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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
4
Wyoming Game and Fish Department warns fishermen and picnickers to avoid brush and wear high boots to reduce tick exposure as tick fever cases rise in spring. Vaccination is advised and self checks after brushing against vegetation can prevent illness. seek doctor if bitten.
Young Republican League of Wyoming to select delegates for the National Convention in Denver June 17 to 21 at a Casper state meeting on April 25. Chet Bayer, state chairman, outlines the agenda including convention plans, membership goals for 1959, newsletter finances, and coordination with the Republican Party. Delegates may discuss Republican policy with the newly seated state chairman and national chair.
Boys and girls from junior and senior levels are invited to join a youth choir. Meet at Community Church on Thursday April 23 at 7:30 p.m. Betty Keeney is the director.
A Pinedale house fire destroyed the Davis residence Monday. Fay and Steve Davis were away when Mrs Melvin Cametack and her six children were present. Mrs Carmstock helped remove the children and saved some clothing before the blaze damaged her hair and burned her arm. The child cannot distinguish red from any other color.
The Bureau of Land Management announces a public sale at 11:00 a.m. on April 28, 1959, at the Cheyenne Land Office Wyoming for parcels described in sections and townships with appraised values. Bids must be sealed and accompanied by certified funds, with details forwarded to Acting Manager R. Paul Bigtrap. Contiguous claimants and preferences must follow specified deadlines.
Regional opportunity seeks a resident to distribute a line of cigarettes candy and nuts through new automatic vendors. No selling required. accounts will be established. Qualifications include references and cash capital of 700 dollars secured by inventory. Send inquiries to P O Box 186 Rochester Minnesota.
The first and second year sewing groups have met six times since the last report. First year members have aprons cut out gathered and pockets nearly done. Second year members slower with skirts and bindings. Demonstrations by Beverly Cavell Nancy Budd Valerie Weber and Mrs Budd. Next meeting set for April 20 at Joe Budd's Ranch. Nancy Budd reporter.
Responsible man or woman needed from this area to service and collect from electric cigarette dispensers. No selling. Car required. Reference and $499 UW $2495 investment. 12 hours weekly nets excellent return, possible full-time. Local interview with phone and particulars. Write International Sales & Mis. Co. of Oregon, Tie, P.O. Box 669, Portland, Ore.
Classified snippet shows bus Piney Wyoming postoffice entry titled Second Clare Matter. Publisher GEO W HOPKINS notes subscription at 3.00 per year. Mentions Wyoming Press Association membership and advertising terms on application. A fragmentary line likely from a small-town newspaper masthead or ads section.
Veterans Administration reports a new technique at Dallas VA hospital using a small intestine segment to form an internal artificial bladder after bladder removal. The two stage operation, aimed at cancer patients and other bladder diseases, seeks full control of urination and reduced external drainage.
Cooperative meetings across Kemmerer Jackson Laramie Lander Sheridan and Cheyenne proceed this week to finalize 1959 big game hunting regulations. Game and Fish Commission plans April 27 28 30 Cheyenne session with state and federal officials, stockgrowers sportsmen and other groups also meeting in sequence.
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