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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
6
A twenty year record of successful banking with capable officers and directors. The bank pledges courtesy to customers and understands the needs of the stockmen.
The Hotel Gladstone at Casper offers Wyoming residents winter rates during December January and February with rooms without bath from 1.50 dollars and rooms with bath from 2.50 dollars. Wyoming guests registering at the Gladstone will be attended by staff members Smith or Turner. Aims to attract Wyoming visitors to Casper in the next three months. An Automobile Club inquiry asks if sixty miles per hour is too fast on open highways and notes Rocky Mountain motorists Inc plans a questionnaire to gauge preferred driving speeds in Colorado and Wyoming.
The automobile club seeks public input on speed limits highway bonds beautification and enforcement. Questions ask whether to keep or remove speed limits set bonds of 25 or 50 million for trunk highways need for a license law uniformed patrol and a combined auto tax with license fees. Car owners may send in opinions.
In Sublette County Wyoming the District Court orders all interested parties to appear March 22, 1930 at ten oclock in Pinedale to show cause why the estate of Charles A Cox should be set over to Minnie F Cox as her absolute homestead exempt property. Creditors notified and inventory filed show total value not exceeding exempt property. Dated February 14, 1930. Judge John R Arnold.
Subscription rates set at $2.50 per year payable in advance. The notice appears in the Tuesday, March 6, 1930 issue.
The annual report of the Savings Bank division of the American Bankers Association shows 4,222,985 school children participated in school savings banking last year, depositing 28,672,496 and net savings of 10,539,928, pushing total credited balances above 50 million dollars. Enrollments reach 15 497 across programs.
Regular meeting of the Town Council of Big Piney Wyoming on March 4 1930 with Mayor Geo W Hopkins Jr and councilors Neise P Christensen Robert H Gunter Chas C Howerton Geo A Moffat present Bills allowed list includes Opal Mercantile freight 10 74 Joe Hill marshal February salary 50 00 G B Hackett attorney February 10 00 Big Piney Examiner 3 90 Geo A Moffat clerk February salary 10 00 There being no further business the meeting adjourned Attest: Clerk
The Big Piney High School senior and junior class notes describe the training and observation in the normal training class. Students rotate rooms, practice teaching in four rooms, and look forward to rural teaching. The nature studies cover plant reproduction and seed testing.
Mr and Mrs Perry W Jenkins announce the marriage of their eldest daughter Miriam to Norman Barlow of Salt Lake City Utah. The wedding will be held in Salt Lake City on Thursday March 20. Miriam is a former Big Piney High School graduate and attended Wyoming State University. Norman works with Tracy Loan and Trust Co of Salt Lake and is regarded as a man of sterling qualities. Miriam visited home recently and, with her mother and Miss Girlie Neil, departed for Salt Lake City. Mrs Jenkins will stay until after the wedding. Miss Neil will return home soon.
The Triangle Club gathers at the home of Mrs. L. D. Tanner on Thursday March 18 1980 for its regular meeting and discussion.
Beard County Commission announces proposed location of County Road No. 8 running north from a point near Section 27 through Stations 2 to 16 on the center line, width eighty feet total. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the County Clerk by noon April 1, 1930. otherwise the road will be established.
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