B P R Association Holds Annual Meeting in Big Piney
The Big Piney Round Up Association held its regular annual meeting at the Town hall with strong attendance. Officers elected include President H L Budd Vice President Al Osterhout Secretary Treasurer James P Jensen. An advisory board and executive committee were named and forest supervisor C E Favre spoke on forest regulations. A Board of Appeal was established with one member from each district. The group opposed shifting cattle grazing permits to sheep on national forests and approved directing ten percent of grazing fees to counties for range improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Roundup Association
H. L. Budd
al Osterhout
James P. Jensen
Frank Springman
F. D. O'Neil
Green River Valley
Wyoming Sheep District
Star Valley
Forest Department Grazing Season Scaled Back
Proceedings show a request to shift the grazing season from June 30 to October 13 and from June 20 to September 30. Several minor measures were approved before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Department
Excellent herd of thoroughbred bulls arrives from Opal
A shipment of about 60 purebred bulls arrived Monday from Opal after purchase in Kansas City at the International Live Stock show. Local stockmen viewed the bulls Tuesday at the Al Osterhout ranch with buyers including Jas. P. Jensen Jas. F. Mickelson Ludvig Lindback Frank Chapel and Jesse Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Kansas City
Frank D. Ball
Kentucky
al. Osterhout Ranch
Jas. P. Jensen
Jas. F. Mickelson
Ludvig Lindback
Frank Chapel
Jesse
Sellon Budd Killed in Auto Accident at Franklin La
Charles P Budd learns his son Sellon died in an auto crash Monday night March 15 1925 at Franklin Louisiana He was 21 with two sisters and two brothers listed as survivors The accident occurred while en route to a cross country trip with friends speed is cited as a probable cause Funeral set for Marbleton hall with burial at Big Piney cemetery A second message from Donald McCartney reports Sellon driving in darkness when a sharp curve caused the crash and two others were injured or detained at hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Budd
Franklin
Louisiana
Sellon
Donald McCartney
Budds
Auto
Chicago
Florida
Frend
Tia Juana
Budd
Charles Sellon Budd
Kemmerer
Wyo
A. P. Newcomb
American Falls
Idaho
Dan Budd
Phoenix
Arizona
Jennie Budd
Greeley
Colorado
George Budd
Donald
State Land Selection Notice and Arrest Report in Sublette County
Notice under Wyoming law that Mary Leckie Roberts had land selected for sale and later patented, with public auction to highest bidder to follow same restrictions as other state land. Also report of Ed Curtis and Elmer Erlendson arrested for operating a still in Cottonwood country, pled guilty, bound over to district court in $200 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Wyoming
Mary Leckie Roberts
Geal
C. H. McWhinnie
Fubrie Lands
Payne
Bruce Craynor
Hopkins
Cottonwood Country
Ed Curtis
Elmer Erlendson
Justice of the Peace
H. E. Griggs
District Court
Noble leaves for Lava Hot Springs due to Mrs. Noble illness
Charles P. Noble departed Wednesday for Lava Hot Springs Idaho because of Mrs Noble illness. The community notes urge readers to subscribe today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. P. Noble
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Noble
School Bond Election At The School House Saturday
Voter note urges attendance at the school bond election to be held Saturday afternoon at the school house. The meeting is described as vital for all residents, especially parents with children in the school system.
Local Notes From Kemmerer And Laramie Debates
Mrs Frank Springman remains in Kemmerer due to her daughter Mrs Matthews illness. Mrs A P Sommers traveled to Kemmerer for dental work. Mrs Lena Griggs and her son Arnold of Kemmerer visit nearby relatives for a few days. L Z Bess visited Kemmerer and attended a Lions club meeting. Big Piney Hig school debaters faced Laramie with Laramie winning two to one. no local finalists yet in the ongoing Laramie High School Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Springman
Kemmerer
Matthews
A. P. Sommers
Lena Griggs
Arnold
Big Piney Hig
Laramie
Sublette County School District 9 Bond Election
Notice for the March 20 1926 bond election in Sublette County Wyoming District 9 asks voters to authorize up to 10000 in coupon bonds at 6 percent to pay existing indebtedness. Directors Chapel Springman Osterhut and Treasurer prepare the notice dated February 27 1926 in Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
ScaHoon Dist
Wyoming
Big Piney
Sach
Board of Trustees of
Wromina
Abolish Most U S Bureau of Mines Stations Planned
Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover weighs closing 18 of the 16 experimental stations run by the U S Bureau of Mines at state universities. Three centers would remain in Pittsburgh Salt Lake City and a yet unnamed site to benefit the petroleum industry. The move aligns with the administration’s economy program and could end many colleges engineering programs. Wyoming State University may escape cuts. Local notes report a Wardell dance Big Piney visitors and several oil field related trips. A Jensen bull drowned near Mickelson ranch causing a $200 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Pittsburg
Salt Lake City
Wyoming State University
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B. P. R. Assn. Annual Meeting
Mary A. Murdock
G. E. Jewett
Chas. Olson
Clifton Fear
Miss White
T. D. O’neil
California
Margaret
Burney & Co
Big Piney, Wyoming
Sellon Budd
Franklin, LA
Border Legion
Manhatten
L. Z. Bess
Lions Club
U. S
Wardells
D. A. Blackmon
Ward
Joseph Houston
Little
Daniel
Piney
C. C. Clark
L. W. Sargent
Salt Lake
LaBarge
Mickelsontranch
Mr. Jensen
State Bank of
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