Red Cross Tag Day Organized in River Valley
The Red Cross tag day will run all of next week in the Green River Valley led by Big Piney and Marbleton girls. Proceeds from tag sales go to Cheyenne headquarters to aid war relief. event coincides with Thanksgiving week activities and a local dance. Mrs Fish coordinates with the Twenty Century Club members and Governor Carey oversees the Red Cross youth division.
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Tireon River
Big Piney
Mariletan
Kea “Cross
Cheyenne
Europe
Wyoming
Mra
Notice to Teachers in 1924 Examination Schedule
Notice lists next regular teachers examination locations Kem, Afton, Dig Pidey and Jack on Mor 27 and 8 AM. Supervisors and trustees urge renewals for certificates tied to engaged subjects. Also mentions sales at Blg Plooy Mercantile Co and underwear sale before children’s clothing distribution. Reporter notes lack of clarity due to garbled OCR.
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Kem
Ucrer
Afton
Pidey
Jack
Dresa
Plooy Mercantile Co
Fig Pleey Mercantile
Local residents make travels near and far this week
Daniel Deings notes a stream of visitors and departures. Milos heads to Kermorey for a visit. Nash Booker and Clare Stacy pass through on a mountain trip after a big game. The Polwerts leave for Salt Lake City for Mrs Hil’s appendicitis operation. Dan Tjarrisen heads to the mountains after his share of wild game. Bruce Cranor visits Horse Creek. Archie Jones and family head to Rock Springs for a few days. Chas Rathbun and Jurge Rosenburg pass to Fail River basin. Roos visit Keramette briefly. Scott Barber and family travel to East Lake City for Mrs Barber’s throat treatment. Harry Caprop and son are in town overseeing the store during absences. Ed Hedges and Jim Aitken head to Opal with a load of freight. The Alexander boys pass through for Opal freight and dental work. Gee Pixley goes to Kemmerer for dental care. Mrs Alex Price and children and Miss Ellen Tyler visited Daniel last week.
Local Farm Visitors And Movements Reported
Halfway Happenings note travel and cattle routines around Pine County. Fred Guthrey stayed at W J Docker ranch after visiting Pines tone day last week. George Booker to start feeding cattle Monday and Clark Smith works for Booker. John Langstrom does work for Lill Niehels. Mrs Graham visits Mes Niehels with Janet Ila ley and Mrs Jesse Stull began a Piney Sunday activity.
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Fred Guthrey
Pinestone
W. J. Docker
George Booker
Mrs. McKay
Janet Ila.ley
Mr. Johnson
Jesse Chase Cane
Daniel Snyder Visits Kemner Rancher Business News
W Snyder, a prominent rancher from Daniel county, visited Kemner yesterday. He reports Daniel country thriving and ranchers prepared for winter. Snyder recently sold all Daniel county ranches including the Snyder ranch and six hundred head of cattle. He says the sale was successful and stock and farming implements sold well. He will buy winter supplies before continuing south.
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W. Snyder
Daniel
Snyder E
D Niel
Fle
Snyder
Bank Opens In New Quarters At Big Piney
State Bank of Big Piney moves from the old town hall to a new building erected for George Durnford. The editor view finds a commodious front banking room with solid oak furnishings and a concrete vault with time lock. A rear suite for minor business and directors meetings adds to a claim of top banking facilities for a town of Wyoming.
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State Bank of
Wyoming
United States
Twentieth Century Club Holds Tenth Anniversary Event
The Twentieth Century Club marks its tenth anniversary with a meeting next Friday evening November 20 at Mrs James Mickelsons. A complete program is planned with a play by Big Piney high school members followed by dancing and social time hosted by Mrs Mickelson.
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James Mickelson
T ¢ Big Piney High
Ladies Circle Bazar To Aid Congregational Church
The Ladies Circle plans a Christmas bazar with booths for fancy work aprons and household articles. Special attractions include delicious home made candy buttered popcorn and a popcorn bar. A grab bag offers children small prizes and refreshments will be served. Proceeds support church completion.
Junior Circle Organized by Con gregational Sunday School
The Junior Circle of the Congregational Sunday school organized last Saturday afternoon at Ursula Tanner home. Meetings will be held weekly on Saturdays from 2 to 4 pm. Attendees included Doris MacGlashan Florence MacGlashan Vioa Jarmosn Pedrl Budd and Verna Gilhauen.
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Congregational Sunday School
Ursula ‘Tanner
Ursula Tanner
Rathbun dance night ends with ruse and broken couples
At Fontenelle residents note a social gathering where Elmer Rathbun and guests from Pomeroy and Olsen hosted a Saturday event with music, dancing, and a staged slip causing confusion. The disguise and abrupt end left attendees puzzled as the crowd dispersed after late suppers and entertainment.
The New Wet and Dry Line-Up
After the November elections fourteen states are in the dry column including Arizona Colorado Georgia Kansas Maine Mississippi North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Tennessee Virginia Washington and West Virginia. Fifteen states have population living in segregated notices while eleven states fall into the wet group. California Delaware Ohio Michigan Wisconsin and others are listed among those with statewide or municipal prohibitions and amendments.
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Aerizona
Colorado
Georgia
Kansans
Maine
Mocissippi
North Carolina
North Jatota
Okahoma
Oregan
Temnewe
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Alama Orb
Provida
Italo
Intians
Kentucky
Louisiens
Minnes
Oreaen
New Hampaline
Moetcolina
South Dakota
Caliine
Deleware
Olinoia
Collinwetts
Michigan
Fiscomr
Uleh
Wisconsin
Califoris
Iit
Ohio
Postmaster Wanted At Halfway
Post Office Department seeks a postmaster at Halfway. The announcement notes the duties and eligibility for the position and invites qualified candidates to apply, with details published in official notices.
Incomplete text fragment about White Linkend turkeys and Georg Haan
Fragmentary OCR notes mention turkeys and individuals but lack clear event, date, or location. Readers cannot determine subject or outcome from available text.
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Eal
Thepper Fish Rah
Georg Haan
Peacanabis
Btayst
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Wilt Nieljnls
Fens
Marbidon State Bank
Tha Markleton State Bank
Tse
Daniel Deings
Mea
Vigor
Milos
Kermorey
Viends
Nash Booker
Clare Stacy
Daniel Monday
Mountains
Big Gare
Dan Tjarrisen
Bruce Cranor
Ceek
Mrs
Archie Dlones
Rock Springs
Chas, Rathbun
Jurge Rosenburg
Daniel Sundsy
Fail River Basin
Mr. and
Roos
Kerameret
Scott Barber
Faler
East Lake City
Harry Caprop
Harry
Afr
Mrs. Darbee
Ed Hedges
Jim Aitken
Opal
Reign
Alexander
Cora
Pixley
Kemmerer
Thinos Car
Alex Price
Chidren
Ellen Tyler
Jesse Stull
Clark Smith
John Langstrom
Ding Soma
Lill Niehels
Mrs. Graham
Mes. Niehels
Daniel Rancher
Kem Nerer
Native Lumber
Snider Basin
GC. A. Walker
Hamilton -Brown
Fontenelle Etems
Elmer Rathban
Denver
Herfords
Himself
Ned Herschles
Roney Pomeroy
Wra Eva Powman
Salt Lake, Utah
Mia Chas
Olson Wee Opal
Jack Walters
Hetecher
Ber
Afro van Pomeroy
Ciladys Olson
Apt
Divon
Tuliera
Lune
Ode Iil
Arizona
Elevadon
Cregeen
Aus
Falivas
Klmmerer Wyoimng
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