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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1952

Page

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Artists Guild Met at Spencer Ranch Home

Mrs. Floyd Spencer and Mrs. Dan Budd hosted the Artists Guild gathering at the Spencer ranch on July 11. A fish fry and picnic followed by an afternoon at the Spencer home featured a contest won by Mrs. Hert Clark and Ms. Marie Meyer.

Floyd Spencer Dan Budd Artists’ Guild Spencer Ranch Spencer Hert Clark Marie Meyer Paul Pape Bert Clark Bill Sargent

Antelope Permits Go On Sale August 6 at Big Piney

Antelope permits go on sale Saturday August 6 at noon at the home of Game Warden John Barton in Big Piney. The notice specifies sale location and time for residents seeking permits.

John Barton

Wyoming counties and states represented in UW summer session

Registar R E B McWhinnie reports all 23 Wyoming counties are included in the second term student body of the University of Wyoming summer session ending August 15. Albany leads with 103 students. other counties and states include Nebraska 65 and Iowa 43. Sublette County students listed are Matelile Carr Dorothy Crowder and Capitola Looney.

Laramie Wyo Wyoming University of Wyoming R. EB. McWhinnie Albany Sweetwater Nattrona Carbon Fremont Goshen Platte Campbell Matelile Carr Dorothy Crowder Capitola Looney

Know Your Wyoming Grasses Bluebunch Wheatgrass

Larame Bluebunch wheatgrass is a hardy mid grass in Wyoming rangelands. It grows on dry rocky sites and sagebrush beachlands, often with sagebrush, and can form pure stands or mix with natives. It spreads by seed, has 8 to 12 spikelets per head, and requires deferral of grazing until mid July to boost seed production.

Wyoming Foote Stoddart Logan

Schools to Reopen Sept Eighth in 1952 1953 Year

Victor Cullens announces that the royal grade and high schools will reopen on Monday September 8 1952 for the 1952 53 school year. Students in grades 7 12 pay a $5 book and locker deposit refundable if books are not damaged. Lunch costs 4 per month for grades 1 6 and 5 per month for grades 7 12. Also notes visiting Gray family from Amarillo Texas staying with Griggs parents and Richard.

Victor Cullens Herman Gray Amarillo Texas Sylvester Griggs Richard

Rest from grazing boosts forage and soil health in 1946 report

Uteh notes excessive early spring clipping reduces hay yields. After a grazing rest, weedy forbs and grasses increase mulch to improve soil moisture. Bluebunch wheatgrass rises in rested pastures, signaling good range health on dryland pastures with 5 to 14 inches of precipitation.

Uteh Dan H. Budd Victor

GI Bill safeguards for Korean era veterans explained

The article outlines loan guarantees under the new GI Bill for veterans who served since Korea. It details guarantee percentages and ceilings for real estate and non real estate loans, the extension of direct VA loans, and rules on appraisals and lender servicing to protect veterans.

Korea

Grizzly Tale From Captain Palmer Expedition of 1865

From Fort Laramie on July 30 1865 Captain Palmer’s expedition reports a trek toward the Powder River and Crazy Woman’s Fork. A massive grizzly is killed after a dramatic chase and a wagon-circled buffalo herd is driven to camp for commissary service. The account invites readers to Old Timer’s Picnic at Dan lìel Wyoming on Sept 7 to swap stories.

H. E Palmer Fort Laramie Powder River Crazy Woman's Fork Big Horn Crazy Woman’s Fork Bozeman Trail Connor Cteff Messa Wheeling Van Daniel Wyoming

Expert on Russia to Visit University of Wyoming

Dr. Harold H. Fisher of Stanford Kellogg Hoover Institute headlines University of Wyoming Institute of International Affairs week on Russia. He will lecture at 2 10 p.m. Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday and answer questions Monday. He serves on Stanford committees and authored six books including The United States and Russia.

Laramie Wyo Harold H. Fisher Hoover Institute Stanford University Institute of International Affairs University of Wyoming Russia Luesday

Care of Thanks for Bereavement Acknowledgments

Expressions of gratitude to those who aided in a recent bereavement and sent flowers cards and support. Signed by Mrs Francis Noble Mrs Carylon Keidsen and Mrs Virginia Pickett thanking friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy.

Francis Noble Carylon Keidsen Virginia Pickett

Omaha cattle run biggest since 1951 market

About 16 000 cattle and calves sold at Omaha Monday the largest run since November 1951. West and Southwest shipments exceeded 40 percent. Slaughter cattle finished unevenly with steers and yearlings mostly steady to down 50 cents. weights over 1 150 pounds declined. Hog prices fell 40 to 50 cents. sows mixed. beef and feeder cattle activity noted with several high weights and prices. Quarantine restricted dogs from affected Nebraska and Iowa counties. spring slaughter data show strong to higher bids.

Omaha Dreath Moore Nebraska Box Butte Hell Dodge Douglas Saunders Sarpy Washington Iowa Woodbury Pooshorrias Idahos

Republican Leader Sees No Scar From Campaign Split

Republican State Chairman Ewing T Kerr said there are no lasting wounds from the Eisenhower Taft convention campaign. He acknowledged disappointments but said Taft forces remain active Republicans, with many switching to Eisenhower while staying loyal to party goals. Kerr predicted Eisenhower would broaden appeal to Republicans independents and many Democrats.

Ewing T. Kerr Kerr Taft Eisenhower

Edna Lewis Rushed to Bainbridge Naval Hospital

Mr and Mrs Ed Lewis received a telegram from Navy Headquarters in Bainbridge Maryland stating their daughter Wave Edna Lewis was taken to the Naval hospital with cerebral concussion and in critical condition. Further particulars were awaited by the Lewis family.

Ed Lewis Neve Bainbridge Maryland Wave Edna Lewis Naval Hospital Lewis

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