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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
6
A recipe note states a method of canning recommended by the US Department of Agriculture. It claims the approach saves time and fuel, ensures sterility, and preserves natural flavor, color, and texture of the canned article.
County of Sublette District Court notices the executor Jones Lindly will file final account and petition for distribution by August 25 1930 in Sublette County Court Clerk office. Objections must be filed by September 8 1930 and if none the executor will proceed with settlement September 9 1930. G B Heckett attorney for executor.
In Big Piney Wyoming the Corbetb project targets a $40,000 steel bridge by Suensen Construction Co over the Shoshone River, while Bugale Hope Engineering Co completes gas line work aimed to finish by September 1. A statewide license surge notes more automobile and truck licenses in Natrona County than any other county this year.
Senator Arthur Capper awards silver and bronze medals to two 4-H club girls from Sublette County for top jars of home canned produce in the National Gaming Contest at Shenandoah Iowa under the Household Science Institute. The awards honor home canning and supplement a prize pool of 470 awards totaling 4250 dollars in cash cups and ribbons. The contest, open to all women and girls, allows entries in fruit vegetable and meat divisions with a grand sweepstakes prize of 600 dollars. Entries must be sent promptly as jars are exhibited until the October close.
A J Kang of the Wyoming Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports July conditions in Wyoming are unfavorable for ranges and livestock. Hot dry weather keeps ranges dry and below five year averages, hay crops are short, and first alfalfa cuttings are below average. Native hay is light due to reduced water for irrigation, with old hay cushions yet fall feeders. Ranges at 83 percent of normal, down from prior months. Sheep are adversely affected by the heat in July.
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