Maxwell Investment Uinta Irrigation and others to quiet title on multiple described parcels in sections 23 26 27 township 33 north range 113 west. Defendants must answer by July 6 1929. Ivan S Jones attorney for plaintiff. Dr W L Looney seen in Green River for medical service to former patient today.
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Maxwell Investment Company
Uinta Irrigation Company
Uinta County Irrigation Company
Sherman Albert Lloyd
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of
Wyoming
Sublette County
Township Thirty Three
Ivan S. Jones
Plaintiff
W. L. Looney
Green River City
Wyoming manufacturers rally to trade at home at Casper meeting
State officials report protests against shipping Wyoming products out of state. Casper hosts June 24 and 25 convention with discussions, committee work, and plans to boost Wyoming produced goods, tighten economic self sufficiency, and spur home buying to fix the uneconomic trade balance.
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State Department of Commerce and Industry
Wyoming
Casper
Chamber of Commerce
Mountain States Power Co
Gasper
Cssper
State Department of Agriculture
Andersons Leave for Old Home Logan Utah
Mr and Mrs W H Anderson and two children drove to Logan Utah their former home to reside permanently. Anderson has served as Big Piney schools superintendent and led the agricultural department. Health issues end his school career and they plan to enter mercantile business in Logan. Friends in Wheatland note bids open for bridge construction and a 140 000 hotel planned for Wheatland.
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W. H. Anderson
Logan
Utah
Anderson
Big Piney
Agricultural Department
Flag Code Key For Proper Flag Use Highlighted
The issue promotes Flag Day and proper flag reverence. It urges Americans to study the flag code and follow correct display practices. An illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson explains guidelines and why many miss the proper usage.
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Uncle Sam
The
Examiner
Elmo Scott Watson
Town Council Proceedings Big Piney June 4 1928
Regular meeting minutes show approval of prior minutes and payment of bills. Ballots from the last election list mayor and council results, with appointments for town officers and health officials. The note mentions returns from Berryville and a Kemmerer business visitor.
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Big Pingy
Wyo
J. F. Shipley
Neke P. Chastensen
Chas
C. Howerton
Robert H. Gunter
Geo. A. Moffat
Anton Subic
J. A. Power
Big Piney Examiner
B. Hackett
I. F. Shipley
Neise P. Christensen
Chas. C. Howerson
Oscar Beck
Nellie May Bess
Geo. F. Farrell
Agchon Secte
E. ©. Caldwell
J. C. Penney Co
Kemmerer
Tadey
Capitol Offices Closed One Hour for Governor’s Mother
State capitol staff were released from 2 to 3 pm on Monday in tribute to Mrs. Anne Emerson mother of Governor Frank C. Emerson who died in Michigan. A. M. Clark secretary of state acted as governor during Emerson’s absence and declared the offices closed. Governor attended his mother’s funeral services in Michigan.
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State House
Anne Emerson
Michigan
Emerson
Frank C. Emerson
A. M. Clark
Chautauqua Dates Set for Big Piney Season
Chautauqua programs run June 20 to 23 with daily shows and lectures. Notable acts include The Radio Warblers Corine Jessop Olivar’s Troubadours and a keynote on The International Future of Our Children. Season tickets and new seating arrangements announced by local committees.
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Baldo Warblers
Corine Jessop
Radio Warblers
Private Peat
Ireland
Canada
U.S.A
Geo. Moffat
Chautauqua
Iheaifans
G. B Hockett
L. Z. Bess
Secu-Treas
Geo. Farrell
A. C. Power
J. B. Budd
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Sage ‘Territory
Daniel News
Homer Payne
D. A. Blackman
Ins Mall
S. BR. Hil
Albert Duke
Daniel
J. W. Slontrose
Mrs
Jam Noble
Vigo Miller
Elizabeth Daniels
Cora Davison
Walter Yarger
Marbleton
Yarger
Winton
Esther
L. W. Sargent
Sargent’s Inn
E. D. Key
Delco
Carl Murray
Delbert Bess
Mr. Frank Chapel
Daniel Friday
Joseph Huston
Lava Hots Springs
Mr. D.C. Dressler
Barry Thompson
Merna
Daniel Thursday
Little Edith Brewer
Walter G. Brewer
G. L. West
Alfred Smith
D. H. Scott Ranch
Arkansas
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Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd
London
England
State OF Wyoming
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Theodore Thulemeyer
Theodore 'Thulemeyer
Insurance Commissione
Community Church Ae Ac
Makers OF
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Baker
Electric Bulb Maker
Old Home
Wheatland
Official Town Council
Albert Larson
W. BE
Sherman
Neise P. Christens
Koptins
Guy B. Hackett
L. D. Tnner
Gen. A. Moffat
A. Moffat
Chas. Howerton
Berryville
Kansas
Somme
Mr. Howerton
Capitol
James Noble
Gora
Yda
E. R. Noble
Mrs. Noble
Rawlins
Pinedale
INC
Olivar's
Phillipine Troubadours
Philipines
Olivars
Brilliant
George E. Toomey
General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corporation, Ltd
Perth
Scotland
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