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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
3
Instructions describe building a backrubber using three strands of wire tied to posts four feet high with slack for sag. Burlap sacks soaked in insecticide form a thick bundle around the wire, needing 12 to 14 sacks and securing every 4 to 6 inches. County agents offer tips, approved insecticides, and a free MC Ent 4 publication on controlling horn flies.
Lincoln County nominee Mary Estella Brown Harmon is named Wyoming Mother of the Year and invited to the national Mother's Day banquet in New York City. The Star Valley Independent urges community fundraising to cover travel and honors, noting the Harmons may need assistance to attend.
The article notes that the MRS Gib sponsor would lead the Initiative to enable public response and suggests Wes would be generous. It extends congratulations to Mrs Harmon and wishes her success in national competition.
The article explains Institutional on-farm training for veterans under the Korean GI Bill. It outlines eligibility criteria required by the Veterans Administration for veteran farmers to qualify for this program.
Our high school correspondent describes Economics and Geography students planning a ten day bus trip titled Operation See- For-Yourself to study how others live. He notes students are eager to escape the classroom and see life in different parts of the country, discovering shared humanity across differences.
Washington C D and Keith Thomson Republican Wyoming seeks 400000 for Snake River improvement in the 1957 budget. The move aims to prevent washouts at Wilson and highway damage, with the project costing about two million dollars over several years and coordinated by the Corps of Engineers. Thomson insists on a permanent solution to protect the valley and tourism.
Cattle brands include left ribs for cattle and left thigh for horses. Ranges from Big Piney to Fall River Basin and west of Green River north of Big Piney. Postoffice Big Piney and names John Bund and Mrs HL Budd appear with cattle and horses branding details.
The curriculum blends classroom study with supervised on farm training. Farms must focus on land cultivation or livestock breeding and management, not processing or sale. The farm must be large enough to occupy full time and provide varied practice, with a livelihood expectation by completion.
Kennett Missouri police watch in disbelief as Mrs. Harrison Clay of Flint Michigan explains how she drove a car up a hanging guy wire at a precarious angle. Car sustains a bent hub cap and minor damage.
The veteran must have full control of the farm or a suitable tenure. Training program approval comes from the veteran's state VA office and is tailored to each individual. Outer training limit is 26 months based on 1.5 times service, with an inner limit for reaching objectives.
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