24 Aug 1961
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1961
Page
1
A health note explains motion sickness symptoms dizziness nausea and vomiting from inner ear balance disruption. It suggests comfort in stable seating positions on planes ships or cars and mentions over the counter and prescription drugs with varying dosing and drowsiness effects and advises consulting a doctor before use.
A medical note from the Information Service of the Wyoming Tuberculosis and Hoskh Association warns that drying methods can be dangerous. It urges consulting a doctor to determine the best and safest treatment.
Public sale offered by Bureau of Land Management under 2455 proceeds at 11 00 am October 11 1961 at Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming in T 30 N R14 W Lot 14 SE4NE 40 acres appraised 21000 dollars. Bids by mail or at sale require certified funds and sealed envelopes. Also final proof notices for desert land entries and notices of intention to make final proof filed by James A Greenwold Jr and James A Greenwood with witness names and dates.
Cattle prices rose sharply as feeders gathered to buy amid farm economy worries. Flower judges announced as Mr. and Mrs. Jim Legg of Fremont Floral and Nursery. Altitude cooking guidance from University of Wyoming bulletin 379 discusses high altitude effects on baking candy and canning. Sublette County delegates to State Fair fashion and home economics judging include Caroline Boroff and six others with chaperones Nora Ryburn and Nellie Rovers departing August 27 for Douglas.
From 1867 records General Grenville M Dede led a spring inspection across southern Wyoming to chart the railroad route. General Rawlins and Lt Col Mizner commanders accompanied by Dunn, Conwath, McK Dunn and Von Lennen joined the summer party marching from North Platte to the Laramie range. They reached Crow Creek and Cheyenne where a Mormon wagon train was attacked and two men killed. Cheyenne grew, naming streets after Dunn and Ven Lenyen among others.
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