Piney news items mix fires church and travels
Clate Stacey seen atop a lumber load bound for Marbleton. Forty tons of hay and buildings on the Black place burned by a match. Wedding of Fred Steinberger and Alice Had enham upcoming. legal challenge noted. Local meetings, dances, and church social planned with several area residents traveling between Kemmerer, LaBarge, and Jackson.
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Clate Stacey
Marbleton
Black Place
Jas. Mickelson
Wm. Finley
Mr. Mickelson
Cotonwood
Dedication at Piney draws Cottonwood visitors
Cottonwood residents and guests attended the Piney Congregational church dedication. Notable attendees included C. W. Carlson and wife O. H. Dunham and family Alma H. C. and Marshal Dunham with Mrs J. G. Hayden and family. social visits followed with multiple local households hosting guests and a Singer Sewing Machine agent gifting a machine.
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Cottonwood
Piney Sunday
C. W. Carlson
O. H. Dunham
Alma
H. C
Marshal Dunham
J. G. Hayden
Singer Sewing Machine Agt
Coal at Durnford’s Mine Promises Fast Load Time
Advertising notice says coal at Durnford’s mine offers a one day round trip with a 4 horse wagon ten minutes to load and a distance of thirteen and a half miles. It claims best store coal in the country and ability to load all teams with no waits, signed by George Durnford.
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Durnford
George Durnford
Piney social notes and community calls in Big Piney
Logan visitor J J Framton on Moline Flow Co inspection trip to Piney returns via Opal. Archie Burger travels from Riverton to Kemmerer with Ralph, then to visit mother Mrs Lehimer. Typhoid recovered Wesley Vickery leaves for Halfway. Local residents attend Congregational church dedication. Big Piney Masons discuss chapter formation. dispensation vote narrowly failed. Dance at Chet Chrisman home draws fifty couples with midnight supper. Numerous visits and transport updates among Piney residents. school openings set for September 13 with multiple teachers named.
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J. J. Framton
Logan
Utah
Piney
Moline Flow Co
Archie Burger
Riverton
Ralph
Kemmerer
Mrs. Lehimer
New Whale Hunting Methods Transform Industry
The article notes a shift from traditional whaling to modern coastal processing. Harpoons fire shells, air-inflated bodies keep whales afloat, and onshore factories or large vessels handle rendering. Fresh meat becomes whale meat meal, guano derives from bones, and bone meal is produced. Falklands dominate global whaling, season runs November to April, with about 3,500 workers.
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Falkland Islands
First of Life's Lessons on Finding Our Niche
The piece argues life teaches individuals to seek their niche and accept duties for themselves and others. It notes many avoid responsibility, relying on others to shield them from personal obligations, while urging proactive participation in their world.
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Cordice Hallett
Martha Goodwin
California
Famous Bridge Builder Gustav Lindenthal and His Projects
Gustav Lindenthal, born in Austria, shapes major bridges including the Hell Gate span in New York, a mile long project. He studied Brannon and Vienna, arrived in 1874, worked on Centennial exhibition buildings, and became a citizen while advancing railroad construction. His notable works cross the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers and the Mississippi.
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Hell Gate
New York
Brann
Vienna
United States
Alleghany
Monongahela
Miasisaippi
Labor cost shifts garment industry toward better fabrics
Labor costs have risen and mills cut back on high priced workmanship in low quality goods. Garment manufacturers now favor fabrics that yield higher returns in manufacture, reducing demand for cheap goods and pushing values upward. This shift explains the reduced sale of bulk cheap textiles compared with past years.
Queen Wilhelmina’s Secret Beauty Bath Routine
The article describes Queen Wilhelmina of Holland adopting a lemon bath regimen from Dutch Indians. It notes she squeezes five or six lemons into the bath and adds scents including a pint of eau de cologne daily, claiming the bath is highly invigorating for facial skin.
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Wilhemina
Wilhelmina
Holland
Europe
Dutch Indies
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