School News Highlights Active Freshmen and Absences
The seventh and eighth grades study with Charlotte and Florence teaching days. Anna and Jeneva are absent multiple days while Orville's pup Hungry visits after noon. The Freshman class remains lively, Billie misses roll, and Alvin Baldwin returns. Contour maps fascinate Physical Geography and seniors commiserate on conjugations. A December state essay contest titled The Pioneer Women of Wyoming is planned with prize hopes for several eighth graders.
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Pioneer Women of
Wyoming
Proclamation Declares Thanksgiving Day in Wyoming 1922
Governor Robert D. Carey proclaims Thursday November 30 1922 as Thanksgiving Day urging Wyoming residents to cease labor and offer gratitude. The proclamation ratifies the United States President’s note and is signed in Cheyenne with the Great Seal affixed. A separate letter from W E Fish notes Cyrus Fish’s improving health in St Louis and pleases Green River Valley friends.
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Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
United States
Cheyenne
A. D
Ropsert
D. C
W. E. Fish
St. Louis
Cyrus Fish
Green River Valley
Fifth and Sixth Grades Recitation and Song Friday
Fifth and sixth grade students will present a recitation and a song this Friday in the school program. The event aims to showcase students' efforts and add a community touch to the week's activities.
Red Cross Roll Call Poster By Franklin Booth
A striking poster by Franklin Booth honors the American Red Cross as a Congress chartered volunteer relief agency. Centered on Washington’s Capitol dome, the image will tour nationwide during Armistice Day to Thanksgiving as Red Cross membership for 1923 is enrolled.
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American Red Cross
Congress
Washington
Red Cross
Franklin Booth
New York
Episcopal Church Sunday Services Schedule
Francis M. Bacon missionary notes next Sunday services at the Episcopal Church with Sunday School at 10 00 a m Morning Service and Sermon at 11 00 a m and Evening Service at 7 30 p m, outlining the church calendar.
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Francis M. Bacon
McKee to Lead Cottonword Development Colonial Effort
E. E. McKee, president of Cottonword Development, left for the east last week and plans to return in spring. He intends to begin colonizing land under the major canal project around July 1, a venture he has promoted for three years.
Notice For Publication Land Office Evanston Wyoming 1922
Notice is given that Playil Smith of Big Piney Wyoming filed notice of intention to prove up stock raising homestead entry 08570 for the Alt of Section 15 Township 36 North Range 113 West Sixth Principal Meridian before W H McDonald A S Commissioner at Big Piney Wyoming. Witnesses Roy Stinson Daniel Floyd Norris Abbie E Millward George W McClain all of Big Piney. J T Booth Register. First publication November 23 1922 Last publication December 28 1922.
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Playil Smith
Big Piney
Wyoming
W. H. McDonald
A. S
Bix Piney
Roy Stinson
Daniel
Floyd Norris
Abbie E Millward
George W. McClain
Big Finey
Howard Heitz Closes Store and Schedules Final Sale
This week Howard Heitz closed his store by selling stock at cost, all sold quickly. Heitz plans to move to Utah with his family to reenter merchandising on a larger scale and will hold a public sale of household goods on Saturday, December 2. Wiley Davis was taken to Kemmerer hospital for a badly smashed foot from the Blacksmith Shop incident. Geo Loff of Standard Timber Co. traveled from Evanston to Green River and to the Tie Camp on business. F D Ball of Cottonwood returned from a trip to Opal Kemmerer and Pocatello Idaho, where he loaded cattle for the western market and reportedly paid the valley’s highest price this season for cows and steers. Ball’s stop at Pocatello involved unclear motives for travel, though he bought one railroad ticket back to Kemmerer.
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Howard Heitz
Mr. Heitz
Utah
Geo. Loff
Standard Timber Co
Evanston
Green River
Mr. Loff
F. D. Ball
Cottonwood
Opal
Kemmerer
Pocatello
Idaho
Mr. Ball
Ranch notice offering hay and lodging at Midway Wyoming
Shippers are invited to purchase loose and baled hay at the Haddonham ranch in Midway Wyoming. Lodging and meals are available on the premises, with John Haddenham as the contact.
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Gale
Midway
John Haddenham
Wyo
Local Notes Highlight Town Visitors And Weekend Plans
Chas Hiles travels from the upper country on business this week. A dinner and entertainment is planned at Hooks hall Friday night. Mrs Lena Gray returned from Rock Springs last Friday after a week away. A M King of Cottonwood Development Co. came back from Roe Springs. Frank Smith and the Edwards boys visited from Mason to arrange ranch supplies. Nina Hopkins left Cottonwood for Evanston after two months at Nichols ranch. Orlin Black and Ralph Mills of Mason toured Opal for freight. Rock Springs visitors included Mrs Lena Gray Big Piney Ward Blackmon Daniel Abner Luman J W Shanley Gus Fardy Lew Hennick. James P Jensen returned from Opal with Mickelson Jensen cattle shipped to Salt Lake.
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A. M. King
Cottonwood Development Co
Roe' Springs
Frank Smith
Edwards Boys
Mason
Rock Springs
Lena Gray Big Piney
W. MecCasland
Ward Blackmon
Daniel Abner Luman
J. W. Shanley
Gus Fardy
Lew Hennick
Pinedale
Culbertson thanks Sublette County for support
Keith Culbertson sends gratitude to the people for loyal support in the last election. He pledges to repay by providing his best service and invites readers to send in news items to The Examiner.
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Keith Culbertson
the Examiner
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Orville
H. S
Bond
Sellon
Alvin Baldwin
Gladys Atwood
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Big Piney, Wyoming
The
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Episcopal Church
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
J.T. Booth
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Wiley Davis
Kemmerer Hospital
Chas. Hiles
Hooks Hall
Lena Gray
Nina Hopkins
Nichols Ranch
Orlin Black
Ralph Mills
James P. Jensen
Mickelson & Jensen
Salt Lake
Sublette CO
Reat
State Bank of
Plasy, Wyoming
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