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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1939
Page
3
Cox Jones Randall Rosser Bros describe their cattle sales method with two steer salesmen and two cow salesmen per day. They emphasize expertise in beef quality and stocker feeding, aim to prevent substitutions, and assign specialization by stock type to maximize value for buyers. Youll like this arrangement.
About thirty persons from Wyoming social welfare agencies completed a two week Institute of Public Welfare at the University of Wyoming. The program ran July 24 to August 4 with Dr. Frank E. August directing. Kenneth S. Beam and W. L. Perry assisted, and the group planned a Laramie Community coordinating council to extend regional welfare cooperation.
Francisco and other cities joined Beam in organizing coordination efforts. In June he attended sessions of the White House Conference in Washington D C. The conferences occur every decade, last held under President Hoover. The Wyoming Institute of Public Welfare was planned for Wyoming social workers and others. one afternoon and evening were devoted to problems of community coordination for those unable to attend. The University sociology head noted the summer institute could start a University of Wyoming course in social service and welfare work.
Erma M Smallan named chief stewardess for Union Pacific railway, commanding a corps of 70 registered nurse cdes serving on trains. A native of Schuyler Nebraska, she previously served as assistant chief stewardess since January 1, succeeding C Wolp who resigned to pursue other work. Union Pacific Railroad Photo
Visiting brothers in good standing cordially welcome. DAN H. BUDD, Worshipful Master. ALBERT LARSON, Secretary.
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