Wilbur C Homer Dies in Salt Lake City
Wilbur C Homer 22 son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Homer died Wednesday evening March 27 of spinal meningitis after a short illness. He lived on the family ranch near town and attended local schools. Funeral service will be in Salt Lake City Friday March 29 with interment there. He leaves his parents two brothers and a sister.
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Salt Lake
Wilbur Cc. Homer
Andrew Homer
Wilbur
Homer
Wilbur C. Homer
Woodmen of America
Salt Lake City
Maroh
Order Trees Now For April Or May Delivery In Wyoming
Wyoming farmers should order trees immediately from the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture via the Department of Experiential Farms or Extension Forester W. O. Edmonson. Orders are processed in receipt order. substitutions may be needed for unavailable varieties. If no order blank is available, request one from the College of Agriculture at Laramie. Spring planting is favored by ample moisture and past winter freezing. prepare soil now and plant by furrow or deep hole method.
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Wyoming
Department of Experient Farms
University of Wyoming
W. O. Edmonson
University
College of Agriculture At
Laramie
Big Piney Schools to stage Step on It Stan comedy
The faculty of the Big Piney Schools will present a three act comedy titled Step on It Stan at Clyde hall next Saturday evening. The event promises thrills and vaudeville stunts between acts. Proceeds go to the schools with the public urged to attend for a good cause. program details are printed elsewhere.
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Big Piney Schools
Clyde Hall
Stan
Simple Country Gas
Lke
Peggy
Laramie
Easter Service at Community Church March 31 3 p.m.
Rev A C Best leads Easter service at 3 p.m. on Sunday March 31 with a morning Sunday School at 9 a.m. The message VOYAGERS TO AN UN DISCOVERED WORLD will be shared followed by Communion. The Easter Thank offering supports church benevolences and prospective members are asked to contact the minister to join at communion.
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Community Church
A. C. Best
Mrs Mildred Mickelson Donates Church Piano
A fine piano arrived yesterday from Salt Lake and was placed in the Community church for Easter use. The gift comes from Mrs Mildred C Mickelson, and church members thank her for generosity as a drive was to raise funds for a piano, noting the church already has an organ.
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Salt Lake
Mildred C. Mickelson
Miceison
Daniel News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weather Sign
Mr D H Scott and Mr T D O Neil were business callers in Daniel Tuesday. A flock of geese flying south signaled spring but disappointed locals. A small crowd attended the Daniel Saturday dance due to a storm. The fiddle was lost in the storm and recovered near Pinedale Sunday. Mrs Sommers Prof Thompson and students arrived Tuesday noon from Laramie and were met by four teams and sleigh. they proceeded to Pinedale the same day. Caspar Wye salesman D D Joslyn and Geo A Lowe Co salesman Chaffin were in Daniel Tuesday. C C Alexander of Cora stopped in Daniel Wednesday en route to Big Piney. D A Blackmon traveled by car to Big Piney Wednesday with D D Joslyn Chafin and C C Alexander. Lee Smith returned Wednesday from Salt Lake City for medical treatment.
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Daniel
Pinedale
D. A. Blackmon
Big Piney
D. D. Joslyn
Mr. Chafin
C. C. Alexander
Laramie
Absenee
McFadden
Wheatland
Chicago
Donald Bazley
Stanley Trachte
Greybull
Joseph Trachta
Trachta
California Oi Co
Al Osterhout Buys Ranch From Budd Family
Al Osterhout, pioneer rancher, purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Dan B. Budd the ranch known as The Baker Place. The property, adjoining Osterhout’s home ranch near here, spans 20 acres with a strong hay crop to feed his Hereford cattle herd.
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al Osterhout
Pioneer
Dan B. Budd
Baker Place
Budds
Osterhout
The Easter Parade in The Examiner by Elmo Scott Watson
An illustrated feature argues the annual spring fashion parade reflects more than vanity. It examines why Milady wears new dress and millinery for Palm and Easter Sundays and what it says about human instinct.
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Herbert Hoover
Milady
the Examiner
Elmo Scott. Watson
Governors to Confer Next Week in Rocky Mountain States
Governor Frank C. Emerson in Cheyenne announced plans for a conference of Rocky Mountain governors to discuss federal conservation policy. Negotiations continue with Colorado, Montana, Utah, New Mexico and Idaho, Denver proposed as site due to Colorado’s Governor Adams illness.
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Cheyenne Wyo
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Frank C. Emerson
Emerson
Hoover
Colorado
Montana
Utah
New Mexico
Idaho
Adams
Appreciation Note From Mrs D B Crapton
Mrs D B Crapton thanks kind friends and neighbors in her recent great loss, as published in this newspaper column.
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D. B
Crapton
Wyoming Fishermen Urge Immediate Funds for Fish Propagation
Wyoming fishermen push to start retaining ponds and fish propagation now using license revenue redirected to wildlife, with a statewide canvass planned to sell five dollar game and fish licenses by April 1. Citing Carl Lund and John T. Scott, proponents say funds could speed 1930 programs and place rearing ponds across Wyoming. The initiative, led by Izaak Walton Leagues and Rod and Gun clubs, aims to boost tourism and establish Wyoming as a fishing paradise with broader pond networks and local committee organizers.
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Dept. of Commerce and Industry
L. L. Newton
Wyoming
State Game and Fish Commission
Department of Wild Life
Carl Lund
John T. Scott
Commission
Chambers of Commerce and Civic Clubs
Game Commission
Izaak Walton
State
Gane and Fish Commission
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate and Local Developments
Notices announce final settlement of Mary E. Jewett estate with final accounting by April 29 1929 and objections by May 13 1929 with settlement May 14 1929. Other items report Union Pacific stockyards proposed northeast of Cheyenne airport mineral resource value in Wyoming and Copper Mountain mining resume plans plus Cheyenne Union Pacific Athletic Club stadium work.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Mary E. Jewett
Sublette County
Big Piney
Wyo
Wyoming Names New State Education Chief
George E. Brown, former Cheyenne city schools superintendent, is named Wyoming state commissioner of education, succeeding Lewis G. Tidball who resigns April 1. Brown was one of eight applicants and will oversee departmental reorganization per recent legislature. Tidball plans to move to Seattle.
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Cheyenne
Wyom
George E. Brown
Greejey
Colo
Wyoming
State Board of Education
Lewis CG. Tidball
Brown
Colorado Teachers Association
Colorado Teachers College
Greeley
Tidball
Department of Education
Kemmerer to Have First Auto Show
After the Linco County Wool Growers annual meeting in Kemmerer, the first annual Automobile Show will run April 5 to 7 in Kemmerer. The American Legion Post sponsors the event with 11 dealers showing cars. The affair features amusements and invites broad public attendance. Senator Beck writes from Omaha praising cattle demand and urging cattlemen to hold stock. He notes a visit from E. Swan and that the Swan woman is in good health. Beck expects to return home around April 15.
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Linco County Wool Growers
Kemmerer
American Legion Post of
Senator Beck
Oscar Beck
Omaha
Beck
E. 2 Swan
Big Pinky High School Bat and Play At Clyde Hall
A school paper lists omitted contributor names Miss Isabelle Neil and Floyd Norris for a trip fundraising to Laramie. It previews a Saturday night play Step On It Stan at Clyde Hall with a varied cast and a post show dance to cover Laramie trip costs. Senior notes mark seven weeks left in the term and student life includes debates and class news.
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Laramie
Isabelle Neil
Floyd Norris
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Stan Gray
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