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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
3
A 1951 article explains the broadened Social Security coverage for self employed workers in Wyoming. It notes tax at 2 percent on net earnings, four quarters per year, and reporting with income tax returns by 1952. It lists varied trades eligible for self employment coverage from barber shops to taxi services.
United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Cheyenne Wyoming issues a public sale notice under the 245 Re. S. act as amended. William C Milley of Big Piney Wyoming applies for Serial No W01. High bidder to be offered land in section 33 township 50 north range 112 acres at 10:00 am on the third day of March at the office.
Notices describe land auctions in Wyoming with minimum bids per acre and mail bid rules, plus a state liquor law change. The articles name Perry T. Williams as manager and Earl Wright explaining new licensing limits for Cody Casper and Laramie, moving authority to city governments.
The notice announces a public land sale at 10 00 AM on March 29 1951 at the Big Piney office for 760 acres in T 33 N R 112 114 W and adjacent sections. Minimum prices per acre range from 2.00 to 5.50 with multiple 40 to 320 acre tracts. Readers with claims or objections must act by sale day. first owner contiguous right must file within 30 days.
The text states communities can grant licenses according to population as counted by the census. If a town like Cody qualifies under the 1950 census, it may issue additional licenses beyond pre 1950 levels due to population increases shown by the 1950 census, not due to legal changes.
The piece calls on Americans to support freedom by buying U S Savings Bonds. It promotes payroll savings plans at work and Bond A Month plans at banks, stressing bonds grow in value and remain valuable.
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