Jean H. Noble Dies After Lingering Illness at 21
Jean H. Noble of Big Piney Wyoming died June 2 1923 at home after a long illness. He was born January 19 1902 in Omaha Nebraska and was married to Ruby Wilson on September 7 1938. Funeral services will be at Community Church at 2:00 PM Saturday with Rev. Walter McNeil officiating. Francis Tanner is in charge of arrangements.
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Jean H. Noble
South Piney
Wyoming General Hospital
Rosk Springs
California
Jean
Big Piney High School
Omaha
Nebraska
Ruby Wilson
Charles P. Noble
Kenneth Noble
Fall River Basin
Walter McNeil
Kemmerer
Big Piney
Francis Tanner
United States Civil Service Exams Open for Agriculture Posts
The U S Case Service Commission announces competitive exams for several Department of Agriculture positions with different salary scales and age limits. Applications due July 17 for eastern states and July 30 for Colorado and western states. contact Ward Ireland in Kemmerer Wyoming or the Civil Service Board of Examiners offices. The National Safety Council mounts a nationwide July safety campaign citing 8720 deaths last year, urging precautions. Wyoming Governor Nelse H Smith urges statewide participation in July safety drive. Mrs Marion Twitchel of LaBaree dies in Soda Springs Idaho hospital after goiter operation complications.
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United States Case Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Burea
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
National Safety Council
Nelse H. Smith
State of
Wyoming
Greer
Cheyenne
A. D
Nelse H, Smith
Wyardine
Marion Twitchel
LaBaree
Soda Springs
Idaho
Payne Couple Celebrates 62nd Anniversary With Family Reunion
On June 18 in Daniel Wye Mr and Mrs W J Payne 83 and 79 celebrated their long marriage with a family gathering. Their children Homer James Bernie William Cora Martin Carrie Phillips Lena Johnston and Hazel Linn attended along with 38 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. A picnic luncheon was served indoors due to rain as the EXAMINER extends best wishes for many more reunions.
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WJ. Payne
Daniel
Wye
Ro Viders
Homer
James
Bernie
William
Harry Payne
Cora Martin
Carrie Phillips
Lena Johnston
Hazel Linn
Payne
Waile
Examiner
Livestock Market Situation Report Los Angeles 1939
Pacific Coast livestock markets show firm undertone with broader consumer buying and tighter supplies. Fat cattle and lambs scarce due to drought. many thin lambs shipped west for cheaper feeds. Missouri River prices dip below Los Angeles values, boosting intermountain and Rocky Mountain movements. Fed steers sell $9 to $10 per cwt. Colorado steers fetch about $10.10, cows and heifers strong with grass prices up to $650, milk dealers $9 to $10. Hogs show seasonal strength as demand for economical pork rises.
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Los Angeles
Middle West
Missouri River
Missouy River
Intermountain
Rocky Mountain Country
Los Angeles Union
Former Legion Auxiliary Leader Heads NCTC Drive
Mrs. Melville Mackie stem of Chicago, former national president of the American Legion Auxiliary, was elected president of the National Consumers Tax Commission at its Chicago headquarters. She succeeds Mrs. Kenneth C. Frazier of Dallas, who led the commission in its first year and now becomes chairman of the board.
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Chicago
Melville Mackiesteme
American Legion Auxiliary
National Consumers Tax
Kenneth C. Frazier
Dallas
Tex
Brazier
Chuck Wagon Days Parade and Rodeo Shine in Big Piney
Big Piney hosts Chuck Wagon Days despite rain with a daylong rodeo parade and free barbecue. The event draws crowds for bucking horses, pony races, calf roping, team tying, relays, and a Saturday night dance led by the Lyman orchestra. Winners include Vera Mills, Ross Meeks, Dick Freese, Dutch Olson, and many more across multiple events.
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Big Piney
American Legion
Joe Sage
Big Piney School
Community Hall
Lyman
Micky McKnight
Harvey Holliday
Booze Stall
Edgar Holliday
Forest Holliday
Bill Rush
Ross Meeks
Walt Fates
L. W. Freese
Bill Goss
Dutch Olson
Ken Stall
Vera Mills
Caryn Murdock
Luke Dove
Floyd Davis
Ross
Vern Meeks
Bull Goss
Kenneth Daniels
Woody Robinson
Jack Denton
Leonard Lindback
Marshall Gurney
Carl Holt
Id Hudson
Dick Freese
Ray McNimach
Clarence Davis
Bobby Miller
Bob O'Neil
Joe Murdock
Charlot
Ralph Mills
J H McWillams
Earl Lozier
Brig Strong
George Farrell
Edgar Wolliday
Gary Madock
Jack Mahaffey
Vera Meeks
Bus Fear
Joe Hicky
Glen Wadsworth
Bunny Stall
St L
Kelly Wilson
Duck Tullis
Ralph Malis
Dh. McWilliams
Walt Lozier
New Color Family Promises Fading-Resistant Blues
Chemists unveil a new pigment group called phthalocyanines derived from chlorophyll and hemin, offering pure blues with no red trace. The colors resist fading, suit high demand in color printing, outdoor painting, and wallpaper, expanding the chemist’s palette and the artist’s options.
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American Chemical Society
Miles A. Cahen
du Pont
Vane
Odd and Interesting Facts About Wyoming History
A Federal Writers' Project study notes four grave markers for Cheyenne's first mayor Hiram Hook and details his death near Green River. It describes Pine Ridge drift fence remains near Sundance and Moorcroft, plus Henry Keets's 1985 86 work. The piece mentions Wild Bill Hickok lore, St Matthew's Cathedral bells in Laramie, Joliet prison ties, and the gold spike at the Laramie railroad junction.
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Cheyenne
Hiram Hook
Hook
Green River
Famber
Henry Keets
Sundance
Moorcroft
H. EK
Upton
Caledonian American Insurance Company Publication Certificate
Insurance Commissioner certifies that the Caledonian American Insurance Company of New York is authorized to transact fire, windstorm, riot, civil commotion, explosion, aircraft and earthquake insurance in Wyoming for the current year. Witness is given by the commissioner’s seal and signature dated March 1, 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Commissioner's Office
State of Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Caledonian-American Insurance Company
Green River Basin Development Association Meets in California
P W Jenkins reports on a California meeting as the Green River Basin Development Association’s executive board discusses Utah transmountain water diversions and Western Wyoming water rights. The group thanks Cheyenne Attorney George Brimmer and Joe Bauer for aid while State Engineer Bishopp meets to hear Wyoming water issues.
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Los
Aurgeles
Green River Basin Development Association
Wormsday
Persy W. Jeckins
Colorado River Basin
California
Utah
Green River
Salt Lake Basin
Cheyenne
George E. Brimmer
Joe Bauer
Water Conservation Board
Western Wyoming
Bishopp
Western
Wyoming
Association For Water Rights
Association
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Ward
Ireland
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
U. S. Civ Service Board of Examiners
W. J. Payne
Legion Auxiliary
Nctc Drive
Jas. K.hunt
Wyo
Federal Writers’ Project
Agnes Wright Spring
Charles Hickok
Saratoga
Wild Bill Hickok
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Laramie
Tiiidis
Joliet
Walden
Cartennial
Hahn's Peak & Pacific
North Park & Western
BR. R
Centennial
P. W. Jenkins
Covey.& Blaney Rands
Cohreville
Covey & Blaney
Cokeville, Wyo
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