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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
1
News of the marriage of Chas P Budd a Marbleton Wyoming merchant and livestock grower to Mrs L Grantham of Los Angeles California on November 7 reaches Marbleton. The couple have known each other over twenty years and the bride is remembered by old time residents. The Examiner joins friends in congratulations and the newlyweds are expected to arrive soon.
Observance runs November 16 to 22 in schools and colleges nationwide. Emphasizes the value of education at home and in classrooms for the coming generation.
Notice from Sublette County Board of Commissioners states they will redeem and pay certificates numbers 653 through 861 upon presentation to the County Treasurer. Interest will cease twenty days after this date dated November 12, 1925. Grace MacGLashan, County Treasurer. A. P. Sommers made a truck trip to Kemmerer on Monday for freight.
Mrs H Dunham hosted a birthday dinner for a group of Cottonwood ladies with yellow and white decor and a two course meal. Miss Harris won the word guessing contest, with Mrs Orlin Black second, and guests included Mrs C G Jewett, Mrs A P Sommers, and others.
The piece argues education expands nationwide, with New York City over a million public school students and Chicago over half a million. It frames learning as democracy’s equalizer, advancing access from night classes to radio home study, demanding social status leveling for all honorable occupations.
A Rochester Minnesota letter reports Mrs Chas Olson had a major operation last Friday at the Mayo Clinic and is recovering well. It notes that Charles Olson is undergoing a medical examination and mentions local visitors and family health tasks including tonsil removal for Burr Budd and other small town updates.
The passage argues that labor by brain dismantles social walls, creating an aristocracy of brains rather than wealth. It foresees a value index based on knowledge and training, noting education elevates workers and erases class lines. It cites The Colonel's Lady and Judy O'Grady as examples of shared humanity through education.
The Board of County Commissioners proposes a road across sections 4 and 33 in townships 31 and 32 north, range 111 west. The 80 foot wide right of way runs along a center line with detailed survey points and curves. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by noon December 15, 1925.
Mrs A P Sommers entertained school teachers at dinner last Friday evening. Cattle of Mrs W E Enos are en route to Opal from James for shipment. Addison Moffat of Mason is transacting business in town today. T D O Neil leaves for Laramie to visit family until after Thanksgiving. Mrs John Budd and family travel to Kemmerer to attend The Ten Commandments. W S Nichols hauled goods from Spur ranch LaBarge to Opal for E H Simkins shipping carload to California. Donald McCartney and Selion Burd will travel to Chicago then Florida for winter with the former's father. Mrs Sommers received a Winnemucca Nevada announcement: Louise born Nov 12 1925 to Mr and Mrs H N Angus, a former Green River Valley resident. Mrs Frank Chapel hosted a turkey dinner last Sunday for Charles Glassner, W H Anderson, Martha Jenkins, Elaine Larkin, John Stevens, and George Moffat.
A list of students and standings across multiple classes including American History Marie McGinnis first, Psychology Helen Budd and Geneva Shipley second, English and Civies top placements, and various second places for Lulu McGinnis Kathryn Budd Joseph Budd Ardath Payne and others in disciplines such as Algebra Latin and Geography.
Mrs Mary Murdock visited Kemmerer on business at the start of the week. Mr and Mrs P W Jenkins traveled to Rock Springs for business last weekend with Miss Catherine Budd. Mr and Mrs F A Fear and Mr and Mrs Clifton Fear with family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs E R Noble last Sunday.
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