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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
4
Public sale conducted by the Bureau of Land Management in Cheyenne Wyoming offers Parcel No. 1 Lot 1 Sec 7 T32N R114W 6th PM at 11:00 am April 23 1958. Bids by mail or in person require certified funds and sealed envelopes marked Public Sale Bid Parcel 1.
United States Department notice for publication announces a public sale of two land parcels in Cheyenne Wyoming on April 23 1958 at 11:00 a.m. Bids must meet minimum appraised values 631.72 and 298.28 dollars with oil and gas reserved to the United States. Contiguous owners may claim preference rights within 30 days. bids may be by principal or agent.
Lola M Hoinsher recounts the 1869 Wyoming Territorial Legislature meeting October 12 to December 10 with nine Council members and 12 Representatives crafting 36 laws 13 memorials and resolutions. Governor Campbell vetoed a race based intermarriage bill. the veto message and debate are noted. The piece also discusses ferret and prairie dog topics and regional wildlife notes.
Stakeholders urged to sign and send their Ball Oil Co stock certificates to Leoball Oil Co in LaBarge for exchange to a Leoball Oil Co certificate before July 7, 1958. Signed by Leo Bail, President. Public notices published March 27 and April 3 10 17 24.
The writer argues for helping control wildlife populations including squirrels and ferrets. They warn that America’s undervalued non game species may vanish without public concern, comparing ferret decline to the passenger pigeon and predicting future regret.
A small 4-H livestock group met at the George James home on Monday night to learn registering purebred Hereford cattle and transferring bulls to a new owner. Members included Garo ne, Joe Boroff, Billy Koch, Marla Koch, George Koch, Warren Koch. Max Boroff attended as a guest. Refreshments were cookies and pink lemonade.
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