Farmers Faces Lower Incentives and Declining Prices in 1950
Wyoming economist A W Willis of the Agricultural Extension Service warns farm incomes will fall in 1950 due to price declines and reduced incentives. Production should stay normal but net income will drop as prices received lag costs. The report notes prices paid for inputs may fall 2-3 percent, keeping the price ratio below 100 percent and reducing purchasing power compared with 1949. It also urges farm workers to safeguard social security cards to ensure correct wage reporting and benefits under the nation’s largest insurance program.
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Laramie
Siserts
A. W. Willis
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Wyoming
Willis
Take care of your social security number card
The Rock Springs Social Security field office warns that machine processing of wage reports is essential due to the 80 billion insurance risk and 47 million quarterly wage reports. In 1948 about 23 million items lacked or had wrong numbers, requiring costly clerical handling. improved accuracy would cut costs and save taxpayers.
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Rock Sprines
Social Security Administration
Wyoming
Shafer
Political landscape and 1952 election implications
The piece discusses economic themes and campaign activity around the 1952 presidential contest. It highlights Republican hopes with John Foster Dulles and Dewey, Democratic strength with Herbert Lehman, and the impending Ohio test as Senator Taft seeks the presidency.
Eisenhower as GOP contender against Truman in 1948 race
The piece discusses Eisenhower as a potential GOP candidate amid welfare state debate and Truman program opposition. It notes his prestige and a Democratic advantage in urban centers, with Lehman carrying five counties in New York, four in NYC, while Dulles won the rest.
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Truman
Dewey
General Eisenhower
Columbia
New York
Lehman
New York City
Dulles
Lehmann
Industrial News Review
Notice of Retail Liquor License Application Big Piney
On November Sunday 1949 Ross Meeks and Joe L Johnson filed for a retail liquor license in Big Piney Wyoming for a one story brick building lot 7 8 block 3 original townsite Sublette protests against issuance to be heard at 8 00 p m on Sunday December 1949 at the O Neil home Rachel A Jherbel town clerk dated November 9 1949 pub November 10 17 24 December 1 1945
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Ross Meeks
Joe L. Johnson
Big Piney
Wyoming
Sublette
O'Neil
Rachel A .Jherbel
Notice of Retail Liquor License Application Big Piney
On the h day of November 1949 Marie Farrell filed for a Retail Liquor License in Big Piney Wyoming. The premises described: one story cinder block Farrell building on lot 9 block 3 original townsite Sublette County. Filing occurred at 8:60 p.m on December 6 1949 at the ONeill home with Town Clerk Rachel A Sorerbel. Dated November 9 1949. Published November 10 17 24 and December 1 1949.
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Patrick J. Shafer
Rock Springs
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Hotel
Kemmerer
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Mahaffey Trucking CO
Pinedale, Wyo
GOP
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Lehman
Ohio
Taft
Congress
Lou Gardner
Detroit
Gamnes Yar Research Center
Boston
Jone
Marie Farrell
Farrell
Rachel A. Sorerbel
The
Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Postal Savings Depository No
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley
Neospaper
Big Pines
GEO. W. Hopkins
Murdock Estate
Hornés
Green River
Jas. F. Mickelson
Borges
Horse Creek
South Piney
Frank D. Bail
T. D. O'Neil
Twin Creek
P.O
Sadie Osterhout
Gall River Les
F. C. Chapel
Big Piney, Wyoming
Carrie
H. L. Budd
John C. Budd
Alex Price
Forke
Head of Gypsum Postoffice
Daniel
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Velma Kimmel
Effie Griggs
Big Piney Lodge No
Herbert L. Booth
Sylvester Griggs
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