Local and Personal Items of Interest in Pine Dale Area
Mrs. Mary A. Murdock spent Tuesday in town from New York. Notables include Platte Wilson of Kemmerer visiting Big Piney, and Andrew Homer buying an International truck from Big Piney Merc. Co. Atty. Hackett and family traveled to Pine Dale, while others, like Mr. and Mrs. Yose and William McGinnis, also stopped by for business. Mrs. Budd’s Denver trip ends with health improvements. Families plan moves to California and Idaho, with several visiting relatives and teaching assignments noted. Lincoln Planing Mill advertises services in Kemmerer, as local schools resume with teachers’ institutes and travel plans for water proofs by L. D. Tanner.
Ichabod Crane and the flashlight for business insight
John G. Lonsdale argues that modern flashlights of analysis reveal rivals’ tricks in business and banking. He urges extensive use of research to reduce stress periods and notes prosperity requires a touch of adversity for safety and soundness.
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Ichabod Crane
Ho Tow
Ichabod
Wyoming youth get new state building
Faith in Wyoming youth leads to a fund for a permanent building on the State Fair grounds. Burton A. Marston directs plans for a three story facility to house 4H and related programs with dormitories and exhibits. Groundbreaking by Grand Masonic Lodge set for Friday September 12 at ten o'clock. Guy Emerson to give the address.
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Wyoming
Converse County
Burton A. Marston
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Guy Frank C. Emerson
Future Farmers of America
Smith-Hughes
Home Ecs
Wyoming Younsters
Barbed Wire and Nails Price Snapshot at Local Store
Local supplier lists galvanized barb wire spools and nails with pricing. Includes 80 rod spools, 435 foot outreach options and 80 gauge spoke variants priced around 4.10. Item appears in a compact catalog style note for immediate purchase.
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P&d
Editors Sponsor Spelling Contest in Wyoming State Event
The Wyoming Press Association sponsors the annual state spelling contest on Thursday September 14 for grade school students. The state champion receives a gold medal and 50 dollars, second place 25 dollars and a silver medal, third 15 dollars and a bronze medal, and fourth 10 dollars. Mrs Catharine A Morton state superintendent will conduct the event. Winners are introduced to the audience and each contestant gets a badge called the Torch of Wisdom.
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Wyoming Press Association
Catharine A. Morton
Nubile Instruction
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Batavia Food Store
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Loomis Park
Daniel
Wyo
Golden Gate Flour
Western Cash
A. J. King
Mary A. Murdock
New York
Platte Wilson
Platte Wilson Motor Co
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Andrew Homer
Big Piney Merc. Co
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Ann Billings
Lynette
Walter Yose
Midway
William McGinnis
Henry L. Budd
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L. Z. Bess
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N. P. Christensen
Rupert
Idaho
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Frank Burney
Hagerman
Jimmie” Smith
L. D. Tanner
Mr. Tanner
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Thomas Hopkins
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Pearl Berger
W. S. Nichols
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Clara Lind
Laramie
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Minnie Lewis
Rock Springs
May McAlister Sommers
Wyoming General Hospital
Teachers’ Institute
Lincoln Planing Mill & Lumber Co
Lignite Ave. Kemmerer, Wye
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Ogden
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Casper
William Woods
Dave Guthrie
Mason
Virginia Black
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Lyman
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American Bankers Association
Opal Merc. Co
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Yellowstone
Prince Albert
Bull Durham
Chesterfield
Luck
Schillings & Hill Bros
Levi Strauss
F. E. Curtis
Fountain Service
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