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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
4
United States Department of the Interior announces a public land sale in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 1 at 11 00 a m Parcel No 1 Lot 1 Sec 7 TL 32 N R 114 W 6th P M 10 71 acres appraised at 80 00 with bids by mail or in person. Sealed bids due by April 23 1958 with certified funds.
United States Bureau of Land Management announces a public sale of two land parcels scheduled for April 23 1958 at the Cheyenne Wyoming land office Bids must meet minimum appraised values and include certified funds Each parcel has specific lots and sections with oil and gas reserved for the United States Adverse claims must be filed by 30 days after the sale date Contiguous owners have limited rights to assert preference for unbid parcels Craig A Decker is the contact officer for details.
An emphasis on education growth amid Sputnik era warnings features a Wyoming focus. The piece notes rising college enrollments, the need for expanded facilities, and strategies to attract and train staff. It cites a 1957 Wyoming initiative to study higher education status and outlines growing nonresident license purchases versus resident uptake.
The Veterans Administration cautions that the so called free ten thousand dollar indemnity coverage ended January 1, 1937, and warned veterans returning to service not to drop GI insurance seeking free coverage. They note many affected veterans were discharged during the indemnity period and that the five year term remains in effect.
Local business opportunity seeks a any gender resident to service and collect from automatic dispensing and amusement devices. No selling. Age and references required with $400 to $700 working capital. Estimated 12 hour week nets around $300 monthly, with potential full time. For interview, provide full particulars by phone.
Students from the community club gathered after school to prepare demonstrations for the upcoming meeting. Carolyn James, Daan Johnson, Caroline Bonoff, Bernita Potter, and Marta Koch presented items including salads, dressings, and cakes while refreshments were served.
The Daniel 4 H Home Improvement club met Thursday night at 7 30 at Boroff s home. Leader Alice Bleammer showed a colored film on wall color schemes. Bonnie Wiloughby and Norma Jean Bleamer gave a demonstration on care of steam iron and toaster. Next meeting at Licamar s home will feature a workshop on making tack boards and lap boards. Retirements were served by Mrs Boroff.
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