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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
17
Rates for advertising per inch and per line vary by inserter. Per inch charges for Certat Rovenruixe and per mouth fees listed. Leon Nortens charges per line with initial and additional insertions. Steaptwe Norrowa lists per ling charges. Obureh locals note entertainments with admissions at half rates.
An editor argues Big Piney faces a split over townsite location hindering progress. Supporters favor Marbleton while others push for current site, citing water power, new school and stores, a possible county seat, and better drainage as decisive for prosperity.
A page fragment discusses tying land properly for town prosperity and a proposed sale near a dance hall. Mr Budd offered 4000 to abandon his Marbeltones, previously valued at 1500 to 2006 dollars, to settle disputes and foster harmony and growth. The note urges decisive action by all to support the plan.
Names of residents and relatives voyage to various locales for visits and health, with multiple mentions of ranches, farms, and ranchers from Daniel to Sanday in the eastern part of the state. Several individuals travel to see kin, attend stock meetings, or pursue health or business interests, including the Apperson and Harrison families and the Bon durant store vicinity.
H L Budd, current county assessor for the district, announces his bid on the Republican ticket for equity commissioner. Born in Wyoming, he has lived in the district all his life and has held his current office, or as eager as there can be an individual a.
A brief notice notes a six year old girl named Mare in connection with a night event, with unclear details and fragmented wording. Local authorities appear to reference a person at a specific location and time, but the readable text provides no verifiable actions or outcomes.
Public bidding notice announces bids to be opened on July 6, 1912. T. O. Bucs presides at Qwerenort with the clerk overseeing documents and the official seal of the organization. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
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