Cattle branded Spade on left log left beverage range
Cattle branded Spade described by Fred W. Harrison in Darmark Wyoming with a left les brand, crop left, half over crop right, range North Beaver and Twin creeks, office Daniel Wyoming.
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Luman
Hillmont
Wyo
Green River
Newfork
Green River Lake
S.g.murdock Estate
Big Piney
Wyoming
Ludvig Lindback
Beaver
Wall River Basin
Postoffice
Halfway
Forks
Daniel
Fall River Basin
Twin Creek
Isstoiliee
Fa River
Postotice Halfway
Merna
L. L. Query
Wye
Fall Rive Basin
Dan Rathbun
North Piney
Fall River
Mason
P. O
Horse Creek
John B. Curtis
Dry Piney Basin
Beaver and
Twin Creeks
Big Piney High School Bat Editorial Staff
A school page lists the Big Piney High School Bat editorial staff with positions including Editor in Chief Francis Tanner Assistant Editor Joe Budd Business Manager Donald Bailey Humorist Naomi Ray and reporters Caryn Murdock Gerald Willson K Budd Marj Willson with grades from senior to fresh.
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Francis Tanner
Joe Budd
Donald Bailey
Naomi Ray
Caryn Murdock
Gerald Willson
K. Budd
Marj. Willson
Consolidation of Rural Schools for Improvement
We advocate consolidation of rural schools to improve the system. Benefits include lower taxes, fewer teacher salaries, and reduced book purchases. Funds saved could equip an accredited school properly and support a larger, better‑supplied facility.
Building for school and social center urged by Joe Budd
In a letter, Joe Budd argues for a better school building that could also serve as a social center for the community. He praises selecting suitable current events materials and recommends newspapers and magazines for classroom use, noting that some papers are better for education than others and highlighting titles like The New York Metropolitan and The Denver Post.
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Joe Budd
New York Metropolitan
Chicago Times
Denver Post
California Tribune
American Pathfinder
Colliers
Literary Digest
National Geographic
National Geographic P
United States
Thanksgiving in a snowbound hillside home
A harsh winter scene shows a starving girl and a younger boy in a bare, unheated room. Snow hides the house, a cold table holds two ragged children, no coal or wood, no fire, and a bleak, desperate doorway into winter.
Courage and Cold Winter Homecoming
Joe and Jane endure a freezing Christmas Eve in a bare house after their mother’s death. A stranger father returns, guiding them to a warm white house with a feast, fulfilling Jane's mother’s request to tell him she loved him. The tale ends with a hopeful Christmas dinner and a new home.
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Jane
Tommy
White House
Jana
Senior Class Notes From Indian School Thanksgiving Break
Senior notes recount Alice Hill and Marie McGinnis group visits, with Mildred Mickelson, from school activities to Thanksgiving vacation. Junior notes mention Emer son and Naomi Ray, Louise Alexander return, and an English IV study shift. Seventh and eighth grade items describe a Friday party, planned program, Studebaker test leaders Betha Wenrich and Beth Tanner, illness absences, and Thanksgiving booklet work.
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Marie McGinnis
Lula
Mildred Mickelson
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Green River Valley
Josephine A. Budd
John C. Budd
Mickelson & Jensen
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TM. Noble
P.G
Cora
Wey
Plank
Bar
J. W. Montrose
Alex Price
E. A. Richardson
Walter C. Ball
Ira A. Bailey
LaBarge
Jeff Rang
la Barge
F. A. Fear
Gust Larson
C. H. Kelly
Wm. Woods
EB. W. McNinch
Bert Rathbun, Mason
Clifton
Frank Springman
P.O
Halfway Livestock Company
W. W. Luce
W. F. Bleamer
Ruxtell
Twichel
M. W. Clarkson, Merna
South Beaver
Vigo Miller
D. O'Neil Wattle
Twi Creek
D. E. Bess
P. O. Kendall
Dan B. Budd
W. E. Enos
al Osterhout
Big Finey
Charles Budd
Marbleton
Henry Binning
Mbs. Com
E. H. Shideler
C.G. Jewett
South Piney
Frank D. Ball
Fred W. Harrison
Wm. Bayer
Pinedale, Wye
Fremont Lake
Newfork Iske
BIG Piney High School
BAT
Tulsa
Mother
Tom
Alice Hill
Emerson
Louise Alexander
Betha Wenrich
Studebaker
Beth Tanner
Monte Norris
George Budd
Mrs. McDole
Dale Vickrey
Arvilla Stone
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