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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1929

Page

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Shock From Fire Fatal to Wyoming Pioneer Mrs Mellvain

Mrs. Sarah Mellvain mother of Lincoln County Sheriff W. McIlvain died after a fire shock from clothing catching fire on a gas heater in a Stockton California home. She was 76 and among Western Wyoming settlers from Kansas who homesteaded Fontenelle. Funeral set for Pocatello with burial beside her husband Robert Mellvain who died in 1907.

Sarah MeLvain Green River Galley Lincoln County Sherif Buster Daisy Erwin Stockton California Wyoming Mellvain Kansas Fontenelle Sheriff Mellvain Robert Mellvain Decedent Pocatello Cal McTivains Robert Clarents Richard Kemmerer Myrtle Sissel Verne McNaughton Sacramerts Sherff

First American Killed in World War Debate

Armistice Day memories prompt discussion on who held the grim distinction of being the first American casualty. An illustrated feature by Brio Scott Watson explores the dispute and other debated points, inviting readers to consider the historical interpretation.

Examiner Brio Scott Watson Algo Hoover The American Red Cross

LOOK TO FOUR EGGS NEW LAW IS IN FORCE

The State Department of Agriculture enforces a new Wyoming egg labeling law with five grades newly laid fresh graded ungraded and cold storage plus standard size eggs weighing 24 ounces or more per dozen. All eggs sold for human consumption must be free from white rot mould black rot blooding or stuck yolk. Dealers are urged to obtain a copy of the law from the State Department of Agriculture in Cheyenne to avoid fines.

State Department of Agriculture Cheyenne

Paine Parkinson Tours Big Piney Ranger District

Paine Parkinson assistant district forester in charge of public relations toured the ranger district visiting Star Valley Jackson Pinedale and Kemmerer before returning to Ogden Utah. He found all operations satisfactory. Ed Caldwell manager of the J C Penney store in Kemmerer accompanied by a J C Penney official joined the Big Piney inspection trip Monday.

Paine Parkinson Big Pinsy Parkinson Star ~Valey Jackson Pinedale Kemmerer Ogden Utah Ed Caldwell J. C. Penney J.C. Penney Corporation Big Piney

Billion in gold in the Big Horns tale unfolds

The Mining and Industrial Congress in Sheridan on November 15 and 16 will feature a tale of a possible six foot vein of quartz in the Big Horns. J R Evans, Guggenheim diamond interests manager, and E W Burtt trace a search spanning continents, rail lines, and air routes for a legendary gold vein.

Big Horns Montana Wyoming J. R. Evans Guggenheim Diamond Portugese South Africa Oene Trard United States Bighorns E. W. Burtt Buffalo Casper Huw White Africa Mining and Industrial Congress Sheridan

Wool Marketing cooperative grows profits for Fremont county farmers

Farmers in Fremont county organize the Wind River Wool Marketing association to secure permanency and cooperative sales. The group now handles over 25 000 fleeces and reports last year’s extra profit of 6000 dollars. Rock Springs Wyoming notes census planning and Armistice Day events with local notices of turkey shoot and travels.

Fremont County Wind River Or Operative

County Superintendent Mae Sommers Visits Local Schools

Mrs Mae McAlister Sommers county superintendent of schools arrived from Pinedale to tour the district visiting both town and rural schools to inspect operations and meet staff and students.

Mae McAlister Sommers Pinedale

McCracken Named Wyoming Alumni Head For Football Drive

Tracy B. McCracken elected president of the University of Wyoming Alumni Association vows two year push to improve the football program. New officers include Walter Jensen Sheridan Mrs Vic Willets Garber and others as executive committee members plus state drive to increase Wyoming high school graduates entering the university.

McCracken Wyoming VII University of Wyoming Alumni Association Wyoming Tracy 8. McCracken The Wyoming Eagle Olowme Album Association R. G. Fitch Laramie S. H. Knight U. W Margaret Bertel Gillette George Hegewald Rock Springs Milward Simpson Cody

University of Wyoming Student Directory Published

The annual UW student directory lists every student and inquiry member with home towns and telephone numbers. Laramie accounts for 45 of the home residencies, Casper 30, and out of state students lead Nebraska with 23, Colorado 16, and Illinois 1. The liberal arts college has the largest registration, 264 men and 287 women, and about 52 percent of the first year class were born outside Wyoming.

University of Wyoming Johnsons Millers Williams Kings Thomp Andersons Smiths Whill Davises Burtons Jones Brown Canada China Peru Philippine Islands California Massachusetts Wisconsin Georgia College of Liberal Arts Wyoming Nebraske Colorado Iowa Kansas Missouri

Killing Dressing and Marketing Turkeys

Instructions from Oliver N Summiers University of Wyoming Extension Poultryman on selecting ready turkeys, proper grading to protect reputation and price, and steps for humane killing, bleeding, and dressing to maximize dressed weight and quality.

