Death of Ray Reardon in Piney Road accident
Ray Reardon aged about 16 20 born near Big Piney Wyoming June 30 1902 died Saturday morning September 18 in an accident on Middle Piney Road while returning with loaded timber wagons. Leslie Combs first to reach him described the team in a circle Ray spoke once then died. Funeral set for Monday at 8 o’clock PM at the Fear home with Rev Perkins officiating and burial in Piney cemetery attended by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Josh) Reardon
Big Piney
F. A. Fear and Son
Mr. Reardon
Piney
Leslie Combs
Mr. Combs
Episcopal Church
Death notice of young man with Riverside sister and parents
The obituary notes a man over twenty four at death survived by his parents and a sister Mrs Grace Ramage of Riverside California. It lauds his sterling worth and pleasing personality while mourning his untimely demise. It ends with poetic reflections on death and transition.
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Grace Ramage
Riverside
California
Card of Thanks for Support After Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and floral tributes after the loss of our loved son brother nephew and cousin. Gratitude to Rev Perkins and his choir for comforting words and music and to Mr L D Tanner for conducting the obsequies. Mr and Mrs Fred Reardon and other relatives express appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
L. D. Tanner
Fred Reardon
Grace Ramage
F. A. Fear
Clifton Fear
Red Cross Seeks Relief Funds For Florida Disaster
The telegraph message to Grace MacGlashan, local Red Cross chairwoman, requests funds for relief work after a devastating hurricane in Florida. The Red Cross chapter in Piney, Wyoming, mobilizes all resources to aid disaster sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace MacGlashan
The
Red Cross
Florida
St. Louis
Biz Piney
Wyo
Emerson Clark Morton 76 Hold Rallies In Wyoming
Republican candidates Hon Frank C. Emerson for Governor A M Clark for Secretary of State and Mrs Katherine A Morton for Superintendent will speak in Pinedale Monday October 4 and Hook hall Big Piney Tuesday October 5 A free dance and supper will follow in Pinedale and later in Big Piney with John Dillon attending at the latter date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Emerson
A. M. Clark
Katherine A. Morton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Pinedale
Hook Hall
Big Piney
John Dillon
Bennett Children Taken to Cheyenne
Mrs. T. B. Hood the Cheyenne commissioner arrived to transport four Bennett children to Cheyenne for placement in suitable homes. The Bennetts signed over custody after living with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Todd James who cannot care for them due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hood
Child and Animal Protection
Cheyenne
L. FE. Bennett
Bennett
Kemmerer
State Society
Todd James
Florida Hurricane Chapter Seeks Aid After Losses
W Baxter calls for immediate publicity on the Florida hurricane disaster noting great loss of life and large numbers made homeless. He urges readiness to receive full contributions and to remit daily sums as the chapter moves to enter fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
W. Baxter
Cardboard for Sale Amid Quiet Autumn Weather
Charley Vogel resigns from ranch duties with Oscar Beck and James P Jensen and returns to Indiana to settle. He leaves today for his old home to remain permanently as autumn weather graces the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Vogel
Oscar Beck
Jas. P. Jensen
Indiana
Notice on Oil and Gas Drawings Compliance Rules
Circular No. 1084 requires oil and gas draw applicants to state they act in good faith for their own benefit or fully disclose any interest of others. Applications failing to meet requirements are barred from drawings and cannot be amended or postponed to cure defects as instructed by Geneva Land Office communications dated September 7, 1926.
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The
General Land Office
Geneva Land Office
Excellent Potatoes and Sugar Beets From Wyoming Ranch
On Tuesday T. D. O'Neil presented a ranch harvest of potatoes and a large sugar beet grown on his Cottonwood area. The potatoes are large, white skinned and fully ripened, while the sugar beet is a superb specimen. Local cultivation could bring substantial revenue to ranchers and keep buying power in the valley, supporting home grown produce and reducing hay needs through silage.
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T. D. O'Neil
Cotonwood
Wyoming
Governors Ross Kendrick and Kimball address crowd in Hook hall
Governor Nellie T. Ross Senator John Kendrick and W S Kimball spoke to a sizable audience at Hook hall on campaign issues. Kimball drew praise while Ross received strong applause. Kendrick arrived late from Pinedale and was greeted with enthusiasm before joining the group en route to Kemmerer. Also noted were accompanying locals from Pinedale and Fall River Basin elk hunters.
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Nellie T. Ross
Johnb. Kendrick
W. 5. Kimball
Hook Hall
Kendrick
Kimball
Hiss
Ross
Pinedale
Sugar Beet Experiments Hint at Possible Factory
The report notes ongoing sugar beet experiments and suggests that in due time a sugar beet factory might be realized. It emphasizes the need to observe the specimens to properly appreciate their value and potential.
Newsy notes from Hillmont residents and visitors
Hillmont locals report guests of H C Dunham including C H and M G Dunham and Miss Winnifred Haydon of Garden City Utah and Twin Falls Idaho. A fishing party included Jules J Giroud Dr J W Montrose F D Bail and Miss Aikman. Several locals attend to school haying travel business and social visits around Piney and Kemmerer.
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C. H. Dunham
M. G. Dunham
Winnifred Haydon
Garden City
Utah
Twin Falls
Idaho
H. C. Dunham
Jules J. Giroud
J. W. Montrose
F.D. Bail
Miss Aikman
Jeneva Shipley
Frank Shipley
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Ray Reardon
Middle Piney Road
Elysian
Burney & Co
Big Piney, Wyoming
Emerson, Clark and Morton
Bennette
Gov. Ross
Sen
Kendrick and
A. G. Burritt
Dan McGill
Salt Lake
Frank Burney
Fall River Basin
Mr. Burney
L. H. Henrick
Ralph Hopkins
Hillmont
Mrs
Ed. Finnigan
Clifford Daniels
Clifford
Leo L. Baker
Emma Miller
Quinter Kansas
Donald Jewett
Laramie
Frank D. Ball
P. C. Wagner
Andy Petit
Dave Beatty
H. Denham
John Bolinger
Thomas
Beaver
State Bank of
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