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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1959
Page
1
An entomologist from Larande discusses Co-Ras as an effective grub control agent. He notes it can protect crops and help reduce beetle numbers when used with proper timing and spraying, with farmers considering its practical application.
Fall cattle groundwork advised as Sublette and Teton Counties host a cattle drench and vaccination schedule. The notice mentions price trends, cattle grub control methods, and two dates around September 22. A basic mix recipe for energizing meals is shared, with storage tips and references to the bulletin Baking in Mile High Kitchens. Also notes a wallet lost and water mains tests underway.
Forest supervisor Arb Buckingham announced that Bridger National Forest timber survey and admin work specialist Garand Toland has accepted a transfer to Ashley National Forest with promotion. He will oversee extensive insect control in Englemann Spruce stands. Mrs Toland will move to Verna Utah this weekend and join him near Star Valley with a family picnic planned.
The article lists several homemade dressings including Low Calorie Fruit dressing and a greens dressing. It provides basic steps and measurements for mixing pineapple juice lemon juice orange juice sugar and spices, then suggests a cream dressing and a celery seed enhanced option to diversify salads with minimal effort.
W P Pat Dew, a capable local, will run the haying labor office in Winedale this summer. The office opens in July and stays through August 21. Last year about 60 hayhands were referred to ranches in Sublette County, and officials expect a similar need this season. Ranchers favor using the employment office to hire workers rather than relying on street recruitment.
The G F Chief thanks sportsmen for cooperation in the 1958 moose and bighorn sheep drawing in Cheyenne. He notes use of new registration envelopes in 1959 reduced hours to conduct the drawing and return fees, with favorable comments on enclosing bank drafts checks or money orders for fees.
The Bureau of Land Management Cheyenne announces 31 parcels totaling 3085.88 acres in Fremont, Hot Springs, Niobrara, Natrona, Sublette and other counties offered for oil and gas lease. Bids due September 4, 1959, include payment of a bonus and security bond, with specific royalty rates and rental terms.
Four parcels in Wyoming’s Green River Bend and La Barge units will be leased under unit commitments. Separate bids are required for each parcel 29 30 51 and 32 with bid forms available from the Land Office in Cheyenne. Arvin H. Oliwoki is Chief of the Minerals Adjudication Unit.
The unobligated balance in the state county county farm to market road fund fell below one million for the first time in months. As of June 20 1959 the balance stood at 900 424 20. In the first half of the year over 95 litres of county roads were improved under the program at a contract total near 700 000. Since 1951 the improved county road mileage surpasses 2200 miles. Four counties had deficits at June end but collections should cover them before contracts complete.
The VA reports one in seven male students on campus during spring term were veterans under the Korean GI Bill, with enrollments exceeding half a million for fall projections. Total Korean GI Bill participants exceed 2.2 million since inception. the program ends January 21, 1965.
Notice from Cornelia L. Fear mayor and Town Council outlines water and sewer hook up charges. Before August 1 60.00 for 3/4 inch and 90.00 for 1 inch. larger lines priced by size. After August 1 120.00 for 3/4 inch 180.00 for 1 inch. Hook ups must be completed into buildings before freezing weather. Office hours 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Town Hall for payments.
The Town of Big Piney warns that anyone with sewer water gas or other obstructions on town streets without prior consent is in trespass on public property. Delays to construction increase town costs and trespassers may owe those added costs by order of the Town Council.
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