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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
6
Notes record neighbors visiting relatives and friends across LaBarge and nearby towns. Cattle moved through Rock Creek winter quarters. Several residents travel to town for errands and hospital visits. A Thanksgiving dance is planned at the Chas Ball home with an open invitation.
Frank and Willie Steele returned home with elk from a recent hunting trip. The hunting season is over says game warden Sorense who passed through Cora. A.P. Day conducted business and several locals engaged in cattle and horse trading around Green River and Rock Springs.
Thornton Ferry George McKay travels to Kemmerer on Tuesday to visit a spell. Fred Bailey heads to the Twichel mine for coal on Monday. Mrs. Fred Hutchinson visits Mrs. Dave Johnson this week. Tommy Chappel goes to the Mc Ginnis ranch on Lattarge and brings back two cattle heads for Wash Whitman Sunday. Poss Lindly travels to Pal and Kemmerer last week. Wash Whitman at Howling Wood. Sufe Griffin's son visits the Hutchinson home Sunday. Fred Reardon a Piney visitor Tuesday. Halph De Maurer helps Poss Lindy and Wash Whitway gather their cattle.
Merna Murmurings notes Mrs A J Bentley has returned home after a short stay with her daughter Mew in November.
Christmas gift appeal urges buying The Youth's Companion for a year to avoid indifference. It touts readers on the library table and offers free current issues, Forecast for 1916, and a calendar with a 2.00 subscription for 52 weekly issues plus access to remaining 1915 issues. Subscriptions welcomed at The Youth's Companion office Boston.
A reflective piece urges expressing gratitude while alive. It contrasts a mother worn by endless work with the belated funeral thanks she deserved, then invites readers to appreciate freedoms, libraries, and loved ones, and to voice gratitude regularly. It cautions against wasting heritage and indiscipline.
Barbara Lee urges daily gratitude as a simple health practice. She argues kindness to one’s ideals, appreciation for helpers, and polite manners improve life, health, and happiness, noting small daily thanks can ease daily interactions and preserve wellbeing.
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