Marbleton State Bank Report 1917 Wyoming
Report of the condition of Marbleton State Bank at Marbleton Wyoming for November 30 1917 showing capital of 20000 surplus 2000 undivided profits 2727 71 deposits total 184414 01 and liabilities. Cashier J Rumsey swore to the statement before Notary Rovar Youns on November 27 1917 with attestations by W W Luce and J Cyan Les Rumsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbleton State Bank
Marbleton
Wyoming
Dev Posit
State OF
Lincoln
State Bank of
Big Piney
Albert Carson
Gashforol
N C C R Holds Saturday Meeting Plans Big Doings
The group gathered Saturday night with large attendance and good times. They will meet every two weeks and plan major events. Several men applied for membership. Walter Vose visited Daniel last Wednesday.
McDonough Returns to Big Piney Garage Post Exam Work
Red McDonough, who had been called to Utah as draft law examiner, returns to resume his position at the Big Piney garage. George Edwards, who filled in during his absence, is now at leisure and enjoying a hunting trip in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
McDonough
Utah
Big Piney Garage
George
Edwards
Mr. McDonough
Nelle Walker Leaves School for Winter Business Plans
Student Nelle Walker departs school with intent to pursue a business venture this winter. The report notes Albert Attwood has continued schooling, while others anticipate upcoming student reports and weekly schedule changes.
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Nelle Walker
Lis
Albert Attwood
Valley volunteers enjoy life at Camp Mills letter home
Omer A Dallaire of the 140 Ma Gua Ba A1st Division writes from Camp Mills Lang Island NY to the Big Piney Examiner. He describes travel from Green River and Washington DC, daily drilling, plenty of Gould clothing, and best wishes to friends, noting letters from home and camp cautions.
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Big Piney Examiner
Big Piney
Wyo
Green River Wally
Camp Mills
United States
Washington, D.C
Omer A
Dallaire
Gua
Lang Island
N.Y
Fragmented schoolroom notes hint at lessons and livestock quotes
In a jumble of classroom snippets Leona Linn helps Miss Stanley while Mr. Bennett returns. The text includes a wobbling exchange about sugar and a sale listing purebred cattle and white faced heifers with prices.
Pledge Cards Urged to Be Mailed at Once for County Campaign
Athel Stoner asks precinct chairmen to forward all secured food pledges and unused window cards to Mrs. J. A. Stoner immediately. Wyoming ranks sixth in state signatures for the cleanup campaign, with Florida lower. The note praises organizational effort and cites Harper's Bazaar article on the women's department as a model.
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J. A. Stoner
Fram
Wyoming
Florida
Iarjper
Dia Tarbell
Womeny’s Department
Athel Stonerines
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Liberty Banda
Anks
Ational
Walter Vose
Daniel
Turkey
Fournier
BIG Piney Merc. CO
Tuesay Mornime
Navy
Red Cross
Marthe Jenkins
Lydia Tanner
Annie Walker
Verna Gilhousen
Mary Clark
Charlotte Fields
Fdrward
Audrie Mlemminng
Ruth O'Neil
Emmet Stout and Sellow Budd
Mable Shidelor
Doris MacGlashan
Ping Drill
Star Spangled Banner
Lone All
Doyauy
Opal
Pioneer Drug Store
Ivalley
Rous
Leona Linn
Miss Stanley
Mr. Bennett
Big Piney, Wyoming
Resonrcoes
Jionne
Faubingt Haus
Gail Hat
Atte Lanky
Chreks Aml Oysh
Diu
Specie Qeggsieuod
Legal Tender and Nation Bank
Wwe
Fess
Tatal
Tinealn
BLU
A.W. Sait
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