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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

3

Athletic record of Marshall Reynolds gains political notice

The piece profiles Republican candidate Marshall Reynolds of Kemmerer as an athletic star with a storied past at Mansfield Normal School and the University of Pennsylvania. It notes his Penn football leadership in 1904, All American recognition, a Connie Mack tryout offer, and ongoing sports involvement since moving to Kemmerer.

Congress C. E. Winter Casper Marshall Reynold Kemmerer Marshall Reynolds Young Reynolds State Normal School Mansfield Penn Reynolds Christy Matthewson Christy Reynalds University of Pennsylvania Connie’’ Mack Philadelphia Athletics Chamions United States Penn Foot Reynolds Wyoming Corbett University of Wyoming Internal Revenue

War Finance Corporation Extends For Agriculture Loans

Washington confirms President Harding signed a bill allowing the War Finance Corporation to accept new applications for advances through July 1, 1923. Wyoming’s loan activity totals $8,223,208.70 with $407,392.74 repaid. Advances go to banks or loan companies handling livestock or agricultural paper on secured notes or endorsed rediscounts.

Cheyenne Wyoming Washington, D. C Harding War Finance Corporation Wyoming Loan Agency

New Company Takes Over Corder Well

Western Wyoming Oil Company leaders C. W. Talver and Mrs. O. M. Orem visit Big Piney with Pauline Boucher and Media Orem. They took over Union Consolidated Oil Co leases and machinery, plan to finish the Corder ranch well started at 1283 feet with strong oil indications, employing new drillers and resuming operations July 10th day and night. A. G. Burritt, famed geologist, serves as a director.

C. W. Talver O. M. Orem Western Wyoming Oil Company Big Piney Taylor A. G. Burritt

Innings of Fame Spark Umpire Demand in City

A seasoned Kemmerer baseball veteran, famed for deep game knowledge, has his umpiring services in high demand whenever he visits the city. His intimate understanding of play and keen judgment draw managers and players seeking his officiating.

Tain Kemmerer

Wool Sale Planned by Cokeville Growers Association

Wool lot from Cokeville Lincoln County comments on public sale scheduled for Friday and Saturday June 30 and July 1 1922. The sale offers about 2600 bags totaling around 800000 pounds with bids sealed and subject to local committee approval and acceptance.

Cokeville Wyoming Lincoln County LinesIn County Wool. Growers Association

Big Republican Unity Promised By Carey And Hay

Governor Carey and John Hay both signal support for the party winner after the primaries and deny any real split. Each has strong followers, but party loyalty will guide Republicans statewide to back the victorious candidate regardless of outcome.

Kemmerer Republican Carey John Hay Hay

Secret's Out at Hook Hall Pound and Box Social

The Triangle Club hosts a secret revealed event at Hook Hall on Friday June 30. Ladies bring one pound dainty packages for sale at 50 cents and a lunch for two priced at 25 cents. A dance with the Big Piney Orchestra ends the evening as the editor and family depart for a weeklong vacation.

Triange Club Hook Hall Big Piney Orchestra Jou

Episcopal Church Service Comment by Missionary

Episcopal Church services will be held next Sunday at 11 oclock. Francis M. Bacon, missionary in charge, remarks that the purpose of going to church depends on the individual’s spiritual state and that worship reinforces the creed for which man was created.

Francis M. Bacon Big Piney Wyoming

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