Don’t Force Your Neighbor To Pay For Your TV
A neighborhood dispute centers on a resident who refused to cover costs for a television paid by another household. Local authorities advise resolving the matter through dialogue and mediation.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1958
Page
1
A neighborhood dispute centers on a resident who refused to cover costs for a television paid by another household. Local authorities advise resolving the matter through dialogue and mediation.
A sketch of Teddy Roosevelt vetoing indoor trees to protect forests, then a White House tree returns as power shifts. The article traces presidents from Pierce to Harrison and beyond, noting the 1924 national living Christmas tree and the 1926 dedication of a giant Redwood as the Nation’s Christmas Tree.
A fragment notes singing carols at the base of a sequoia on a mountain during Curist's Bethlehem birth. The readable text hints at a rustic scene combining music and nature in a historical setting.
Emphysema and other expiratory diseases are rising concerns, mainly among older men, with shortness of breath and lung deterioration. Doctors lack a cure, but medications and devices offer relief while basic research seeks answers. Christmas Seal grants fund research at the Santa Lasercu labs to support progress toward better lung health.
In 1882 Wyoming’s cattle business reaches a high point under Governor Hale’s administration and begins transitioning from open range to fenced areas. Hale reports to Secretary Teller that cattle-raising dominates the territory, draws national and British investment, and expands despite winter storms and Indian hostilities. Historical notes credit Majors and Newman with winter grazing on the open range earlier.
Sublette County Wyoming minutes show regular session with all members present approval of prior minutes and officer reports. Audited bills include multiple county officials and vendors with amounts listed for services and supplies. Meeting adjourned with Philip Marincic as chairman and Summers as clerk.
The account notes March recoveries of oxen once left to starve and wolves, recounts Newman brothers’ ranching reach across Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana and Texas, and details early cattle drives to Wyoming grazing grounds. It also mentions migratory bird behavior and human efforts to deter pests using starling deterrents.
Big Piney Lodge No 47 A F and A M announces its regular communication on the fourth Tuesday each month. Visiting brothers in good standing are cordially welcome to attend.
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