Local and Personal Items of Interest
Town visitors from Stanley include Mr and Mrs Frank Springman while S Pete Crider connected with Kansas City Stock Yards was in Piney. Ardmore Oklahoma’s P C Dings is in New York tending ranch interests, once partner of Ed Daiber. Geo Bentley from Merna met his wife Mrs Bentley who arrived from Colorado. they left for home. S I Shideler brought a white turnip weighing 8 pounds to the office. Lute Waters injured two lower right ribs at Cottonwood roundup. John A Mellhenny urges Grand Island College to publicize government need for stenographers and typists with salaries $1000 to $1200. Grand Island Business College offers free catalogue and prepares for Civil Service and banking positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Dings
Ardmore
Oklahoma
New York
Ed. Daiber
Geo. Bentley
Merna
Mrs. Bentley
Colorado
Lute Waters
Cottonwood
Loore
John A. Mellhenny
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Grand Island Business College of
Grand Island
Nebraska
Commission
Grand Island Business College
United States Civil Service Commission
Picture of war sacrifice urged for Liberty Bonds support
A famed war correspondent praises a recent image as the war effort demands home backing. He stresses casualties will rise without funding and training, urging the public to buy Liberty Bonds to equip and deploy troops efficiently.
Elk hunt travelers pass through Piney en route to Fall River
Geo. Pixley visited Daniel this week on business. Joseph Coffman Jas. Chap man and Ed. Gorman from Evans ton traveled via Piney last week en route to Fall River Basin for an elk hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coffman
Jas
Chapman
Ed. Gorman
Evanston
Fall River Basin
Government supervises life immunization program for calves
The report states a government supervised program used 800,000 doses to immunize calves for life with a price of 35 cents per dose. The notes indicate applicability to all ages of animals and emphasize the necessity of full immunization under official oversight.
Local residents plan travels and visits across cities
Mr and Mrs rs Mickelson left yesterday for the cast with Jim stopping in Omaha and Mrs Mickelson going to Leon Iowa to visit her brother and family for some time. Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith of Evanston are visiting in Piney. Speedy Swift the pianist who played for the last two dances here left Tuesday for Kemmerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Mickelson
Jim
Omaha
Mrs Mickelson
Leon
Iowa
Joseph Smith
Evanston
Piney
Speedy Swift
Kemmerer
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Marbleton
State Bank
Wyoming
Big Piney, Wyo
Opal, Wyoming
General Merchandise
T. J. Donahue
A. J. Randall
Sec’y-Treas
Omaha, Nebraska
Frank Springman
Stanley
S. Pete Crider
Lee
Kansas City
S. I. Shideler
United States
Francis E. Warren
Robert D. Carey
Attorne
J. A. Christmas
Charles W. Beagle
Johning
Albert P. Heitz
T. Hunter Salmon
Morris J. Hale
Wreskage
Geo. Pixley
Daniel
Blackleg
A. W. French
Cheyenne
F. E. Curtis
Kemmerer, Wyo
S. M. Vickrey
Green River Valley
Big Piney
B. F. Bentley
Merna, Wyo
the Gray Inn
Lena Gray
AHA Livestock
A. E. Rogers
B. C. Rogers
C. R. Murray
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