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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1930

Page

5

Banker Objects to Public Health Article on Meat

Albert Larsen of Big Piney Wyoming challenges a United States Public Health Service article published in the Cheyenne Tribune Leader. He questions its claims about meat consumption and seeks clarification on publication costs and reach. The letter argues meat is essential to a balanced diet and criticizes anti-meat rhetoric.

Albert Larsen Big Piney United States Public Health Service Cheyenne Tribune Albert. Larson Carter State Bank of United States Health Server Artic Papiorer Steffanson United States United Sites Public Health Service

Daniel Doings and Local Visits Chronicle Town News

Daniel residents attend Glendora plays in nearby towns and Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Jewett and Mr. and Mrs. James with daughter from Hood River Oregon visit the area. Mrs. Rodney Burk suffers severe scalding from a kettle spill injuring foot to knee while children continue Bible school.

Rodney Burk Daniel James Hood River Oregon Gladys Snyder

Western Cattle Marketings 1930 Outlook by Region

A Department of Agriculture report forecasts similar total cattle marketings to last year in western states August to December. Range and feed prospects vary by region, with possible declines in Oklahoma and Texas and gains from Northern Plains and Kansas. Countywide conditions in the Continental Divide area should limit marketings, while Corn Belt feeding areas expect adequate fall feed and better supplies overall.

Missouri Department of Agriculture Oklahoma Texas Plains Kansas Flint Hillis Concinental Divide Colorado Nebraska Cornell

Mrs and Mrs Olson Visit. Fuhrmans Head Home to Ohio

Donald and Dorothy Fuhrman, who vacationed with their uncle Perry W Jenkins and family, left Monday for Salt Lake City en route to College Grier Ohio to begin eshege. Donald enters his second year while Dorothy starts as a freshman. Next Sunday public worship at Community Church Minister Rev A G Best presides at 10 am with sermon Unsettling Dangs and the Common Task.

Donald Dorothy Fuhrman Mr. and Perry W. Jenkins Salt Lake City College Grier Ohio Eshege Dorothy Rev A. G. Best

Sublette County Fair Holds Special Junior Department Exhibits

Officials of the Sublette County Fair Association approved a Junior Department with the same premiums as the main list. Exhibits must be raised or owned by the exhibitor and compete for sweepstakes and grand championships. Schools are invited to submit entries with special cash prizes for top general exhibits and free booth space for businesses.

Sublette Junor

Premium list available for Sublette County Fair

Sublette County residents receive the premium list for the Sublette Fair through secretary J P Thorpson in Pinedale. The association seeks quick entry details for livestock, stock crates, and related needs to plan ahead. The fair dates are Friday and Saturday, September 13 and 14.

Sublette County Fair J .P. Thorpson Pinedale

Mining Congress Planned for Lander Wyoming

The Annual State Mining Congress will meet in Lander August 29 and 30 under the State Department of Commerce and Industry. State Geologist Marzel leads a program with Wyoming industry leaders, university, state departments, US Geological Survey, and Public Domain administration officials. Visitors will see mineral displays, tours to South Pass and Atlantic City districts, and discussions on mineral identification.

State Department of Commerce and Industry Lander Wyoming Sheridan Congress John G. Marzel State University Education US Geological Survey U.S Wyvremme Chamber of Commerce South Pass Atlantic City Gander Casper Laraanie Shendan

Tswa Picnic at Jierschler Ranch in Wyoming

The annual Tswa picnic at the Jierschler ranch in Canyon Ranch Wyoming will be held Sunday September 14. Former Towan’s are invited to attend with a Tuneli basket. A Grand Champion Horseshoe pitching contest and other sports are planned along with speeches by some old timers. Remember the date.

Iowa Herscrhiler Canyin Ranch Wyo Towan

Wyoming stock growers launch campaign against cattle rustling

The Wyoming Stock Growers Association led by Russell Thorp plans a statewide drive to end rustling with sheriff and law enforcement cooperation across counties. Rustling is said to be widespread near borders, with cattle driven at night to hideouts then moved to markets in Nebraska, Colorado, Dakota and other western states. A liberal reward will be offered for informants leading to arrests.

Wyoming Stock Growers Association Russell Thorp Frank C. Emerson Denver Nebraska Dakota Colorado Wyoming Stock Growers Association

University of Wyoming consider church institute plan

President A G Crane and board members discussed a proposed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints institute near the University of Wyoming campus. The $75,000 building would serve LDS students, no academic credit was requested, and expansion via unit plans was advised.

A. G Grane University of Wyoming Church Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Lan Institute East Woodiull Western States Mission Joseph F. Merrill Salt Lake City Education Laramie Crane Wyoming

Capitol of fur trade to become a community center

An illustrated feature details how a Michigan town will convert a historic fur trade capitol building into a community center. Once the hub through which millions in policies passed, the building was saved from ruin by civic women who transformed it into a town landmark.

FUR Trade Michigan United States Old Par Trading Post Elmo’ Scott Watson the Examiner

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