22 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1917
Page
1
Beef steers strengthen for week while cows, stockers, and feeding steers gain. Prime beef steers rise to 13.00, good to choice 10.50 to 12.00, weighty feeders up to 13.00, stockers 9.00 to 10.50, cows 8.00 to 9.25. Bulls and stock cows in strong demand. liberal receipts expected at all markets next three weeks per Union Stock Yards Co.
A letter from Rev. A. G. Fowkes apologizes for missing the YMCA service last Sunday due to an afternoon trip to Daniel. He thanks the Mayor Mr. Tanner the City Council members and church friends for devotion and attendance and asks the editor to publish the note.
For sale a fine herd of pure bred Hereford cows at prices near common cattle rates plus high grade white faced heifers and 100 Hereford bulls. B. M. Fox.
James C. Angus and Edna Lenora Slyder wed in Daniel after a weekend trip that began Saturday in Kemmerer. The Episcopal ceremony at 6:00 was conducted by Rev. A Gordon Fawkes with Rev. Reese offering a closing prayer. Attendants included Angus family members and a cousin. a dinner followed.
Emma Herschler of Fontenelle and William R. Mason of Ogden Utah wed at the Methodist parsonage in Kemmerer on Wednesday November 14. Emma is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Herschler a Fontenelle rancher and sister to Mrs Fred Beck. They will reside in Ogden Utah with many well wishes from Big Piney residents.
The Extension division offers practical instruction for home makers in food selection, healthful surroundings, child care, clothing care, and labor saving devices. County demonstrators visit homes and answer questions, urging organized groups to study home problems and cooperate with the state college extension program led by Mrs. Laura I. Winter.
Edward P. Taylor announces a plan to enroll Wyoming boys ages 16 to 21 who did at least three weeks of productive labor last summer. Participants join the Agricultural or Industrial Unit, earn bronze badges after 36 days, and may receive higher honors for longer service as the government backs the program to ease farm labor shortages next year.
Hal Gibbs came home to Piney after visiting Portland where his sister Mrs. Ida Keller lay ill. Mrs. Keller’s condition had improved enough to prompt his return.
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