Local and Personal News and Sports Results
Mrs Lucy Walker returned from visits with her sons Jill and Robert in Florence and Superior Montana and daughter in Denver. Miss Mary Louie Sargent of Daniel visited. In Kemmerer, Mr and Mrs Jerry Whitman attended. The Big Piney Punchers lost 59 to 44 at Cokeville. Moffat shined as point man. Patrolman Wood Wormald warns February 29 deadline to display 1947 license plates front and rear. violations fined. Red rest is fundamental in tuberculosis care. collapse therapy and therapeutic pneumothorax described. pneumothorax sometimes requires pneumonolysis to free adhesions and allow healing.
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Lucy Walker
Jill
Robert
Florence
Superior
Montana
Denver
Marist
Patro'man Wood Wormald
Veterans Aid Programs Highlight Diverse Farm Loans and Demographics
A Veterans Administration survey of four month VA guaranteed farm loans through August 1947 shows nearly half of veteran farmers in specialized crops or livestock. 40,000 veterans had received loans by end of 1947 with average ages and urban living patterns noted. The report also cites staff reductions, land acquisition for a new Denver medical center, and pension increases for Indian Wars veterans and dependents, alongside a note on George Washington’s birth date discrepancy.
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Veterans Administration
Denver
Albquerque Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Truman
Federal Board of Hospiteliration
University of Colorado Medical School
Groundhog Heralds Savings Bonds Grow Smartly
A playful note claims a groundhog emerging with a stack of Savings Bonds signals an early spring and a bright financial future. It praises Payroll Savings and Bond-A Month plans as steady, safe profits from United States Savings Bonds urged by the US Treasury.
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Groundhog
United
Tuberculosis Surgery Methods Collapse Affected Lungs
The article explains two main collapse therapies for tuberculous lungs. Phrenic nerve crushing paralyzes the diaphragm to rest the lung, and thoracoplasty removes ribs to collapse the diseased area permanently. Bed rest remains primary therapy, with surgery sometimes required for patient welfare.
Blue Cross Hospitalization Plan Available in Subletite County
Sublette County Farm Bureau announces enrollment in a nationwide Blue Cross Hospitalization plan for county Farm Bureau members. Contact W A Hicks, County Farms Bureau Secretary at Big Piney for full details and enrollment. A small annual fee pre pays hospitalization for every member in your family for 12 months. Deadline for enrollment is March.
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Sublette County
Treasury Secretary and Mrs Snyder win priceless exhibit
John W Snyder and his wife acquire the exhibit during the Freedom Train stay in Washington DC. The display highlights the role of United States Government bonds in the nation’s early development since 1776. Snyder leads a campaign to boost U Savings Bond purchases as a measure for peace and prosperity. A parable about a preacher and Brother Jones contrasts with the cemetery fence remark, illustrating different views on value and limits.
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Secretary of the Treasury
John W Snyder
Snyder
Washington, DC
United States
United States of America
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Gaiety Theatre
Big Piney
Doctor Jim
Stewart Ervin
Barbara Woodel
Hobart Cavanaugh
Wm. Wright
John Deere
Big Piney, Wyo
Equitable Society
Paul Allen
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
U.S
Zonolte
BIG Piney Mercantile CO
Church of St. Anne
P. m
John G'Connor Pasto
Mary Louie Sargent
Daniel
Kemmerer
Jerry Whitman
Cokeville
Cokelle Panthers
Moffat
Tugh Pont
Veterans’ News
George Washington
State Farm
Ward Blackmon
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Uncle Sam
Conoco
Marvis G. Howerton
Blue Cross
Secretary of Treasury
Brother Jones
Mahaffey Trucking Co. and
Pinedale, Wyo
Contract Motor
Rock Springs
Cottonwood Coal
W. R. McNinch
Pinedale
Wyo
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
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