12 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
1
An eclectic page records bank condition details as of October 11 and local society items. Mentions Penny Piney National figures, resident visitors, and various social events including a Perth anniversary reading and hotel happenings.
A local church guild hosted the Old Maids Convention featuring a dance and supper. The event drew about 170 attendees, with 125 diners and proceeds enough to cover church furnishings costs. The program included humorous talks, songs, and a showcase of unmarried men, ending with a gala audience reaction and local social notes.
The Examiner announces this week it will send statements to subscribers shown as in arrears. Editorial changes over time may have caused errors. Readers are asked to write with corrections and remit overdue amounts promptly.
Governor Carey issued a Saturday proclamation banning import of cattle sheep and other ruminants from outside Wyoming due to foot-and-mouth disease. Rail shipments within the state and outbound shipments may proceed under set conditions. The state veterinarian may issue permits. violations carry penalties of 1000 to 10000 dollars and liability for damages.
Kenneth J. Luman resigns as cashier at Marbleton State Bank and will manage ranch interests of A. Lume & Sons. C. E. Dailey, ex Boulder Mercantile, takes the vacated position late this week. Luman’s departure is met with regret for his courteous service. Dalley is well recommended to continue the bank’s steady business in Marbleton.
Miss Hallet Batley and Mise Goodwin visit Pinedale last Saturday traveling horseback, returning Sunday. Local residents discuss weather, livestock theft suspicions, and ranch activity as hunts and visits extend through the week.
The notice describes preparations for Christmas including holiday goods, a warehouse fire incident, repairs, and planned gifts for children. It notes local merchants such as Piney Mountain Company and Me Colorado workers, with references to Opal and Rendall areas and a May purchase window.
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