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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
2
Range of Warnine by Carl discusses a reader challenge to a previous column statement about vitamins and minerals in cattle feeds. Dr. Bert Reinow questions the claim noting cattle typically do not get enough minerals to need vitamin supplementation and calls for precise wording.
Advice on cattle vitamin A in Sublette County notes green leafy hay supplies vitamin A sufficiency and cautions against long feeding on poor forage. It also lists salt steamed bone meal and trace minerals as essential, praises local 4 H leaders, and shifts to practical kitchen tips for electric skillets broiling kabobs and Christmas centerpiece crafts using soap suds and evaporated milk.
Boulder 4 H Club reports the Boulder Mavericks meeting at the Boulder gym with Bill Petty presiding. Pledges read by Gary Lozier and Don Rogers, while a finance committee includes Gary Lozier, Gayle Lozier, Don Rogers and Nellie Rogers. A Christmas party is planned for the next meeting.
Robert C Noble and Kenneth V Noble filed for a retail liquor license on December 2 1959 at Big Piney town clerk office. Premises described as front room of a cinder block building Lot 8 Block 3 original town site. Protests if any heard January 4 1960 at Town Hall at 8 00 p.m. Signed Rachel A Scherbel City Clerk.
The Wyoming game and fish department reports 10 616 duck stamps sold July 1 1958 to June 30 1959 a drop of 696 from the prior year according to the U S Fish and Wildlife Service An expected larger decline is noted for 1959 60 due to higher price shorter season and smaller bag limit.
Water per month charges start at 5.86 for 1st 6000 gallons and 2.00 for next 3040 gallons with 1.00 for each additional unit. Sewer rates vary by residence type and business category, listing multiple unit counts and facilities. Mayor Cornelia L. Pear and Clerk Rachel A. Scherhel certify the town notice.
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