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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
5
The Associated Students of Big Puney High School adopt a constitution and by laws establishing a named Student Body, officer duties, election rules, meeting times, and parliamentary authority. It outlines officers, elections, dues, committees, and senior class notes.
The Modern History class reviews ancient and modern topics with Miss Nelson supervising when absent. English II shifts from grammar to a classic study while students test humor and hygiene class interactions. An engineer jokes with a farmer about railroad rights of way as algebra graphs prepare weekly grades.
Sublette County Institute met in the High School assembly room last Saturday October 21 led by county superintendent Mrs May McAlister Sommers. Miss Dawson head of Normal Training at the University of Wyoming spoke on Character Training and Miss Linder taught Geography Methods with Mr Perry W Jenkins of Big Piney addressing Public Lands. A second session featured Miss Linder on Socialized Studies. Separate meetings for high and grade school teachers occurred and visiting teachers toured classrooms after the close. Superintendent F C Spreng presided over a district 9 teachers meeting addressing items of importance.
The back page shows a replica of the proposed Sublette County Courthouse for a bond issue to be voted at the general election next Tuesday. The image was printed yesterday to allow use today, causing it to appear on the back page rather than the front.
The Republican campaign in behalf of congressional and state candidates ends Monday evening with a 6 to 6 30 broadcast from Denver KOA. Former Governor Robert D. Carey seeks U S Senate and Governor Frank C. Emerson seeks re election will speak. The hour long program will summarize campaign issues and questions.
Lee Smith, noted local resident and employee of F. D. Ball, was badly cut and bruised after the horse he rode bucked and fell, kicking him in the face. He was transported to the ranch home of Harvey Scott for first aid before a doctor arrived.
A busy Daniel area week features Daniel Doings and Dr Montrose returning from Omaha. C H Kiley and Ruth return to the ranch from Aurora. Alice Jewett visits from Laramie for a weekend, and D H Scott with J P Pfisterer head to Omaha by rail to fetch beer. Bridge work begins soon with logs hauled by G W Hayden and Harry Thompson aiding the county project. Lee Smith recovers from a horse accident. families travel to Hermiston Oregon to visit relatives. Kent Burt of Salt Lake City and G W Charlesworth of Idaho Falls visit Damp for business. Blackmon and son discuss John Dere machinery. Joe McDonald visits Daniel for a few days on witness matter.
A new plan for the state high school basketball tournament keeps most schools involved, with University of Wyoming support. The format creates four regional districts, a championship class of 16 teams, and three lower classes by enrollment, using AAJ rules and a one defeat elimination for the title.
Fred H. Pape announces candidacy for Sheriff on the Republican ticket after winning the primary and seeks voter support for the November 4 1930 general election. He also carries a Democratic petition for State Legislature representative and pledges county and state service if elected.
G B Hockett announces candidacy for Sublette County Attorney on the Republican ticket. He asks voters for confidence at the general election on November 4 and pledges to serve the county economically and well.
A brief primary to general election message from Ann Billings to Sublette County voters pledging faithful service and appreciation for the confidence shown at the primary election. She commits to undivided time and interest in performing the clerk’s duties if elected on November 4.
May McAlister Sommers expresses gratitude to Sublette County electors for their primary vote and asks for continued support at the general election on November 4, 1930.
J P Fuller declares his candidacy for Clerk of Court on the Democratic ticket. He cites four years as Clerk of Court and asserts qualification for the office.
A sheriff candidate seeks voter support in the general election citing honesty efficiency and economical use of funds from past tenure. The message emphasizes continued service and asks constituents to back re election.
Rock Springs Lions Club plans a November 6 dedication of a new tri motor airplane hangar with free dancing and exhibition of one of the new planes. J G Cornell invites Sublette county residents to attend this educational opening.
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