Local and Personal Items of Interest in Big Piney Area
Mr and Mrs Dean Powers formed Wednesday from a trip to Selt Lake. Mr and Mrs Ben Yeck plan to leave today for Greeley Colo due to the serious ill ness of his mother. The Mises Pauline Fear and Kathy Lambert hosted a come as you are breakfast at Pauline Fear Jr parents home. Sheriff Morris Horton of Pinedale was in town on business. Vernon Johnson visited from the ranch Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Roger Edwards and family of Jackson are now Big Piney residents. Miss Marjorie Olson is home for the holidays from Salt Lake City visiting the Arno Olsons. Mr and Mrs Garl Riggan and daughters of Jackson stopped in Big Piney enroute to California to visit Mae Jones. Mrs Charles Ott was taken to Kemmerer hospital on Christmas eve in the county ambulance 57 Boyd Carr. Mrs Mae Jensen accompanied her there. Mr and Mrs Al Gilchrist of Kemmerer visited this week at the home of their daughter and son in law Gordon Mickelson.
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Mises
Pauline Fear
Kathy Lambert
Pauline
Co. R. Fear, Jr
Mrs. Garl Riggan
Jackson
Big Piney Wednesday
California
Mrs. Riggan
Mae Jones
Charles Ott
Kemmerer Hospital
Boyd Carr
Mae Jensen
al Gilchrist
Kemmerer
Gordon Mickelson
4-H Dairy Garden Winners Earn Chicago Congress Trips
Alice Hurt, 17, Cheyenne, and Freida Heine, 15, Keeline, won expense paid trips to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago, November 25 to 29, as state winners in Dairy and Garden programs. Hurt demonstrated dairy production skills, gave 37 demonstrations, and led her club as president. Freida’s garden covered nearly 4,700 square feet. she canned 402 quarts and froze 91 quarts plus 762 pounds.
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Alice Hurt
Cheyenne
Freida Heine
Keeline
Chicago
Alice
Larro SureFeed Division
General Millis
Jeader
Prieda
Fallout survival tips from FCDA guide in 1952
The FCDA outlines practical defense against radioactive fallout including how fallout forms as dust from a nuclear fireball, how high altitude winds shape landfall, and how to shelter effectively. It emphasizes staying under cover, using a radio for emergency frequencies, and notes a do it yourself fallout shelter designed for low cost that also protects against tornadoes.
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Federal
Civil Defense Administration
FCDA
Kent Drilling Co. Begins Prospecting in Dry Piney Basin
G P Drilling Report notes Tip Top 68x32 MI Loc SE/4 Sec 32 T28N R13W in Sublette County where Kent Drilling Co commenced drilling this week on the Old Horse Ranch. The report also remarks that even in the wild, not all cod should be washed.
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G. P
Ste
Old Horse Ranch
Sublette County
Kent Drilling Co
Wildlife diet and foraging noted in fragmented text
The passage outlines varied feeding habits in the wild including fruits berries nuts and insects. It mentions rodents carcasses leaves and grass as part of the diet with some reference to small animals consuming buds and foliage.
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Cuba
Pronghorn Antelope Mows Between Areas Seven Times a Year
The pronghorn antelope moves across multiple areas seven times annually in search of food, showing its foraging pattern.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bank OF
Big Piney
Opal Mercantile Co
Opal, Wyo
International Harvester CO
Opal, Wyoming
Drygoods
Big Piney, Wyoming
Mrs. Dean Powers
Selt Lake
Ben Yeck
Greeley, Colo
Morris Horton
Pinedale
Vernon Johnson
Roger Edwards
Marjorie Olson
Salt Lake City
Arno Olsons
William Holden
Deborah Kerr
Trapeze
Bert Lancaster
Gina Lollobrigida
Quineanon
Frontier Scout
Tony Martin
Peggy Castle
Folger
Burney & Co. General Merchandise
Paul Allen
Pinsdale
Wyoming
F. E. Curtis
F. £. Curtis George L. Curtis
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Sawaya
Meh
Tommy Wardell
Community Congregational Church
John Thornton
Upper
Green River Branch
Legion Hall
MTA
Church OF ST. John the Baptist Episcopal Rav
R. C. Heintz
Church OF ST. Anne
Freda Heine Freida
Allis Chalmers
Cooperative Extension Service
J. L. Green
Department of Public Health
Springfield
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Andy’s Kemmerer
Bill Sawaya
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