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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
3
In 1909 Mr. Wm B Winter of Douglassville Pa reports a free sample of Chamberlain s Tablets cured his indigestion and he has not had a similar attack since He also notes Chamberlain s Liniment relieves rheumatic pain stiffness and soreness enabling rest and movement after use
Henry Budd and family drove to Piney on Tuesday. Mrs. Walker and daughter Anne visited Mrs. McClintock. Budd Apperson stopped at Mason Post Office last Saturday. A branding bee occurred Sunday at the Lewis place. Mrs. Moffat hosted an oyster dinner with twenty four Masonites at her home on May first. Guests enjoyed cards and afternoon contests with nuts fruits and homemade confections. House plants in bloom drew admiration. The next club meeting is June 5 at the Rathbun home.
Secretary Baker says any veteran who wore the U S uniform and seeks work will find it. He notes the United States employment service placed 2,386,490 men and women in six months of 1918 and has found 100,000 applicants weekly since the war began. The service runs 750 offices and 1,900 bureaus for returning soldiers and sailors.
Notice is given that Bessie Munn of Bi Ps fi PTOINg filed final proof for the SEY of Section Township 33 N Range 113 W 6th PM to establish claim. The hearing before William H. McDonald Commissioner at Big Piney Wyoming is set for May 10, 1919. Witnesses named are W S Nichols Albert H Beecher Noah Booker James B Fleming all of Halfway Wyoming.
Notice from the Department of the Interior at Evanston Wyoming dated April 5 1919 stating Guy Jaycox of Boulder Wyoming seeks final three year proof on his 1915 homestead entry to establish claim to land in Township 82 North Range 107 West Sixth Principal Meridian before Eugene S Plank at Pinedale on May 17 1919. Harriet Gurney of Pinedale claims heirship to Clifford D Brown and seeks final proof on his 1916 entry for Lot 3 and NEYSWY and WiSE% Section 19 Township 25 North Range 115 West, to be offered before Eugene S Plank at Pinedale May 17 1919 with protests to be filed by Walter Gurney Haze Gurney Steel and Lydia Steel.
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