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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
5
A. A. Madison of the Bureau of Public Relations Aircraft Finance Corporation of America visited last week to study Big Piney for an air route. He reviewed the local landing field and announced Perry W. Jenkins as a regional member of the corporation.
Mileage of oiled roads in Wyoming rose from 35 in 1926 to 311 by June 1930. Wyoming ranks third among five Rocky Mountain states with 311 miles, Idaho 710, Utah 340, Montana 285, Colorado 209. Counties have spent $9,448,102 in nine years on road aid and construction per state records.
University of Wyoming experts urge regular cultivation of all trees around farms during summer, especially young plantings from spring. Keep weeds down to preserve soil moisture, water trees adequately, and loosen mulch with repeated cultivation between shelterbelt rows for long_term shade and protection benefits.
Carter, Wyoming’s lone U S House member, announces he will seek renomination as Republican for Congress in the August 16 1930 primary. He cites service to constituents and support for Republican policies and says he will vote as he believes Wyomings majority desires.
Everything shapes well for the Big Piney Annual Rodeo with the event slated for July 8 4 5. The rodeo promises premier bucking horses from shores and a thrilling crowd pleaser with riders likely to take hard falls. Race horses will contest for large purses, plus roping events with plenty of steers cows and calves. Prizes total 2500 plus many donations from local and outside firms. A full prize list will appear next week.
In the District Court Third Judicial District Wyoming notice to creditors in the Estate of Elizabeth Apperson. Letters of administration issued to the undersigned. Claims must be filed within ten months from June 19 1930 with vouchers for allowance at the Clerk of Sublette County or with Attorney G B Hackett in Big Piney Wyoming. Failure to file will bar claims. Dated Big Piney June 14 1930. William B Apperson Administrator. G B Wockett Attorney June 19-26 July 3.
The article outlines the new Spanish War Veteran's Bill recently passed by Congress, detailing pension increases by age and service days, with specific amounts for various age brackets and disability levels. It notes that increases start upon receipt of applications by the pension Bureau and offers assistance with forms. It also mentions 20,000 more fish fry planted in South Piney creek area, sourced from Daniel hatchery, and notices on bid openings for roads in national forests in Wyoming and surrounding counties with dates June 12 to June 17.
Rural life shifts as motors outpace horsepower. The nation sees about 1.245 million more farm vehicles in five years while horse stock falls by 3.044 million. One in four vehicles now belong to farmers, signaling a broad move toward motorized farming.
Commissioner Reclam ation plans a July visit by Dr Elwood Mead to inspect the Green River Valley irrigation project. The party will assess 75 000 acres near Green River mouth of the Big Sandy and study the Flaming Gorge hydro dam site. A 12 million dollar program could spur jobs, housing, and business across Green River Valley and allied states.
Read Elmo Scott Watson in this issue of The Examiner on the London naval conference pact to humanize submarine warfare and the 1918 Atlantic coast U boat raids that sank ships and cost lives. Also note Jackson construction begins Grand Teton Park trail system work.
The Cokeville 4th Annual Roundup, under American Legion auspices, will run Friday to Sunday, June 27-29, with a 32 piece Pt. Douglas band from Salt Lake performing daily. A ten piece orchestra will play for dances at Rodeo Park, plus extensive afternoon concerts. The event includes professional riding, calf-roping, steer bull-dogging, relay and pony races, wild horse and cow milking contests, bronc riding, and novelty races, expected to draw large crowds despite high costs.
Next Monday, June 23, the annual school meeting will be held at the focal high school building. All district taxpayers should attend and vote to fill the vacancy, express suggestions, and contribute to harmony and advancement in education for our children.
The Kemmerer Overhead, the state's largest bridge project to date, opened June 12 over the Oregon Short Line tracks and the Ham's Fork river near Diamondville. At 270 feet long it stands 55 feet above the stream bed and clears the railroad by over 25 feet, eliminating a dangerous Oakley grade crossing. Built by Sharrock & Pursell at roughly $55,000.
The Big Piney Chautauqua opens June 25 at Clyde hall and runs through June 28. The four day program offers brand new features with comfortable seating and careful planning by committees to ensure enjoyable moments for all. Bring friends and children to share in the event.
Gabe Bunta spent the past week in town from Halfway. Mrs. James Bertram and children returned from Hanning California where they passed the winter and attended school. W. Hopkins, Sr. deputy U.S. marshal, visited Big Piney from Evanston on business. P W Jenkins spoke at his Comn ranch about five registered Hereford bulls from W E Potter Farmington Utah for his herd. Professor Florin VonEschen of Modesto California and wife toured Jenkins' property. he is chemistry professor at State Junior College Modesto. G S Mershon and son of Corn. Wye announced a sale of registered Hereford cattle on July 1. Mrs. Jack Larson and Bev Larson visited en route to Yellow Stone Park. Frank Shipley and W Nichols moved to Perry Plisterer ranch Fall River Basin for building work on a new house. Miss Aane Neil visiting Kemmerer.
The romantic American girl in The Big Pond wins over a French man who becomes a driven business figure. The comedy, praised for wit and fast pace, drew strong crowds after its New York run and in major cities, delivering timely plot, action, and humor.
Announcement by a Wyoming candidate for United States Senate outlining support for a two party system, tariff protection for American industries, restrictions on immigration, labor rights, pensions for the elderly, recognition of veterans, and agricultural and water reclamation policies. The statement emphasizes tariff on sugar, protection for beets, and national and state farm priorities.
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