Oliver N Summiers Extension Poultryman University of Wyoming

Lund reports trout hatchery distribution plan

Carl Lund accompanied by Mrs. Lund visited the fish hatchery in Daniel and announced the state will receive 70,000,000 trout from the U S Hatchery at Saratoga. About 35,008 will be planted in Middle and South Piney creeks and 30,000 in the Big Sandy openings. The hatchery pipeline is complete and new steel troughs will arrive soon.

Gail Lund Daniel Lund U.S Saratoga South Piney Big Sandy Mrs. Lund

Wyoming stock judging team to eastern trip

Six students from the junior and senior stock judging classes depart Saturday for an eastern tour. Team members include Claire Cameron Burns William Duncan Dubois Orville Greaser Laramie Archie Hale Afien Morris Simpers Cody and Francis Winters Otto with Sam Kendrick Arvada as alternate. They will attend Ak-Sar-Ben Omaha Kansas State Agricultural College Wichita Kansas National Livestock Show and American Royal in Kansas City. The main judging contest occurs November 30 at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago against other American universities.

Claire Cameron Burns Wiliam Duncan Dubois Orville Greaser Laramie Archie Hale Afien Morris Simpers Cody Francis Winters Otto Sam Kendrick Arvada Omaha Kansas State Agricultural College Wichita Kansas City Chicago Wyoming

Has Faith In Project Farmers File Claims

J R Northup and H Gillett, Powell farmers, say successful farming under a federal reclamation project is no longer a venture of faith after pioneering in the Shoshone project and filing on the Willgood untraw land. Mr and Mrs Donald Gray visited Green river relatives. William Sherman and Rodney Bennett leased the Big Piney Billiard Parlor from Bob Rilovich.

J. R. Northup H. ©. Gillett Powell Donald Gray William Payne Green River William Sherman Rodney Bennett Bob Rilovich

Court in Session in Rural Wyoming This Week

District Judge John R. Arnold and court reporter Clarence Cook traveled from Big Piney to Jackson for a two day session before moving to Pinedale for a final winter session. All available district court cases will be disposed, with remaining matters deferred to spring term. Attys G. B. Hackett and Senator Beck join the court trek today.

John R. Arnold Clarence Cook Big Piney Jjacison Pinedale Atty G. B. Hackett Senator Beck

State Highway Suit Visitor Talks On Road Upgrades

State Highway Superintendent R J Templeton from Rocky Springs visited here yesterday. He said the grade raise from the gravel end toward the south will occur next year followed by graveling and northward expansion to the existing gravel. He added the south bend at McDonald draw will be straightened after the raise. A deburning bee is set at the Osterhout ranch today. Leo Baker of Merna was a Big Pinney business visitor earlier in the week.

Rock Springs Wyo United States Lester G. Baker Sweetwater Lincoln Jinta Sublette Teton Washington, D.C R. J. Templeton Rocky Springs Templeton McDonald Draw Osterhout Ranch Léo Baker Merna

Community Church Minister Preaches on Vision Next Sunday

Rev A G Best leads services at Community Church with Church School at 10 a m and Public Worship at 11 m next Sunday. The sermon title is The Power of Vision.

A. G. Best

Big Pinky High School Play Delayed by Speedball Event

Big Pinky High School postpones Friday program to this Friday featuring a play Deacon Dubbs by pupil actors. Cast includes Mr Green readings by Robert Walker Clifford Daniels essay Jose Bird piano Lois Jenkins and more. Strong local names and a plot involving Deacon Dubbs Rose Raleigh and Major McNutt emerge in this long senior notes page.

Mr. Green Robert Walker Clifford Daniels Jose Bird Lois Jenkins Queen Pape Don Chapel Beulah Daniels Evelyn Daniels Deacon Dubbs Big Piney High School Sorghum Geller Rawdon Crawley Aillain Emily Dale Philipena Popover Rose Raleigh Deacon Dubis Authoneer Major McNutt Trixie Coleman Amos Coleman Kennie Yensen Deuteronomy Jones

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Sarah Mellvain Tiamond Guggenheim Europe L. Z. Bess Poss Lindly Baker John Herrod RED Cross Tampus Carl Lund BIG Pinky High School Jennie Dorothy Tulsa Piney Poulterer Miss Nelson Darling Louise Laramie Wyoming Popes Tad Homer Shakespeare
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