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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1947
Page
3
The narrator recounts a comic household incident where Joe Marsh loses patience over bath ring marks and later notices his wife polishing the table with an angel figurine. He calms down, deciding to be more forgiving and patient, reflecting everyday family frictions and community tensions.
Cattle and hog prices moved higher amid improved wholesale meat outlets. Moderate supply reductions and healthier demand boosted cows and beef totals. Steers and fat heifers closed stronger, with feed steers $19 to $22.50 and best fed heifers $19 to $20. Calves rose to $22.50 and odd lots to $23. Bulls, sows, and stocker trades followed, while sheep and lambs remained steady on light sales.
Treasury urges nieces and nephews to celebrate Lincoln's birthday by buying Savings Bonds. Each payroll authorization and regular bond purchase is framed as personal emancipation from insecurity, promoting education for children and a secure retirement.
Love on Gime sounds sweet on St. Valentine day yet savings bonds offer solid growth. Buy through payroll deduction at work or purchase at banks or post offices, with a promising 4 for every 53 over ten years.
The community reports visits from Mr and Mrs Ervin Meintg ane to Stella Whitman, church services at St John the Baptist, a Kemmerer M M basketball win over Big Piney, and car purchases by Dr Leeman. Also noted are farm and sales ads from Kovatch Frontier, a Valentine party at Marie Farrell's hall, hospital updates, and a Star Transportation manager visiting from Salt Lake City.
Big Piney Lodge No 47 A F and A M invites visiting brothers in good standing to a regular communication on the fourth Tuesday each month. Worshipful Master John Evenild and Secretary Sylvester Griggs oversee the session.
Wyoming Junior Chamber of Commerce seeks candidates for Outstanding Young Man state title for 1946. Entries must be 21 to 35 during 1946, Wyoming residents, sponsored by a civic organization or newspaper, and typed in five copies to Guy Engle, Gasper. Deadline March 34, 1947. Judging focuses on service to Wyoming, leadership, and personal character with defined point totals.
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