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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
15
A Wyoming Lincoln County bank statement shows loans and discounts, cash assets, and capital accounts with an official sworn affidavit by Cashier Chas Rameeh dated July 5 1016. The document also lists officers and arrests of William Luce and F D Ball as part of the same notice.
The new band stand is completed and praised by the town and builder. Pigs for sale from Mrs. Al Fields. Miss Perkins to sing at Episcopal church. Frank D. Ball back from Pocatello with Miss Alice. Births: a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Chet Chrisman. a girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis. Local visits and travels noted. Rev. C. Reader praised for school lectures on manners and elocution. Music classes expanding under L. E. Bennett. Dr. Cunnington to Daniel then hunting trip. Abe Wilson and family en route to Hot Springs and other points. Hunting trips by Grover Trittipo and Jesse Budd. Political rally with Hon. F. W. Mondell. Roundup visitors R. R. Rose, H. R. Harrison, Chas. E. Bruce.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale for Walter M. Moore's 40 acre SW SW of section 27 Township 33 North Range 113 West at 10:00 AM October 19, 1916. Minimum bid is 3.00 per acre. sale closes when bidding ends. Claims or objections must be filed by sale time. Register Alex Nisbet.
Miss Edith K O Clark and Hon F W Mondell joined Mr and Mrs Mickelson during their Big Piney visit. Marshall S Reynolds and Bob Christmas drove from Kemmerer for a Republican rally. Paul Knott and Platte Wilson arrived from Kemmerer in Chandlers for the roundup. Senorita Inez Rose and brothers left for Kemmerer last Monday. Gull Whitman and Russell Shideler headed for an extended Fall and Snake rivers trip. Prof Moyer flew to Kemmerer Sunday and returned Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Graham and mother visited at roundup time seeking a location. Mr Graham is now forest ranger for this district. Elmer Rathbun visited on business. Geo Monk of Opal installing electric lighting in the E R Noble home and seeking a new location, having disposed of Opal interests.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale on October 16, 1916 at 10 a.m. for the NWNE of Section 23, Township 30 North, Range 114 West Sixth Principal Meridian containing 40 acres. Bid minimum is $3.00 per acre. registration by Frank Springman of Big Piney, Wyoming, serial 05092.
In a Congressional Record debate Charles E. Hughes is challenged by James B. Aswell to name sectional measures in a list of major reforms. The speaker argues several laws such as Underwood Tariff Child Labor and Farm programs were national in scope and benefits, urging a clear distinction from sectional interests.
The excerpt presents President Wilson declaring himself a 100 percent American candidate, stressing loyalty to the United States over foreign influence. He frames patriotism as primary, warning against alien elements prioritizing foreign powers over the nation.
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