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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1955
Page
4
A health note warns antibiotics save lives but must be used with caution. It lists possible allergic skin reactions and other side effects such as itching burning sensations mouth problems and digestive issues. Proper use and following doctor orders prevent many adverse effects.
Jerry Walter seventeen of Node Wyoming received the 4 H achievement award from Ford Motor Co a set of two miniature statues symbolizing achievement Selection based on overall project accomplishment and club community activity He planned an elect project during seven years in 4 H and demonstrated a wear in switch for hitch winning an all expense trip to Denver He joined junior leadership and aided neighbors at Walton garage and led the judging team at the Wyoming Angus Breeders Show and Sale under Cooperative Extension Service direction
Joe Marsh reports a near riot in Taylor's hen yard as hens pecked at a frozen rubber band found in the ice. One hen bit it, it snapped back, causing a flurry of clucks and a chaotic scene. Cuff, amused, had to break it up with an ax to restore order.
A fragment shows a dispute over personal beverage choices at a gathering. The speaker notes one person resisting beer in favor of coffee, arguing each person has a right to their own preference. The language reflects informal quarrel about temperance and personal taste.
The David C. Cook Publishing Company of Elgin Illinois plans a full color Sunday School feature Our Bible in Pictures. A 12 year old editor estimates the Bible will be pictorialized in weekly installments Genesis to Revelations over three or four years. The series aims to entertain readers while building religious background for young people.
The text warns to monitor unexpected symptoms and consult a doctor promptly to prevent serious issues. It notes destroying leftover drugs after illness, the doctor choosing drugs by careful diagnosis, and warns that powerful engines and medicines can be dangerous if misused, though they can do good when used cautiously.
A new non profit Wyoming Highway Information Inc forms in Laramie to defend Wyoming residents from discriminatory highway taxes. Members include John A Reed Harold Josendal Ralph Crem Fred Marble and J B Sorenson. The group meets Jan 17 in Cheyenne to select an executive secretary and plan a long term highway study and information program.
United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming publishes notice of intention to make final proof to establish desert land entry claimed by A DeGraw of LaBarge Wyoming. The hearing will be February 1 1955 before Martha Morrow Clerk of the District Court Kemmerer Wyoming. Witnesses include Shimes L Sims and Robert N Sims of Kemmerer, Clarence Vickrey of Carpet Wyoming Arve A David of LaBarge Wyoming. Published January 20 27 February 3 10 17.
District Director Frank G. Clark announced broader liberal interpretation of retirement income credit provisions in the 1954 individual income tax return. He stated that the 1954 form 1040 will not yield the correct retirement income credit for certain taxpayers and urged attention to revised guidance.
The District Director announced revised guidance for computing retirement income credits for taxpayers with actual retirement income under 1200 dollars and related excluded annuity or pension, noting line 2 should show 1200 dollars in all cases. Instructions address corrections for retirees previously filed in error and outline how to calculate the balance on lines 2 and 4.
Car l Edd P T a Wyoming physical therapist receives a National Alpha Chi Omega scholarship for special training in cerebral palsy at the Children's Rehabilitation Institute. He will study under Dr Winthrop M Phelps and return to lead a four week therapy program for children and parents. Thermopolis therapy department to close January to March. Gillette to host a new therapy center.
A fragment notes drop pennies in Pollo Boxes near stores and places around town. It urges people to contribute at cabinters by the stores. The text resembles a brief community collection appeal with no clear date or organizer.
Notes describe livestock brands and ranges from Green River to Piney Wyoming. Ribs and hip injuries noted, with Lazy D mark and Ant Underbit near ear. Brands TLL on thigh and Big Pine underslope on cattle, horses branded Telt thigh and ranges from Horse Creek to South Piney.
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