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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
4
A reflective note urges acceptance of present circumstances and honesty about outcomes, claiming peace comes from being truthful with oneself and avoiding additional guilt or regret. The message emphasizes personal conscience and straightforward dealing with life’s results.
Lecturer praises the mechanical department and the world’s greatest thinkers at the fair. He extols inventors of the sickle, binder, and cotton gin as practical men whose work educates and advances civilization without seeking fame, while machines echo their praise in harvest fields.
Gleanings note various local visitors and social events. Mry Al Fields stayed with Steve Baldwin, attending a dance. Parmenter visits the James home at Curtissville. Freid Baldwin and Orpha Fickle left for Sundey Basin. Frank Burney, his wife, and John Bolinger had supper with ra. Jessie Baldwin misses school due to a cold. Henry Hans returns to Piney after a year away and comments Piney looks good. Mrs A Baldwin visits her son Billio.
A fragmentary note sketches a spring poet as his mood softens with warmth and nature. It mentions a dear little bird, an egg that will bring more fires this spring, and a forlorn survivor that sang by a printer's window, now dead.
A 19th or early 20th century column quotes Farmer Radford arguing that the home and motherhood define women's role and that political life would distract women from domestic duties. He contends social rights derive from women’s influence at home and warns against extended political governance by women.
The text describes aims to create youth centers for entertainment instruction and leadership, stressing cultured conduct and aesthetic influence to inspire virtue and wholesome amusement among young people. It mentions building a chapel, improving facilities, and using centers to raise income through business ownership and provide essential activities.
An irregular fragment notes education develops the mind rather than rote memo reading. It mentions learning as active digestion of text and hints at a rustic or rural setting with garbled phrases about a farmer and memory.
Department of the Interior notices Frank D. Chop of Big Piney Wyoming intends to prove up a five year claim on sections 22 and 27 township 8 north range 115 west south sentinel meridian. He will appear before H. E. Christmas at Kemmerer Wyoming on March 2 1915 with witnesses Jacob Herschler Edson Parmenter Howard Holden John Cook and Alex Nissert listed.
Otho H Dunhem of Big One Wyoming filed for final proof to establish a claim on Desert Land Entry Serial 02428 for sections in Township 31 North Range West along the Slath Principal Meridian. Hearing set before Eugene S. Plank U C Commissioner in Cody Wyoming on March 12, 1065 with witnesses J. G. Haydes and Frank Shatter listed.
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