Time Change Set for Oct 26 at 2 A.M
The nation will set clocks back one hour on Sunday morning at 2 AM returning to standard time. This reverts daylight saving that began in 1918 and was repealed by Congress in the last session.
23 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
1
The nation will set clocks back one hour on Sunday morning at 2 AM returning to standard time. This reverts daylight saving that began in 1918 and was repealed by Congress in the last session.
William H. McDougall of the Utah State Oil Company visits Salt Lake City to scout a site for drilling. If a location is secured, standard rigs could arrive and drilling start early next spring. He says the Dry Piney field shows strong promise.
County Chairman J. D. Noblitt of Cokeville designated Mayor L. D. Tanner of Roosevelt Memorial as precinct committeeman for the fund drive running from Oct. 20 to Oct. 27. Tanner will provide literature and collect donations. Lincoln county's appropriation stands at $1075.
Chas. A. Beam forest supervisor from Afton came up last week in a Dodge to handle official business at the Cottonwood tie camp. He left Saturday for Opal and will proceed to Rock Springs to retrieve a sheepherder arrested there for trespassing and starting a fire on national forest near Smoot last summer.
Official Proceedings note adjournment due to no quorum. Mayor L D Tanner and J P Jensen present with Dan Budd. F D Chapel and W C Yose absent. Bills approved include printing and salaries. ordinance licenses amusements and specific occupations in Big Piney.
Many men and teams are at work on the state highway into Big Piney with grading and gravel to follow. The project aims to transform the main road into a broad avenue once finished.
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated October 13 1919 states Frederick W Watts of Bondurant Wyoming filed notices of intention to make final three year proof to establish a forest homestead claim for the SW of section 11 township 37 north range 113 west sixth principal meridian before United States Commissioner Etheal A Richardson at Daniel Wyoming on December 1 1919 witnesses named William C Bowlsby George E Parrody Lionel L Juray Bondurant Wyoming and Perry Bowlsby Daniel Wyoming Oct 23 Nov 27 Register
Notice is given Nessie Irwin of Merna Wyoming intends to make final proof to establish desert land claim for the SW y SE S of Section 1 and W% NE NENE of Section 12 Township 84 N Range 13 W Sixth Principal Meridian before Ivan S. Jones U S Commissioner at Kemmerer Wyoming on November 8 1919. Witnesses Arthur J Jones Richard Irwin LeRoy Wilcox Julius W Elmore all of Merna Wyoming. Register Alex Nnsbet Sept 26-Oct 30
A Buddhist hall program by the Big Piney school faculty and pupils aimed to organize a Parents-Teachers Association. Miss Selma Leopold opened the meeting with Mrs Grace MacGlashan as secretary. Officers elected for the first year were President Mrs L D Tanner Vice president Miss Leopold Secretary Mrs Chas Budd Treasurer Mrs Dan Budd. Membership costs $1. The gathering featured singing dancing and refreshments.
A petition circulates to fund two Wyoming delegates T O Beck and T D O Neili to attend the Good Road Boosters meeting in Cheyenne on October 30 and 31. Delegates aim to report on local road needs to the State Highway Commission and push for next years improvements. Dan Rathbun returned from Opal with cattle shipment arrangements for the Rathbun brothers. U S L Rail Road traffic manager Mr Bisbee from Salt Lake spent a week assessing stockmen traffic needs.
Richard C. Irwin of Merna Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his land claim of the WhSWY SEY SW iy and SWSEY of Section 18 Township 34 North Range 118 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The proof will be before United States Commissioner Etheal A. Richardson at Daniel Wyoming on November 8 1919. Witnesses named are William F. Bleamer William Enos Julius W. Elmore and Harold Munn. Land records agent Alex Nisbet.
Department of the Interior notice from Evanston Wyoming dated October 1919 states Mason E. Phillips of Daniel Wyoming filed intent to prove up his homestead claim for lands in Section 7 and 18 Township 45 N Range 111 W 6th Principal Meridian. The statement names witnesses and the date window October 16 to November 20.
Telegraph stock report from Omaha notes decline regained, beef cows and steers steady with no change, heavy beef steers at 15.50, fancy yearling steers 12, all other quotations unchanged. A personal note from Dan Budd offers humorous local commentary about a coal shed theft.
County officials report a plan to hire one Census enumerator per enumeration district about one per election precinct. Earn five dollars a day or more with start around January 2 1920. Interested applicants should write Ray E Lee Supervisor Census Cheyenne Wyoming. Discharged service members have preference. Ralph Gunter from Opal noted.
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