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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
2
Irvin S Cobb recounts the Baroness von Riedesel a major figure of the Revolutionary era. Her diary and letters describe hardships during Burgoyne’s Saratoga retreat and capture including underground shelter twelve to six nights and acts of care for wounded, civilians and troops. The narrative praises her fortitude and candid views of both sides.
Lavender, a subtropical plant, thrives in parts of England for essential oil, fresh bunched lavender, and dried sachets. Best results occur at ages three to four years, with oil output per acre ranging widely by plant age and season, from fifteen to twenty pounds under optimal conditions.
A Washington Star quote shows Dustin Stax claiming personal success by avoiding risk to preserve profits already earned in the stock market, while denying any new gains. He emphasizes restraint over speculative action.
A Wyoming roundup reports T. Stanley Brown appointed in Lassen County, Calif. and Donald Goldring aged four dies from scalding in Seminole mine tub. Midwest Refining wins state oil lease in Salt Creek. Predatory coyote season starts November 1. Perry W. Jenkins named to a public domain lands study commission. Lander sees robberies and prison sentences for Charles Gross and Charles Quick. Thermopolis hosts War Makers discuss hospital for veterans. Sale of Steve Torter ranch near Shoshoni completes, 6,000–7,000 acres. Charles J. Winter appointed solicitor of the Department of Agriculture. Fremont County pays $1,000 for a special prosecutor. attorney expenses and interest approved. A daylight borders discovery places a Patte county rancher living in Albany county. Reports circulate of elk with teeth removed near Sheridan. Sheep thefts in Platte County involve four hundred sheep valued at $10,000. American Legion aims to boost Wyoming high school grads to attend University of Wyoming. A stove fire with kerosene explosion kills Mrs. Ethel Adking and her 15-month-old Nancy near Newcastle.
A vivid travel sketch from Valparaiso describes Mas a Tierra and nearby islands in the Juan Fernandez group, noting Robinson Crusoe lore, rugged landscapes, and the island’s famed lobster fishery. It covers local life, wildlife, shipwreck tales, and the enduring isolation that shapes the archipelago’s culture and economy.
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