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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
1
The Sting Ung Brothers and Barnum & Batley announce they will end wild animal acts in tents and gardens. The move follows parent and humane society objections to cruelty in training and use of whips and heated bars.
In Atle town Scotland, a woman named Jean demanded to see a sheep head and queried its origin. The butcher replied the head was Scotch, she refused the meat, citing a demand for English meat. The butcher mocked her by tossing the head to an assistant to remove the brains.
Brief Transportation News item notes two bikers following a motorist debating distance to Itoch ester. Motorist answers seventy miles. optimists reply only about thirty five miles each, implying a misread or humorous twist on the journey length.
Fragmentary voice contemplates vetting riches and thrift as core to virtue. The speaker notes not all are equally qualified to gain money, yet practice remains a moral power guiding wealth.
Fragmentary exchange features a character named Tom discussing a light garment and footwear. The brief lines imply a humorous or mocking tone about weights and shoes, but no concrete events, places, or identities are established.
Reflections on friendship noting mutual neglect and the idea that friendship distorts judgment. The author quotes a line by Renan describing friendship as an injustice that highlights one person’s good qualities while blinding us to others more deserving of sympathy.
In a film role scene a judge questions Sophie about her marriage status. The actress fumbles seeking the card in her bag as the court moves to confirm if she is wed again.
A playful verse themed around affection and devotion with rhymed couplets. The speaker compliments the beloved as the sole source of belief and happiness, expressing a rare emotional connection.
Explanation of snow’s whiteness: tiny crystal surfaces reflect many wavelengths that the retina cells combine to produce a white impression. The text notes how minute details on snow grains create a broad reflective effect perceived by the eye.
A Quio State Journal piece argues corrections should read as new items, contrasting with an old policy of never correcting. It suggests fallibility is less justifiable now than in the past, reflecting editorial views from the Troy News.
A historical notice describes Dutch pasture practices using water ditches instead of fences. The item lists advertising copy about jobs, education courses, and local business services in Salt Lake City and surrounding areas. It reads like a rag of classifieds and promotional notices from the era.
In a tale set at Eastwood 614, Emerson, nearly seventy five, battles a discharge by choosing to stay and monitor the power line. He disables a switch to protect the plant, while a mysterious juice voices his fears and pride, ending with the system restarting.
The page shows a garbled puzzle with items labeled by letters and hints about words. It references chemical compounds, insects, plants, poets, and verbs, ending with a note that the solution will appear in the next issue.
Fragmentary guide explains placing correct letters into white spaces to form vertical and horizontal words. It notes first letters of words determined by a key and defines terms for fitting words to the grid. Instructions refer to dictionary words with rare exceptions.
A collection of Wyoming items: Wheatland ends a football program for the year. Mrs. Swan killed in an automobile crash near Casper. Deputy Sheriff Schoen dies in a train collision at Medicine Bow. Casper oil plant staffing rises. prisoners moved from Wyoming penitentiary to Colter. 1923 state birth and death rates released. Oil well spudding near Orin Junction. murder sentence for Henry Hughes in Green River court. North and South railroad receivership update. Hot Springs County sheriff questioned. Rosette postmaster reports suspicious marks. Dutch Anderson pursued and captured at Gillette. Sheridan named state bankers convention site. beer run and beet tonnage projections for Greybull/Worland. Atlantic City old gold mine to reopen by March 1. Wyoming Bankers’ Association officers elected. Roxette girl Katherina Owens dies in car crash southeast of Roxet.
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