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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
4
The Cheyenne district director clarifies that tips are taxable income under federal tax law. Taxpayers should keep daily tip records. guidance cites Section 39.22 and court decisions, including John Mohn 10 TCM 682, and directs inquiries to the District Director, P.O. Box 925, Cheyenne.
A Wyoming economist explains what a right to work law does and does not do. The concept bars employers from denying jobs due to union membership or activity while not hindering union organizing. Supporters argue it protects workers rights. quotes reference Warren Karras and editorials in the Sunday Evening Post.
A draft piece notes shifts in labor policy with several states adopting or retaining right to work statutes while others move against them. It highlights Wyoming as a potential arena for debate and cites neighboring and distant states with varying stances. It also mentions Louisiana repeal and national political currents affecting state efforts.
On November 2, 1956, Ross Meeks filed for a Retail Liquor License in Big Piney Wyoming. The described premises cover Lots 7 and 8, Block 3 of the Original Townsite. protests, if any, will be heard at 8:00 p.m. December 28, 1956, in the Town Hall. Town Clerk Rachel A. Scherbet dated December 4, 1956.
Notice of application for a retail liquor license filed by R. ONeill with the Town of Big Piney Wy. The described premises are a cider block building Lot nine Block 3 Original Townsite. Objections to the license will be heard December 29 1956 at the Town Hall. Rachel A. Scherbel. Date December 4 1956.
Postoffice Big Piney Wyoming serves the Big Piney area providing mail services across the Fall River Basin. Details of routes hours and service changes not specified in the fragment. Local residents rely on the Big Piney post office for standard mailing and pickup needs.
It has a record of many years of successful banking. Its officers and directors are capable and experienced businessmen, familiar with the needs of the stockmen.
Sweet potato puff served with pork chops or any meat. Uses canned apple sauce and canned sweet potatoes. Mix apple sauce with orange rind and cinnamon sugar, fold in mashed sweet potatoes and stiffly beaten egg whites, bake 400 F for 45 minutes. Yields 6-8.
Denver immigration officials announced that alien address report forms will be available at the Denver Immigration office and local post offices starting January 1 for more than 4,000 aliens in Colorado and Wyoming. District Director John T. Glingan warned that willful noncompliance can bring up to a $200 fine, five years in jail, and deportation. Aliens should obtain a form at the office or post office, fill it out, and return it to the clerk. The rule exempts only coma
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