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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1956

Page

6

Notice of Final Settlement of Noble Estate

In Sublette County district court Frances Marion Noble executrix will file final account and petition for distribution of the Charles Powers Noble estate by July 20 1956 with objections due by July 30 1956. If no objections are filed final settlement will be heard around July 1 1956. The notice is dated June 20 1956 at Big Piney Wyoming. Also notes a June 17 4 H cooking meeting with no dessert and picnic planning.

Sublette District Court Third Judicial District Charles Powers Noble Clere of Court of Frances Marion Noble Big Piney Wyoming

Distress Merchandise Rackets Shelved by Wyoming Economist

Wyoming economist Evan Isar warns homeowners like Sarah and John Doe about distress merchandise scams. He explains how scammers use “Going out of Business” and “Fire Sale” banners to push inferior goods, then switch buyers to higher priced items or fake factory products. He notes phony quit-claims and lost-lease ploys, while distinguishing genuine firesales from predatory practices.

Sarah John “Doe John Evan Isar

Invitation for bids for six homes at Big Piney Wyoming

Sealed proposals for labor materials and transport to construct six residential units in Big Piney Sublette County Wyoming will be received by the Clerk of the Southwest School District at Josephine A Budd High School in Big Piney until 8:00 PM July 16 1956. Bids opened and read aloud. Drawings and specs $15 deposit refundable if plans returned in 10 days after bid opening. Bid bond five percent required. Wyoming preference for materials if equal. Completion 75 days after award. District may reject any bid and waive informalities. No withdrawal after opening unless contract award delayed beyond 15 days. June 5 1956. Cornelia M Jewett Clerk. Big Piney Examiner notices.

Big Piney Wyoming Southwest School District Sublette County Josephine A Budd High School Bg Piney Wyoming Paul McGrath Board of Trustees Southwest Subblette County Cornelia M. Jewett

Wyoming 4-H delegates attend National Camp

Wyoming 4-H members David G. Laird Jerry R. Walter Madbrida Rae Boley and Shirley Woolington joined peers at the Raleigh Hotel camp and toured the National 4-H Center in Chevy Chase on June 16. The Ford Foundation awarded 499000 on a partial match. the National 4-H Club Foundation must raise 245000 to secure the grant. Wyoming 4-H contributions total 674.26 with about 120000 of 214000 nationwide goal already raised.

FORD Raleigh Chevy Chase Wyoming Ford Foundation National 4-H Club Foundation

Veterans Weems Discharges Rise With Drug Therapy at VA Hospital

A VA survey at Northampton Mass Veterans Administration hospital shows a 36 percent rise in discharges after introducing tranquilizing drugs like chlorpromazine and reserpine. Among long-term patients five years plus, 33 were discharged vs 19 prior year. in under five years 85 discharged vs 66. Of 533 patients treated, 202 received tranquilizers with 76 percent improved. insulin and electric shock had lower improvement and lobotomy 46 percent. Dr. Lionel M. Ives notes drugs calm patients enabling more therapy and quicker discharge, with no habit forming or drowsiness.

Northampton Mass Veterans Administration Hospital Lionel M. Ives Amd Teir Ives

Giant Circus in Bakers Backyard Adopts Five Pins Charge

Junior Baker and friends stage a backyard circus after a dispute over admission. The final ads declare a Giant Circus in Bakers Backyard with admission listed as Five Pins, replacing the initial five cents proposal.

Junior Baker Junior

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