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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1947

Page

5

Elba McNinch Jr Killed in Italy in Auto Crash

Elba McNinch Jr eldest son of Mr and Mrs E W McNinch was killed August 24 in an auto accident in Italy while serving in the Engineer Corps. Survived by parents two brothers Raymond of Pinedale and Keith recently graduated from Wing University at Laramie now eastbound. Community extends sympathy.

Elba McNinch E. W. McNinch Italy Elba Engineer Corps Raymond Pinedale Keith

Annual 4 H Club Fair Opens at Big Piney Today

The annual 4 H Club Fair is held today at Big Piney with cattle and sheep on display and a large exhibit of culinary sewing and other articles at the Community hall. A full list of articles livestock and prize winners will be published in the next issue.

Wyoming Game and Fish Releases 1947 Big Game Dates

The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission released the 1947 big game hunting orders. Open season for antelope runs September 1 through September 30, 1947, in the Green River Unit north of the Big Sandys River and related boundaries. Ranchers in opened areas may obtain special permits without drawings, by September 1, 1947.

Game and Fish Commission Wyoming Game and Fish Commission Boyd Charter Sublette County Green River Jackson’s Hole Lincoln Co Sublette Sweetwater Big Sandys River Highway 187 Daniel Hoback Rim Hahick Gros Ventre New Fork River East Fork Creek Bridger National Forest Ame

Card of Thanks and a note on currency origins

The notice expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during a bereavement and thanks the Order of the Eastern Star for services. It lists Mr and Mrs R Ramaze Mr and Mrs F A Fear Mr and Mrs Clifton Fear Sr and Family Mrs C A Boyd. It also mentions the etymology of the word dollar from the Bohemian thater.

Order of the Eastern Star R. Ramaze F. A. Fear Clifton Fear Sr C. A Boyd Thater

Miss Wyoming heads to Miss America contest in New York

Dorothy McKay of Cheyenne known as Miss Wyoming aims for the Miss America title. She possesses strong scholastic credentials at the University of Wyoming and artistic skills with pastels, watercolors, or oils. McKay and chaperone Mrs. Vivian Hendrix departed August 20 for New York City to attend the Barbizon School of Fashion Modeling as a preparation for the September 1 to 6 pageant.

Laramie Wyo Atlanta Dorothy McKay Miss Wyoming Cheyenne University of Wyoming Barbizon School of Fashion Modeling

Cattle Grubs Cut Profits Warned By State College

County Agent reports cattle grubs cut beef profits with infested cattle lagging in gains. A North Dakota State College study shows grub free steers gained 43 pounds more from May to December, equating to about $9 extra per head at current prices. Rotenone and sulfur sprays, two applications, and high pressure sprayers yield best control. co operation helps prevent reinfestation. Then a note on freezing vegetables recommends six hardy varieties for winter storage to maintain nutrition, including peas, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, corn, and beans.

North Dakota Sta. College E. J. Thie Rom Thiessen Laxton Progress Little Marvel Alderman Thomas Laxton White Mountain Erfurt

Tariff Cuts Warned to Wreck U S Industries

The American Products Council condemned immediate tariff reductions, arguing higher imports would crush U S producers. It disputed the State Department claim that one in fifteen workers rely on exports, noting 40 percent supported by treasury funds. The group warned history repeats post World War I mistakes as May 1947 exports reached 17 billion while imports stood at 6 billion, leaving the country net buyer of goods.

Washington State Department American Products 'Council Council Products Council United States Treasury American Products Council United States

What Is 11 Billions Worth In American Trade

An analysis shows eleven billion dollars equals a vast import and production gap. If tariffs were halved, imports would rise by under one billion, leaving about ten billion to be addressed. The piece lists major goods and warns such shifts could collapse many domestic producers.

Tariff Commission U.S

Treasury Pays 40 Percent of Export Living

A State Department official argues that in 1946 exports funded mainly by U S Treasury, with four tenths of export earnings paid by domestic funds. The piece questions continued emphasis on exports and tariff abolition, urging common sense in the foreign trade debate.

U.S. Treasury State Department

Dill Pickled Green Tomatoes For Winter Tables

Mrs. Etrangeline J. Smith of the Wyoming agricultural extension service prescribes dill flavored pickled green tomatoes as a winter table treat. Use 40 to 50 green tomatoes, dill, mixed pickle spices, vinegar, salt, and water to make a brine, layer in a jar, cover with brine, weight, and store at room temperature. After 2 to 3 weeks the tomatoes will be ready to use, pack in hot sterile quart jars with brine, seal tightly.

Viking Mabie Etrangeline J. Smith Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service

Mrs Jewett Hosts Guild at New Cottonwood Home

Mrs Lora Jewett invited Subiette County Artist Guild members to a luncheon at her spacious Cottonwood Creek home on August 21. Vice President Sadie Osterhout led the meeting with readings and selections by Mary A. Murdock, Francis Clark, L H Brown, Sally Noble, Wilda Springman, and others. prizes were awarded to Mary A. Murdock, Wilda Springman, May Sommers, and Mrs Lauzer. guests from New York City and Washington, D C attended.

Lora Jewett Subiette County Eie Todd South Pass Helen Sargent Wilda Springman Madge M. Funk Hiro Shima Sally Noble Mary A. Murdock May Sommers Lauzer L. H. Brown Jane Waters New York City Amy Lauzer Lewis Washington, D. C Kenneth Guio Effie Todd

Dorothy McKay to represent Wyoming at American Pageant

Miss Dorothy McKay Wyoming's representative for the Miss America Pageant departs Laramie for New York to attend the Barbizon School of Fashion Modeling and prepare for Atlantic City events. She will join 52 state and city delegates for a civic reception, boardwalk parade, and preliminary contests over September 1 to 6 with 17 of her paintings on display.

Larami Dorothy McKay Wyoming Atlantac City Laramie New York Barbizon School of Fashion Modeling West Dorothy Atlantic City Wyoming Junior Chambers of Commerce Miss McKay Vivian I. Hendrix Staflt Atlante City Miss Wyoming McKay

Siamese Twins Born To Pinedale Couple Sunday

Harding Brown and wife of Pinedale welcomed Siamese twin girls Leota Kay and Josie Gay at Wyoming General hospital in Rock Springs. The twins, joined from above to pelvis, died Tuesday after a fragile start. Graveside rites were held privately in Farson cemetery with Rev. B J Redda officiating. the mother remained hospitalized after cesarean delivery.

Harding Brown Pinedale Wyoming General Hospital Rock Springs Farson Brown

Girls Attend Junior Red Cross Camp In Montana

Helena Marincic of Big Piney and Mary Jean Harrower of Pine Dale completed a ten day Junior Red Cross Training Center at Flathead Lake near Kalispell Montana. The campers were chosen for scholastic achievement and Red Cross activity and joined 130 youths from fifteen western and midwestern states and Canada in a program emphasizing leadership and forest fire prevention.

Helena Marincic Big Piney Mary Jean Harrower Pinedale Red Cross Flathead Lake Rallins Montana Helena Mary Jean U. S Plathead Lake Canada

Hindu Water Customs Reflect Caste Based Restrictions

A report notes Hindus typically carry daily drinking water to avoid using water drawn or viewed by a person of a different caste, reflecting religious norms that restrict cross caste contact with water. The piece highlights how caste rules shape everyday practices and access to essential resources.

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Elba McNinch, Jr Harold Hurich Treasury U.S. Funds Mrs. Jewett Cottonwood -Ugust
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