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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
2
In Sublette County Third District Court the will of Jesse B Budd, deceased, is to be proven on December 3, 1955 at 10:00 AM in the court room. Minnie N Budd seeks Letters Testamentary. Interested parties may appear to contest. Clerk H H Summers issued the notice dated November 1955.
Capitola Looney widow of Vernon L Looney deceased seeks exempt property under homestead laws. Court fixes December 6, 1955 at 2 00 PM in Pinedale for hearing to determine if property should be set over to the entitled persons. Judge presided with publication to follow November 17 24 and December 1 1955.
An old Sublette County write‑up blends a mink trapping how to with fashion notes for mink fur coats. It details mink habits, trap placement, scenting, drying skins, and tanning recipes, then shifts to a social note about a July rendezvous at Wyoming and guests.
On November 16 1955 Jane Ross Meeks filed for a Retail Liquor License for a freestanding cement block building Lots 7 and 8 Block 3 Original Townsite Big Piney Sublette County Wyoming Protests hearing set for 7 37 pm November 1955 at Town Hall Town Clerk Rachel A Scherbel signed November 18 1955 publication dates November 17 December 1 3.
On November 4 1955 C T Williams filed an application for a Retail Liquor License for a cinder block building Lot 9 Block 3 Original Townsite Big Piney Sublette County Wyoming. Objections if any will be heard at 8 00 pm December 13 1955 at the Town Hall. Rachel A Schertel Town Clerk dated November 16 1955. Published November 17 24 December 1 8
A Veterans Administration study released reports Korea veterans show unusual maturity and stability in their GI Bill training, suggesting positive impacts on program outcomes.
The fragment discusses Mexico's population growth and poverty, contrasts with U.S. wealth, and notes rising population pressure. It also covers Omaha livestock market results with bids for cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep, including prices and trends, plus general market activity.
In an era of medical advances, editors urge action against traffic deaths. They highlight the S-D Day or Safe Driving Day campaign seeking not money but common sense and wholehearted public support. Each person must acknowledge and act on personal responsibility to curb crashes and injuries.
A column recounts Joe Marsh, nicknamed Easy, losing a bag of change on Main Street as bystanders recover $25.15 in coins from a bag of nickels dimes and quarters. The piece muses on friendship and neighborly rights while touting a cautionary tale about quick money.
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