Free on bail for two counts of first degree murder
Fred Mahaffey of Pinedale was granted bail set at 15000 dollars to appear in district court in Pinedale on two murder charges. Ballard’s bail was denied. Attornies include Jones Quealy and Kabey with prosecutors Ziegler and Muir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mahaffey
Finedale
H. BR. Christmas
Kemmerer
Pinedale
Mahaffey
Allan Ballard
Christmas
Ballard
Balard
Casey HE. Hensley
Jay 7Wan Jones
P. J. Quealy
Louis Kabey
Evanston
Paul Ziegler
Gourty
Water A. Muir
Rock Springs
Examination For Post Master Opens In City
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination to fill a vacancy for postmaster. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, residents of the delivery area for at least one year, in good physical condition, and within age limits. Men and women may apply. Highest three eligibles will be certified to the Postmaster General for nomination by the President with Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
United States Civil Service Commission
Genere
United States
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Senate
United States Civil Service Commisson
Washington, D. C
OPA Holds Back Meat Dairy Prices Amid Decontrol
OPA will not provide price lists for meat poultry eggs butter or cheese before August 21 at the earliest as these items remain temporarily outside price control. If the Decontrol Board restores control, OPA will resume ceiling lists. Fresh dairy and vegetables price lists effective August 5 have been issued, while community price lists for dry groceries and perishables in effect on August 20 were revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Big Piney School Lunch Program Rated Highly in Wyoming Survey
A Wyoming survey released by Governor Lester Hunt finds the Big Piney School active in the state lunch program. The 173 day year saw over 14 000 hot lunches served with expenses above 3000 dollars. Families and the school supplied most funds while the U.S. Department of Agriculture contributed about 1200 dollars. Townspeople and teachers contribute generously each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lester
Hunt
Big Piney School
Big Piney
United States
Daily Vacation Bible Program Starts Next Week
The program will run each morning with activities in gangs recreation handiwork and more. Leaders include Mrs Reta Carr Miss Donna Ward Miss Shirley Gages and Mr Walter Goehring guiding the school and program. All children and youths age four and older are invited to attend.
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Aip
Reta Carr
Donna Ward
Shirley Gages
Walter Goehring
Bids Sought for 50 Tons of Coal Delivery in 1946
Sealed bids for 50 tons of oiloy slack coal must be received by the County Board of Commissioners at 10 00 A M on Tuesday September 3 1946. specify coal quality or mine name. board may reject all bids. Delivery to Court House by August 1 1946. Helen Attwood County Clerk notes.
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Board of County Commssioners
Court House
Océ
Board of County Commissioners
Helen Attwood
Agriculture Department
Cah
County Agent Reports Dry Conditions and Mixed Harvest in Wyoming
County Agent Harold Hurich notes surface moisture is short in most Wyoming areas with Teton and Washakie counties as exceptions. Harvests begin with grain in Wind River and Big Horn areas, with about half the grain already harvested in northeast, southeast, and other regions. Livestock prospects are fair to good, labor remains tight, and farm machinery is scarce as farmers repair old equipment. Also advises against using DDT as a repellent and provides proper application guidance.
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Harold Hurich
Wyoming
Teton
Washakie
Crook County
Southwastern
Sublette
Wind River
Big Horn
Goshen County
Lincon
Natrona County
Geburg
Rem
Weston County
Freemon
Uinta
Guests At The C P Noble Home On South Piney Ranch
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Noble include Mrs. Dorothy Luce formerly of Lava Hot Springs Idaho and Mrs. Carolyn Gene of San Francisco sisters of Mrs Noble. Also present are Mr. and Mrs. Knoblick and their daughter Vickey. Frances Tarter, known as a Teal pioneer of Big Piney, is recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Noble
South Piney Ranch
Dorothy Luce
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Carolyn Gene
San Francisco
Noble
Knoblick
Daughtver Vickey
Gbove Kiddies
Frances Tarter
Moster
Big Piney
Tauter
Green River
Clifton Fear, Sr
Wyoming to add 300 housing units for veteran students
University of Wyoming will add about 300 housing units for married veteran students and faculty, including 104 Butler huts, 196 prefabricated apartments and 23 trailer houses. Hudson Hall for 386 single men will be ready by October 1, with priority housing for Wyoming veterans.
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Futture
University of Wyoming
A. L. Keeney
Keeney
Secessio Central
Hudson Hall
Kaiser Company
Vancouver
Wash
Honey Substitutes for Sugar in Canning Pears Tested
Pears and apples canned with honey were presented as a means to stretch limited sugar supplies. E. J. Thiessen of the Wyoming Experiment Station described honey as a good match for pears and apples, based on wartime sugar substitute studies. Judges found it fair with plums but disliked it with peaches. Honey should replace part of sugar, or be used in half and half mixtures for best results.
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E. J. Thiessen
Wyoming Experiment Station
Miss Thiessen
Insect Repellent Research for Livestock Attracts Interest
Several companies are pursuing developments to repel insects on livestock with more details expected later. The discussion notes ongoing efforts and anticipated information releases as research progresses.
Big Piney Telephone Exchange Hours Expanded
The Big Piney Telephone Exchange is now open daily from 6:00 A M to 10:00 P M with Sunday hours 9:00 A M to 12:00 A M and 6:00 P M to 9:00 P M ensuring extended service across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Piney Telephone Exchange
Big Piney
County Budget Hearings Drive Adjustments in Sublette County
Sublette County Wyoming held a public hearing on the proposed budget for 1946-1947 at 8 p.m. with Chairman Carroll R. Noble and Commissioners Jas F. Mickelson and James Jensen present. The budget was cut by 5000 dollars from general expenditures to cover cash reserves and the general levy increased from 2109 to 2683 due to revenue discrepancies.
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Pinedale
Wyoming
Carroll BR. Nebie
Jas. F. Mickelson
James Jensen
Helen
Board OF County Commissioners
Sublette
Carroll R. Noble
Atwood
Daid Board
Helen Atwood
Conny
Big Piney Examiner
WAVES to Remain on Active Duty in Thirteenth District
About 100 enlisted WAVES will stay on active duty in the Thirteenth Naval District until July 4, 1947. Retention is voluntary. Fifteen officers seek to stay until July 1, 1947 and six planned to serve through January 1, 1947. The district peaked in April 1945 with 27,000 enlisted and 300 officers on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Thirteenth Naval District
Naval Service l
Thirteenth Naval
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OPA News
Daily Vacation Bible
Office of Price Administration
OPA Sud
Cheyenne
OPA Hig
Beth Edwards
Jaye Ream
Francis Tanner
THE
Official County Commissioners’ Proceedings
Carroll James Je
Sublette County
Charley Cheney
Salt Lake Hardware Ca
Mrs. B. O. Yeck
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