Examiner Change at Big Piney Publishing Offers Three Year Lease
The Big Piney Printing and Publishing Company buys Royal A Young's property in the Big Piney Examiner and signs a three year lease with the writer. The move ends uncertainty about the paper's future and promises modest weekly improvements and reactivated plans. The staff calls for continued support from readers and correspondents to affirm the Green River Valley newspaper’s identity.
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Big Piney Printing & Publishing Company
Royal A. Young
Big Piney Examiner
The
Examiner
Green River Valley
Notice of Final Proof for Viola Homestead Land
Earl M. Jones of Viola Wyoming filed intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish a land claim in Township 26N Range 114W Sixth Principal Meridian. Final proof before H E Christmas U S Commissioner Kemmerer Wyoming on May 26 1917 witnesses Fred Bailey Glenn Jones Mayme W Jones and Ivan Jones.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Earl M. Jones
Viola
Range
H. E. Christmas
U.S
Kemmerer
Fred Bailey
Glenn Jones
Mayme W. Jones
Ivan Jones
Alex Nesbit
Register
Notice of Final Proof for Florence H McDonald Land Claim
Florence H McDonald of Evanston Wyoming, holder of Desert Land Entry Serial No 03735, announces intent to make Final Proof to establish land claim for Lot 4 Sec 2 Lots 1 2 3 Sec 3 T29N R111W and related parcels. Proof before H E Christmas U S Commissioner Kemmerer Wyoming on June 16 1917. Amos W Smith Robert D Smith Guy C Decker and Jesse Griffin of Big Piney Wyoming witness. Alex Nisbet Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Florence H. McDonald
Range 111
6Th Principal Meridian
H. E. Christmas
U. SS
Kemmerer
Amos W. Smith
Robert D. Smith
Guy C. Decker
Jesse Griffin
Big Piney
Alex Nisbet
Register
British Expert Praises US Railroads Citing Crisis in Transport
W M Acworth, Britain's leading railway authority, told the Newlands interstate commerce committee in Washington that the United States faces a serious transport crisis. He urged higher freight rates and a single regulatory body, warned against democratic government ownership, and contrasted private US railways with government systems in Australia and Europe.
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Washington
United States
W. M. Acworth
England
Newlands Joint Committee On Interstate Commerce
London
Acworth
Fundamentaal
Mr. Acworth
Australia
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Italy
Prussia
New South Wales
Texas
Texas Railways
New
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