Wyoming Thanksgiving Proclamation of 1914 by Governor Carey
Governor J M Carey of Wyoming proclaims November 26 as a day of prayer and thanks, praising harvests and peace, noting no labor strife, war abroad, or disasters at home, urging prayer for world peace under seal at Cheyenne Capitol.
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Wilson
J. Joseph M. Caney
Wyoming
George Washington
Cheyenne
United States
Joseph M. Carey
Frank &K. Houx
Piney area notes on people and plans in Big Piney region
Local notes report Fred Molpberree from Kemmerer visiting Piney for contracts in the area. Mentions marks on life fees and a false report about Tom. Misses Dailey Goodwin and Hai tt to occupy the Smithy house. J.C. Miller and others return from Pindale. News of hunters, cattle shipments, and upcoming turkey shoot.
Boulder News and Rural Notes Summary
Local Boulder column reports on hunting trips, road travel, and family news. Mentions of Herring moving to Chas Stuart place, Springestead selling hops, Sparks family returns from Grecu river trip, and Jed Fiesier’s relatives preparing to travel.
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Herring
Chas Stuart Place
Boulder
School Notes on Bacteria Talk and Dance Report
Dr McDill spoke to us again last Friday on bacteria with reminders for next Friday. The Mist school dance was held but attendance was low due to mining news. Marie Antwoord was absent Tuesday due to her mother’s illness.
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Marie Antwooud He
Boen Alwert
Tesday
Marbleton
Notice of Desert Land Entry Flash Proof Hearing
Notice from the Department of the Interior Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated November 14 1914 announces Wim 3 Carin of Big Piney Wyoming filed Desert Land Entry No 27K for multiple lots and sections to make final proof to establish a claim. Eugene S Mienk U S Commissioner at Casper Wyoming will hear on December 24 1914. Names listed as witnesses include Josephine Carin John Allen Myrtle Abbot Joseph Graham of Big Piney Wyoming Alex Nisan Register.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Wim
Carin
Big Piney
Wyoning
Mion
Eugene S. Mienk
U.S
Cosa
Joashine Certin
John Amen
Myrtle Abop
Joatph Graham
Tof
Marbleton Prepares For Thanksgiving Dance Season
Down residents plan Thanksgiving festivities and dances in Marbleton's auditorium every two weeks after the holiday. Visitors Ale Bloom and Grover Trittipo return from travels while local builders work on the Congregational church roof and hotel improvements.
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Marbleton
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Chalksgiving
Victrolas
Barber & Pixley Geners
Meter
Ganieb
T — Wioinig
Emporium
Fred Molpberree
Kemmerer
J.C. Miller
T. L. Clementsen
J. D. Meose
Thly
Pindale
Fred Miller
Jesse
Ne of
Big Piney Mer“ind
Companys
Vigo Miller
Piney
Opal
Daniel Vigo
Ronsteras
Ulihansen
Feo
The
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Lyon
Padget
Py Iney Mercantile Company
Nes Jorgensen
Camplen ‘Live Stoel Company
Denve
Carse
Examiner
Serge
Iy Piney Mercantile Company
Billey Shermin
New York
Billey
Pat Healey
Maxwell
Roxsie McChintock
Marbletom
Jake Quilty
Apthor Pate
Hugh Heate
J. W. Thompson
Emmerer
Kommerer Av
Uoulder
Rupe
Horna
Springestead
Mr. Sandlin
Chas Spark
Grecu
E. McLogglin
Roy Ditton
Mra. Ditton
Mr. James Sparks
Jed Fies Ier
la Oenia
Jones and Son
Pinedale
Will Alen
Department OF the Inthe
Alex Nisan
Pegister
Ale Bloom
Kemmeren
Uhah
Grover Trittipo
Hfs
Fishers
Ind
Grover
Reese
Christiaa
Congregational ‘Sharch
Joe Fredell
Fred
Dan Miller
J. W. Shanley
Congregational Church
T. L. Clements
Tiney
Cerlas
Deseo Miller
A. Raston
Will
Liday
Ernie Feler
Mlocy
Tom Clementati
Ont
Scott Barber
Daniel
Ernie
East Lake City
Mrs. Barber
Kimmere
Ool
Cizaré, Clarettes
Candy Creve Dent
Trop. Menteron
Hocker
WW. C. Connington
Hocker & Cunnington Dentists
Omeos
Kemteret, Evanston and
Cumberland
F, KE. Curtis
W. F. McDill
Cail
Swalivan
Bickley
D. Clark
Ricolae Kemmerer
Cgieneral Merchandise
Lainberdo
Farrh Machin
Wyonrising
J. W. Bloom
Cibod Meals’en
Baker Ship Lochted iv
Antonie Watal
Antonie Stheerriage
Phard
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