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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
4
A damaged 1914 Wyoming document shows notary ROYAL A YOUNG swearing an oath in Frog over a statement. The text references Chas Rumsch Cas Dak and names like WilliaSellve and others, with a seal and notary seal area.
The column lists a completed band stand notes, livestock for sale by Mrs. Al Fields, and staff changes. It records Crested Butte winter plans for Rhey Blackburn, musical offerings at Episcopal services, and arrivals and departures of residents including Frank Ball and others. Births and engagements appear with school updates and local visits, plus a Republican rally with Mondell attendance.
Edith Clark and F W Mondell were guests of the Mickelsons in Big Piney. Marshall Reynolds and Bob Christmas drove from Kemmerer for a Republican rally. Paul Knott and Platte Wilson arrived in Kemmerer with Chandlers for the roundup. Senorita Inez Rose and brothers left for Kemmerer last Monday. Gull Whitman and Russell Shideler headed on an extended outing to Fall and Snake Tigers. Prof. Moyer flew to Kemmerer and back. Fred Graham and his mother visited at roundup time. Graham is now forest ranger. Elmer Rathbun visited on business. Geo Monk of Opal installs lighting for the E. R. Noble home and may relocate here after selling Opal interests.
Public sale to the highest bidder at ten oclock A M on October the nineteenth, 1916, for 40 acres in the SW4 SW4 of section 27 township 1 north range 11 west Sixth Principal Meridian. Bids start at 3.00 per acre. Register Alex Nisbet notes bidder payment due immediately. Objections must be filed by sale time.
Land Office Evanston Wyoming announces sale of 40 acre tract NWNEX Section 23 Township North Range West, minimum bid 3.00 per acre. Auction closes at 11 00 oclock. Highest bidder must pay immediately. Adverse claimants may file before sale. Anob A Nisbet Register.
A fragmented historical piece shows figures debating sectional influence in Congress. It cites Tomes B. Anwell and others defending or challenging southern chairmanships tied to policies like the Underwood Tariff and Child Labor laws. The text references broader reforms and partisan dynamics of the era.
A fragment quotes President Wilson's acceptance speech asserting loyalty to the United States over foreign influence. The text emphasizes his pledge as an American citizen and a candidate of a party, warning against subservience to foreign powers.
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