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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

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Big Piney Rodeo Opens In Three Day Frontier Celebration

Six days remain before the Big Piney Rodeo starts on June 24 and runs three days in Green River Valley. The event features cattle and horse exhibitions from local and distant breeders, Hereford bulls from Ottawa residents J J Horning and A J Shute, running horses, two chariot teams, and daily packers from across the valley. A band provides music and two dances are planned nightly at Pioneer theatre and Budd hall, with daily ball games between Big Piney and Pinesdale at 10:00 am. Attendance expected from neighboring towns and Omaha. reservations pour in.

Green River Valley J.J. Horning A. J. Shute Ottawa Ill

Machinery Arrives for Cottonwood Irrigation Project

The Altman Taylor tractor and ditching gear for the Cottonwood Development Co. arrived in Piney and will be moved to upper Cottonwood to dig a major ditch from Green River to Cottonwood Creek. The project, led by E. E. McKee of St. Louis, aims to irrigate land under the Cottonwood plan by fall, attracting new settlers to the Green River Valley.

Altman Taylor Cottonwood Development Co Piney Upper Cottonwood Green River Tonwood Creek Cottonwood Irrigation and Developement Co St. Louis E. E. McKee Green River Valley

Good Roads Day Plans Across Wyoming Counties

Wyoming counties largely back the Good Roads Day proclamation for June 22 issued by Governor Carey. Mayors urge business closures and road work, ministers to preach on good roads, and organizers prepare lunches and picnics. Some districts report 100 percent participation with women groups filling holes and coordinating meals, while prizes are offered for pictures.

Wyoming Campbell Natrona Wyoming Good Roads Association Carey Ita

Good Roads Photo Contest Aims for Lincoln County

The Wyoming Good Roads Association offers ten dollars for the best six pictures and twenty five dollars for all entries accepted. Send by registered mail to Cody. If June 22 is spoiled by bad weather the next fine day becomes Good Roads Day. All roads in Lincoln County will be worked with district captains named for north and south areas. Leaders include Dr Hook Big Piney T D ONeil Cottonwood C Y Phillips Bronz Walter Vose Midway Phil Twichel Viola E D Key Daniel Jack Howard LaBarge Lyon Rathbun Fontenelle Holden Hill Names Hill. All able bodied residents urged to help restore roads to record condition.

Wyoming Good Roads Association Cody Lincoln County Here Dr. Hook Big Piney T. D. O'Neil Cottonwood C. Y. Phillips Bronz Walter Vose Midway Phil Twichel Viola E. D. Key Daniel Jack Howard LaBarge Lyon Rathbun Fontenelle Jack Howard Holden Hill Names Hill

Republicans Name Harding as Candidate for President

Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio was chosen by the Republican National Convention in Chicago to be the party's presidential nominee after two days of deadlocked balloting. Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was named by the convention for vice president. Mrs Crafton and her husband Dan Crafton appeared at the Cottonwood ranch, with Mrs Crafton cooking for Mrs Gray at the Gray Inn.

Warren G. Harding Ohio Chicago Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts Harding Mrs Dan Crafton Cottonwood Mrs. Crafton Mrs. Gray Gray Inn

Lumber firm executives visit Piney on business

C E Lay general manager and H Romeyn manager of service bureau of Overland Lumber Co. of Salt Lake City were in Piney this week on company business. The gentlemen reported that Forest Ranger Parry Ashdown is in town from the tie camp on Cottonwood.

C. E. Lay Mgr H. Romeyn Service Bureau The Overland Lumber Co Salt Lake Forest Ranger Parry Ashdown Cottonwood

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Pioneer Theatre Budd Hall Pinedale Omaha Commission House International IHC Hiss Big Piney Merc. Co M. B. Hook Edison Lewis Cash Grocery J. C. Hainsworth Lincoln County Good Roads Association Grover Trittipo L. D. Tanner Pany Rock Springs State Bank of
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