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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1948
Page
6
The Evening Banner condemns Eddie the inefficient clerk and argues competition requires courteous attentive service. Editorial notes wartime hiring issues and praises training programs that raise retail standards. Stores neglecting customer care will close. those that invest in service remain.
A Houston Press article examines a local physician who served in the Indian service then quit under pressure. He worked as the sole surgeon in a 45-bed Blackfeet Reservation hospital, run by a civil nurse who held higher authority within the bureau.
A doctor recalls rigid government medical rules for Native patients, forced diagnoses from a posted list, and limited drugs, with penicillin late to arrive. He notes the pattern repeated across postings and laments the plight of the poor Indian under such policies.
Wyoming agricultural extension engineer Robert G White notes tractors waste 50 to 150 gallons yearly from improper carburetor settings A check shows fuel use rises as jets open beyond correct settings and warns fuel shortages may worsen during the coming crop season Emphasizes that adjusting carburetors to a leaner proper level saves fuel and reduces consumption in operating temperatures.
Mrs. Chas. Davis resigns as saleslady at Burney & Company and will be replaced by Mrs. Elza Decker. The Big Piney Commercial Club plans a Cottage hotel meeting April 8 with Boy Scouts and REF discussed. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Thompson of Rock Springs arrive to take over Cottage hotel management. A $5000 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of the cream theft from the mail post March 16. 4-H awards and prizes are announced by Burton W. Marston, including trips, baby chicks, a registered Guernsey heifer, and a Denver trip for top juniors. many Wyoming agriculture and home economics members eligible.
The notice states 4-H Club leaders will receive the complete list and be asked for necessary information about the awards later in the spring. It mentions March arriving like a lamb and departing similarly and ends with a playful fool's day remark.
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