Armistice Day Program and Freshman Party Details
Armistice Day Program set for November 11 at 2 45 P M in the Community Hall with Rev George E Guild directing talks and a music program led by Adolph Roncalio and student performers. Freshman party held October 29 in the Community Hall featured games, dancing with Violin, piano, and drums, followed by lunch. twenty seven pupils attend daily hot lunches with several community members contributing provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bb. H
George E. Guild
Adolph Ronecalia
Loos
Dvorak Merril Moffat
Alvin Twiche
Lon. Gordon
Mr. J. Samora
Phil Marincic
Jimmie Maris
Joe Snage
Local News Highlights From Big Piney Area
R H Harvey of the Denver stock yards Company is a familiar figure in these parts. Big Finey Lodge No. 47 A F & A M sponsors a dance and social for its members and Eastern Star on Friday. Families travel to Salt Lake City for a brother-in-law’s funeral. Fear family shipments of cattle return from Omaha. Legion sponsors Armistice Day dance on Nov 33. Eye specialist Dr H H Scarborough to visit Cottage Hotel Nov 13. Ranch home modernizing with new lighting heating and baths. Local firms and travelers visit for trades and fur buys. Large crowd attends American Legion Auxiliary masquerade in LaBarge. New subscriber B J Gurrn. Wyoming Petroleum Corp officials return from California. Ogden market buyers and cattle breeding bulls listed. Carinac Division premium show details available from Ray H Wood in Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Livestock Show
Charles Whitlock
Cudahy Packing Co
Leonard Patterson
American Packing
Big Finey Lodge No. 47
A. FL
A. M
Eastern Star
Ray H. Wood
Carload
Ogden Litesuck Show
Chamber of Commerce
Ogden
Utah
Construction Advances on New School Building
Work on the new school progresses with rapid strides. Concrete foundation completed, two crews operate day and night, six loads of cement used in basement, five tons of steel to reinforce a strong structure. The foundation to be form-removed next Monday, bricklayers to begin Tuesday, hopeful enclosure in two weeks with good weather. Building touted as one of the state’s finest and fireproof, heating and water systems installed, toilets and showers planned for sanitary facilities and athletic use. Contractor Mr Fagnant commends teachers, superintendent, and students for exemplary behavior on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagnant
Examiner
New Oil Company Formed In Wyoming Petroleum
C Ed Lewis announces the formation of Wyoming Petroleum Corporation with headquarters in Big Piney Wyoming. W E Baehr and E R Smith join as active managers while Ralph Arnold and A G Barratt aided the site selection for a Charley Budd ranch well eleven miles west of town. The company plans to drill to 5000 feet with a steel derrick already erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New ¢ Company
Ti 25
Wyoming Petroleum Corporation
Lewis
Charley Budd
Ralph Arnold
A. G. Barratt
Salt Lake City
la Barge
Local residents update on cars and kin from town
Frank D. Ball bought and now drives the Packard sedan from Oscar Beck. Mr and Mrs W W Luce visited on town business from the ranch last weekend. Their new grandson born to Mr and Mrs James Luce last week brings pride as the family awaits mother and babe’s return. George Petrie of Opal visited Big Piney last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Ball
Oscar Beck
Mr. Ball
W. W. Luce
James Luce
George Petrie
Opal
Roosevelt budget outlook signals shift toward smaller federal spending
The Industrial News Review analyzes President Roosevelt’s October budget message. It highlights a projected 1938 deficit of 695 million and a 656 million cut in 1937 level expenditures excluding debt retirement, with major reductions in relief. The move to end RFC and PWA commitments marks a transition from emergency spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial News Review
Roosevelt
Congress
New York Times
Treasury
Reconstructon Finance Corporation
Public Works Administration
Times Agin
Hoover
RFC
Jesse Jones
RFG
PWA
Wyoming Game Season Unmarred by Accidents
Wyoming’s big game season nears its end with no hunting accidents reported by Dr. John W. Scott of the state fish and game commission. Elk season closed in Albany county while deer seasons continue in multiple counties with varying closing dates. Scott notes strong luck for elk in Jackson Hole and cites license estimates from the season’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gheyenne
Wyoming
Albany
Carbon
Nationa
Converse
John W. Scott
State Fish and Game Commission
Scott
Jackson Hole
Fish and Game
Johnson
Sheridan
Big Horn
Hot Springs
Washalue
Sublette
Lincoln
Teton
Fremont
Washakie
Campbell Linco
Platte
Uinta
Park
Weston
Uinta Country
Houses That Can Grow Gracefully
Farm family housing can expand without selling, if initial design plans anticipate future additions. Mary Collopy notes that planning on paper allows doors and connections to be added with minimal tearing out, and Farm House Plans provide about 15 adaptable designs for growing homes. Dan Rathbun and David Guthrie of Mason are town visitors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collopy
University of Wyoming
Farmers
Dan Rathbun
David Guthrie
Mason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Larry
Bobby Looney
Wm Budd
Sally
Bobby
Anna Wilson
Dempsey Budd
Mary Jo
Covey
Patti Lou
Guy Carr
Jimmy
Norman Moffat
R. H. Harvey
Denver Stock Yards Company
Ludvig Lindback
Zon
Halfway
Lindback
Frank A. Fear
Clifton Fear
Omaha
Joseph Pence
Iowa
Margaret Noble
Leon
Yost of
The
American Legion
H. H. Scarborough
Cottage Hotel
Harry Springman
Ed. D. Fagnant
Lincoln Planing Mill
Kemmerer
R. A. Jones
Cox-Jones-Randall Commission Company of
Mrs. Francis Tanner
Salt Lake
Mr. Tanner
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Berard Moxum
John Scacroft & Sons Co
Dell Dearth
Big Piney
Dell
Frontier Raw Fur Corporation of
New York
Mr. Dearth
American Legion Auxiliary
LaBarge
B. J. Gurrn
C. Ed. Lewis
California
Red Cross
Medical-Health Service of the Red Cross
NEW Oil Company
Wxomingite
Los Angeles
ED Lewis
Wxoming Petroleum Corporation
W. E. Baehr
United States
Pinedale
E. R.smith
Gordon
Baehr
Federal Farm Loan Association
E. R. Smith
Dorothy Thompson
Charles R. Gay
Winthrop Aldrich
Barron’s
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