Prinds Accepts One Year Plan With Pricing Note
A note states Prinds is accepted for one year only if the term is under one year and the yearly price of 2099 dollars is held. Brande are put on the cut of the animal.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
8
A note states Prinds is accepted for one year only if the term is under one year and the yearly price of 2099 dollars is held. Brande are put on the cut of the animal.
The United States civil service commission announces openings for assistant forest rangers with exams on October 1 and 3 in Colorado at Aspen Collbran and multiple towns and in South Dakota at Custer. Applicants must be able bodied 21 to 40 years old, capable of handling horses and packs, with practical land, timber, mining and livestock knowledge. Salary starts at 1160 dollars yearly with potential promotion to supervisor positions. duties include enforcing forest regulations, building roads and trails, protecting forests, handling grazing, selling timber, and coordinating with supervisors. Information is available from the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington Denver district forester or local forest supervisors.
The U S Commissioner of Education calls attention to the Star Spangled Banner as national hymn and proposes singing it in all United States schools on September 14 to mark the centennial anniversary. He urges superintendents principals and teachers to cooperate in carrying out the plan.
Local residents from Big Piney and neighboring areas are seen visiting friends and attending gatherings. Miss Alice Ball and Miss Josephine Osterhcoul travel with others, while Mr J G Haydem and Mr Francis Deotiam are noted as returning home from Salt Lake. Several community members plan trips and attend meetings, with multiple calls and visits recorded over a weekend.
Notes from Daniel detail visits in Pinedale and surrounding areas. Residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Scott Barer and Hubert, plus Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jordan, and Henry pay visits. Various moves include Clay Branson bringing freight, Danielson purchasing a ranch, and local improvements and illnesses noted. The Fall River mail route closure is announced, with plans for harvest activity and haying.
Eastt wk. tems Sam Ader binding grain around the neighborhood the past week. Miss Gertie Clark visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D F Clark. Miss Magic Clark staying with Mrs Gay Jaycot. Mr S D Alten visited Mrs Will Alten Thursday. Mrs Gay Jaycot and daughter Bernie and Miss Maggie Clark called at the B Mevers and 8 D Allen homes Thursday. Miss Frank Gorey and Mrs Geo Lovate spent Thursday in Boulder. Method crowed at the Woody school house Friday. Miss Kath King visiting Miss Mattie Barnett's school on Sandy. Miss Carnett will teach at Pinedale the winter. Will Allen to leave mid next week for Rock Springs. D H Clark to leave soon for freight for the Boulder store. D H Clark and little son Howard went to Boulder Friday. Tuy daveux came down from the Jora country Thursday to help Mr Plank Hoy for two weeks. Mr Crow went to New York on business last Saturday. Meinholt Brandt left for home in Los Angeles after six to eight weeks visiting. Mrs Tom Andrews and wife left Wednesday for Rock Springs after a month with sister Mrs Jim Jensen.
A court session and clerk’s meeting are planned in Kemmerer on Tuesday. Attorneys Behools Maggie Fr and Jesse J Heed are listed, with several others named as participants in the proceeding and related business.
Wistew the notice states a renewal of 40 acres. Inquiries are directed to the office of W L Menwell of Nuneas City Ma regarding particulars and attendance at a stockholder meeting of a local community living team in Marbleton last week.
A fragmentary notice from Evanston cites legal practice, land matters and court references. It mentions President Indiana and Wyoming Idaho Supreme Court connections, with named officials Davis and Foote as register and receiver, and a notice to publish details about lands and eviction in the U S Land Office Evanston.
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