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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
3
E G Mack of Big Sandy visited town Monday on business and ordered the Examin er mailed to his address He said it was his first visit in twenty five years and was surprised to see a thriving town at this time.
A fragment from a school page describes Friday activities with students dining by the river and ongoing first and second grade projects. Pupils work on Thanksgiving topics and Pilgrim homes, while staff quiz students on language and science concepts amid light classroom humor.
Notice is given that William F Bailey of LaBarge Wyoming who filed Homestead Entry No 09285 for Lot 5 Section 19 Township 26 North Range 113 West has filed intent to make three year proof to establish land claims before N W Reynolds at Kemmerer Wyoming on December 11 1926. Witnesses are Peter McGarvie John Marx Babe Probasco and Herman Shinsel all from Wyetah Wyoming.
Pursuant to Section 239 of the Wyoming statutes 1920 the described State lands were selected for lease for Charles ton Lot S Sec 22 Lot 2 Sec 23 T 30 WN R 110 W 6th P M the lands have been patented to the State and will be disposed of under law See witness date November 6 1926 Commissioner of Public Lands C H McWhennie
Attest J P Fuller County Clerk and Clerk of said Board. Special meeting of the county commissioners noted with official attestation by the county clerk.
Local residents and visitors from Ogden Casper and Midway moved through Piney with several business matters. Nelse Jorgensen transacts locally, G B Hockett and Arthur Arnold toured Ogden, while attorney Layman and Hockett pursued Casper legal work. Martha Jensen, once of Piney, now Rock Springs Rocket staff, visited. J C Penny Co displayed goods from Kemeter with manager Caldwell assisting. Sherman Shinshel and J E Marx from Wyota conducted business at McDonald land office and helped move a large press in town.
The American Red Cross extended Public Health Nursing and Nutrition Services across nearly all states and territories except Delaware and Nevada. About 57,871 women learned home hygiene and sick care, with rural health nursing costs estimated at 24.2 million dollars annually but potential life and economic savings of about a billion. Nutrition programs reached 24 states, aiding 15,413 individuals on average, with 111,218 instructed in March and 3,588 classes plus 6,450 home visits conducted by nutritionists during the year. The Annual Roll Call runs November 1–25 to fund these services.
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