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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
8
Crowds grow at Marbleton skating rink with weekly Saturday events while a Bonfire at Budd Bros ranch stirs rumors but causes minimal damage. Local ads tout garters and cider. A Machlotum resident heads to Hemmerer for winter. purchases include cattle and turkeys. community chatter covers local figures and upcoming dances.
Notice to teachers from Monroe County Superintendent Macatt about the regular elementary exam conducted at Keamere r, Afton, Big Piney and Jacksonvo n on November 27 and 28. Teachers with certificates expiring before the next exam should take this and schools are advised to hire only those holding valid certificates for the engagement period.
Daniel Doings notes visitors and travels around Daniel with families and neighbors. Mrs Webb and others visit Mrs for dan on Forty Nod. Jonn and Rory Secker move to Korn niwrers. Hairlizon and others on hunting trip. Jowls Moning and Misses sick. Breamer visits from his ranch. Miler and family plan homestead move to Tore Creek. Sargent family visiting Daniel. King of Diamondville and Christas of Kemmerr on business in the viel Itys.
The item list notes Georgé Nooker traveling on Thursday and Mr Moore with Jtunier visiting Viney Tharstas, while Men Stall and Perday attend local dances. Booker leaves Friday for Idaho seeking relief, and Viehkerg plans a quiet day. Rit Nichols meets at Pines Friday as Shade prepares to return to Culiornig. Walter Ball and Tobai e Betterson report a big relief event upstream near Cottomwood. Janet Macy visits Thinsies and Feiday with Aira Soha Mes.
A long handwritten account describes the founding of the Twentieth Centers club by Mrs. Mickelson and others on a November afternoon. The group formed social bonds, elected officers, adopted colors, and planned meetings in members homes. The piece reflects pride in community and ongoing friendship among founding members and later participants.
Fragmented text recounts unclear events and names with many typos. It hints at a weekly schedule or notes but lacks coherent subjects dates or places for concrete summary.
Fragmented OCR shows names and numbers unclear. Readable bits refer to a war context with a date sequence and a place or group involved. The exact event, parties, and location are not decipherable from the provided fragment.
The scene follows Panhandle Pete as he talks with a narrator on a town street about coffee and drink prices amid a murky underworld. Pete explains scam risks and notes the coffee tap has faded, while street activity hints at ongoing panhandling and a coded game along the march line.
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