Rodeo Planned for July 12 and 13 at Big Piney
At the Big Piney Industrial Club meeting, officers were elected for the year. Lr. M. B. Hook will be president, L. D. Tanner vice president, J. P. Fuller secretary treasurer. The rodeo dates were set for July 12 and 13 to attract tourists attending the Hoback Canyon entrance dedication to Yellowstone National Park. Events include wild horse races, bucking broncos, horse races, relay races, chariot races, steer riding and roping, bareback riding, and cow pony races as part of a frontier celebration. Preparations are underway.
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Big Piney Industrial Club
Pioneer Theatre
Lr. M. B. Hook
L. D. Tanner
J. P. Fuller
al. Osterhout
Hoback Canyon
Yellowstone National Park
Big Piney Election Sets Two Tickets in Local Race
The Tuesday May 9 municipal election produced little excitement with an independent women’s ticket losing. The Women’s ticket named Lena Gray as mayor and two council members Mrs James P Jensen and Mrs Al Fields for two year terms plus Mrs Earl Hamilton for a one year term. The Citizens’ ticket elected L Z Bess as mayor, with councilmen L D Tanner and J P Fuller for two years and N P Christensen for one year. Committees prepared roads and publicity plans. Big Piney invites attendees of the dedication ceremonies to stay for the rodeo, promising good roads and a welcome.
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Lena Gray
Jas. P. Jensen
al. Fields
Earl Hamilton
Citizens
L. Z. Bess
L .D. Tanner
J. P. Fuller
N. P. Christensen
Big Piney
Hoback
Community Church Invites to Sunday School and Evening Service
The public is invited to attend Sunday School at 7 with 10 30 AM start and an Evening Service at 7 45 PM led by Rev HC Kimmel Pastor.
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HC Kimmel
Carey Seeks Re election Governor of Wyoming in 1930
Former Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims his candidacy for re election subject to the Republican Primary and general election. He touts an honest administration with gains in state finances land office and education, cites vetoes on excess appropriations and efforts to advance industrial development while pledging to continue public service.
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Wyoming
Highway Department
State Land Office
Commissioner of Public Lands
Reclamation Service
North Platte River
Colorado River Commission
Green River
Colorado
State Utilities Commission
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rocky Mountain
State Commission
Department of State
May 19 Commencement for 1922 graduations at Budd hall
Next Friday evening May 19 the graduating class of 1922 will hold commencement exercises at Budd hall. The program begins at eight o clock and the class is the largest yet to graduate. The program features an orchestra processional chorus and various solos duets and speeches including the commencement address by Rev. Kimmel and diploma presentations by Al Osterhout.
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Budd Hall
Clas
Reynolds Announces Wyoming House Candidacy for Republican Nomination
Marshall S. Reynolds declares his qualification to represent Wyoming in the U.S. House and seeks Republican primary support. The notice follows with family-related visits, including Mary Collins of Francis Kansas visiting Cyrus F. Fish and Mrs. Matthews from Kemmerer visiting Frank and Mrs. Springman.
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Wyoming
House of Representatives
Congress
Marshall S. Reynolds
Mary Collins
Francis, Kansas
Cyrus F. Fish
Mrs. Matthews
Kemmerer
Mrs
Frank Springman
Community road project to Mid dle Piney lake proposed
Citizens are asked to furnish teams and harness for a road through Snider basin to the popular Mid dle Piney lake. The U S Forest Department would provide wages and meals for both men and teams, shaping a favorable summer project to access the Green River Valley lake and its recreation. Those with teams should contact the editor.
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Snider Basin
Piney Lake
U. S. Forest Department
Green River Valley
Richard Albert Wins In Spelling Contest
In the county spelling contest held in Kemmerer last Saturday seven students from district schools competed. Richard Albert of Daniel won first place and Lavon Turner of Fairview took second. The winners earn a free trip to the State Fair at Douglas next fall to compete in the state spelling contest. Marie McGinnis represented the local school, Leopold accompanied her, and Shipton accompanied the Albert boy.
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Kemmerer
Richard Albert
Daniel
Lavon Turner
Fairview
Douglas
Marie McGinnis
Miss Leopold
Shipton
Albert
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Big Piney Merc. Co
the Cash Store
Voters OF
Robert D. Carey
Earth
Heaven
William Budd
Mark Fuhrman
Dempsey Budd
Messrs Fuller
Newcomb
Marie McGinnis and
Helen Budd
Kimmel
Doris MacGlashan
al, Osterhout
State Bank of
National Banka
State Banka
National Bank
Sor
Albert Larson
Acrest Larson
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