H. O. Students Sleepy at School and Upcoming Events
School notes report several H.O. students showing signs of sleepiness arriving after nine fifteen. Mrs. Anderson ill, seventh and eighth grades attended by Royal Wenrich absence due to sickness. Parents invited to visit as classes study hygiene Pilgrims and Thanksgiving topics. Big Piney ladies plan a dinner at Hook's Hall November 24 to support the B. P. H. S. fund with vocal selections, recitations, a dance, and a midnight lunch.
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Big Piney
B. P. H. S. Fund
Hook’s Hall
For sale at Midway ranch shay loose and baled
John Haddenham advertises at his Midway Wyoming ranch that he has for sale both loose and baled shay. Lodging and meals may be had at the ranch.
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Midway
John Haddenham
Wyo
Ex-Service Men Entertained At Armistice Night
Armistice night at the Pioneer theatre featured the Big Piney Post No. 39 American Legion members as guests of the community ladies. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches doughnuts coffee and dancing until midnight, with thanks extended to the organizing volunteers.
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Pioneer Theatre
Big Piney Post No. 39
American Legion
Cold Weekend Clears After Storm Sparks Warm Outlook
The report notes temperatures dipping below zero Sunday and Monday nights in the area, a rare cold spell for the season. Despite the chill, daytime warmth returns and skies are clear after last Saturday's storm, suggesting improving weather ahead.
Episcopal Church Sunday Services Schedule
Episcopal services announced for next Sunday include Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morning Service and Sermon at 11:00 a m and Evening Service at 7 30 p m The missionary Francis M Bacon is noted The election results remain as reported in the last issue with outstanding precincts unchanged in the lineup as published
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Francis M
Bacon
Red Cross Achievements Highlight Wyoming Chapters
Wyoming Red Cross reports 32 chapters spanning 100000 square miles with large gains in soldier aid, community services, and Junior Red Cross in schools. About 4000 ex service men aided. monthly case load around 500 at Casper Laramie Sheridan Cheyenne and Thermopolis. Advanced by American Legion and Vets Bureau during clean up campaigns 619 men examined 328 new cases established.
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Red Cross
Wyoming
Casper
Laramie
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Thermopolis
American Legion
U.S. Vetrans Bureau
Red Cross in Schools and Nutrition Classes
Ninety one Red Cross nurses are enrolled across the state with many serving in sparsely populated areas ready to respond to disasters. Women and girls have joined nutrition instruction programs in chapters providing food selection guidance and education.
Local Cattle Movements and School Auxiliary Efforts
Snell Johnson of Cottonwood rode to round up strays in recent days. Ranchers moved cattle to Opal this week including Oscar Beck F A Fear Frank Springman John Budd Henry Budd Mickelson Jen sen and A W Smith Co. Nearly 6000 children in 180 School Auxiliaries study good citizenship and service to others in Wyoming. Lena Gray of this place spent days in public schools. Juniors in Lincoln County Chapter paid transport to Salt Lake City Hospital for a cataract operation. Sheridan County Juniors bought educational slides for school entertainment.
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Opal
Oscar Beck
F. A. Fear
F.beck
Frank Springman
John and
Henry Budd
Mickelson & Jensen
A. W. Smith Live Stock Co
Lena Gray
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Lincoln County
Salt Lake City
Sheridan County
Cattle Trade Moves Through Town Amid Harsh Roads
Local ranchers and suppliers visit the town this week for camp goods and cattle shipments. J B Whalen of LaBarge and Austin Richardson of Daniel pass through, en route to Opal and for stray cattle work. Ira Hakes of Cottonwood and James T Aitken of Daniel also travel for cattle business as mail arrives despite bad roads. County Commissioner elect Frank Baill leaves for Pocatello Idaho on a short trip.
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Austin Richardson
Daniel
Opal
Ira Hakes
Cottonwood
James T. Aitken
Frank Baill
Pocatello
Idaho
Whitman Buys Heitz Store Stock and Leases Emporium
Gull Whitman purchased the stock of goods from the heirs of W G Heitz and has leased the buildings. He will operate a general merchandising business at the former Heitz stand.
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Gull Whitman
Emporium
W. G. Heitz
Heitz
O'Neil thanks Sublette county voters in election note
T D O Neill expresses hearty appreciation to Sublette county residents for their vote on November 7. The Examiner invites readers to submit news items for publication.
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Sublette County
Same
T. D. O’neil
the Examiner
Notice of Fall Sale of Purebred Registered Heifers
Advertisement announces a fall sale offering about 30 head of one and two year old purebred registered cattle. Interested parties are invited to write for details.
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Martha
Mrs. Anderson
Helen
Jeneva
Peart
Treible
Royal Wenrich
Everett Wolfenbarger
Ruth Wenrich
Joe
Billie Capron
Lial Heitz
Sommers
J. Gordon ,Jewett
Dan Budd
Howard Heitz
Big Piney Mere, Co
the Cash Store
Episcopal Church
Hook
Salt Lake Union
Stock Yards
North Salt Lake, Utah
Inter-Mountain Region
Our
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Thos Austin
J. H. Manderfied
E. C. Parsons
Snell Johnson
J.B. Whalen
The
Whalen Sheep Co
LaBarge
Lee Smith
Walter Ball
Ball
Whitman
State Bank of
Wig Piney
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