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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
4
Notice appears for employment entry in Big Piney Wyoming with details of advertisement rates and deadlines. It lists per inch and per line charges for display, legal, and timely notices and notes church entertainments with admission charges at half rates.
Bondurant Nash Booker travelled with Ford, Joe McDonald as passenger while Lou Campbell went to Cora for supplies last Thursday. B F Bondurant returned from the road Tuesday noting a hard trip. Hershel Bondurant visits from Jackson to report progress on government road work. G R K Hunt arrived for the summer after resigning from Barber 4 Pixley. A parliamentary inquiry reveals quantities of dogfish eaten in London as fried sole. Scotland sends congers to London where no Scot eats eel, conger or any eel.
A humorous HE EXAMINER note argues the paper as the best advertising medium in the Green River Valley. It contrasts a duck egg that goes unheard with a hen egg that draws noise and attention, asking readers which feathered display to choose for their advertising proposition.
Notice states L L McGinnis of LaBarge Wyoming filed intent to prove up for a homestead entry made April 10 1906 in Section 22 Township 26 North Range 13 West Sixth Meridian before H E Christmas Kemmerer Wyoming on July Lithday 1913 with witnesses Alfred Davison Alfred Thompson Nelson H Whitman of LaBarge and William J McGinnis of Midway Wyoming. Also includes estate notice and local notes from East River Side region with several names and activities.
Lincoln county Wyoming commissioners call an incorporation election for the Town of Big Piney within part of section 31 and 36 in township 30 north range 111 and 112. Inspectors L D Tanner G F Whitman and E H Shideler set July 5 1913 at Budd's Hall from 9am to 5pm for qualified electors to vote on forming a town under Wyoming law.
A New York company starts manufacturing a rope for balloons using Italian fiber. An aeronaut places an order for 60,000 feet, replacing imports with locally made rope. The product emphasizes high tensile strength with low weight.
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