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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1959
Page
1
Reports discuss financing the Wyoming University campus expansion with bond funding and land exchanges to avoid state funds. An option to purchase 20 acres near the campus is urged, while city university land swaps aim to free space for physical education facilities and future growth.
The department said some Pokermen have had good success in water two feet deep while others are working in under ten feet, indicating varied depths in which fishing efforts are yielding results.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reported only the Bell Rover elk area will stay open for the season, with two elk areas Stewart Lost Creek and Eden Valley closed December 31 and the Tatzbee Alfa deer area also shut. About 25 members of the MIA Special Interest Class spent December 31 at a Progressive Dinner, starting at Rod GXanelt’s home, then visiting Bigar Rome and Clyne Rugby's for dessert and New Year’s eve celebrations.
Denver authorities report the alien registration program is under way, with new and renewed registrations underway. Officials urge eligible noncitizens to complete the process during January as part of formal naturalization procedures.
An immigration official described mandatory address reports and warned of penalties for noncompliance. Forms to report addresses are available at Post Offices and Immigration Offices, and staff will assist at all offices to answer questions on immigration and naturalization.
Governor Kale and General Sheridan discuss Wyoming cattlemen amid telegrams about Powder River and Delle Fourche. The account references Indians, mainly Arapahoes and Shoshones, moved to the head of Powder River for about twenty miles, with John A Winerling confirming local knowledge.
Dr. Thomas Johnston explains a county wide campaign to blood type residents after two locals nearly exhausted Jackson hospital supplies. The effort aims to create a walking blood bank to meet urgent needs and ensure adequate blood availability county wide.
Sublette county ASC committee set aside 15000 for this year’s sagebrush spraying program, higher than last year, with many acres to be treated. Members are urged to sign up soon, or report desired acres to coordinate with flyers. Spraying is expected to start about three weeks earlier than spring, with most prior efforts about a week late.
In a fragmented note a crows drop and Indian activity near Wade Indiana between October and November, with cattle carcasses blamed on them. The text also lists a 1958 59 basketball schedule for local games and a business opportunity ad seeking a local agent for cigarette dispenser service with substantial investment and weekly nets.
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