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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
6
The new roadway plan for Middle Piney Lake area aims to transform it into a premier leisure and automobile tourism route. Officials anticipate increased visitors drawn by scenic overlooks and access to recreation spots, boosting regional appeal and economy.
A fragmented notice describes a road to Middleg Piney Lake and development of a lakeside area in Hy state. It mentions motor parties, timber access, a long lake nearly a mile by half a mile, and potential for a motor boat on the outlet for summer recreation amid drift and pine growth.
Burney, a progressive merchant, bought a lot at Budd Avenue and Fish Street for a lumber sided building with metal trim. The 40 by 50 foot main hall will include a 3 by 40 foot ware room and a 20 by 25 foot upper floor, with high grade stock to be carried.
W C W John A Pastepey of Mangtaja View Wyoming says five dollars will help establish ambitious plans for a Woodmon of the World project. He notes local enthusiasm and upcoming events to promote the effort.
Auction notice details 500 cattle and a ranch for sale near Marbleton ten to twelve miles from Marbleton with Green River water rights. Includes well bred stock, horses, wagons, and several horses. property may be cleaned up for a quick sale. Contact Steven Fulse Marbleton or Harricot Bentotter for terms and location.
Content appears as a garbled religious or moral exhortation from a 19th century page. It references a woman, Rag in Michigan, and urges patience, generosity, calm, and self-improvement. Disjointed phrases mention illness, differences, and reflection, with no clear news event or identifiable people beyond vague titles.
Fragmented local notes describe social events and travel, including Mrs. Buddys basket sale, new automobile purchases, and visitors in Marbletown and Ogden. Mentions of health trips to hot springs, an upcoming St Patrick’s event, and various residents preparing programs and outings.
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