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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1948

Page

5

Big Piney Fire Dept. Plans Apr 10 Dance and Box Supper

The Big Piney Volunteer Fire Department announces a fundraising dance and box supper on April 10. Tickets go on sale at local businesses, with raffled box suppers and entertainment by the Big Piney Sentimentalists. Proceeds fund fire department needs and new truck fixtures.

Big Piney Fire Dept Big Piney

Seed Pool Seed Orders Extended by Sublette Teton District

Sublette and Teton counties soil conservation supervisors extend seed pool orders to March 12 with Northrup King Seed Company Salt Lake City. Prices for grass and legume seeds fixed, grain seed prices may rise. orders incur freight plus 2 percent handling. Available per hundred pounds include Alsike Clover 43, Yellow Sweet Clover 18, and other grasses and legumes with listed rates.

Soil Conservation District Sublette Teton Counties Northrup King Seed Company Salt Lake City Utah T Ie Divmer Colorado

Veterans Aid Study To Use 18000+ WWII Records

VA chief Dr. Paul Magnuson announces a program analyzing medical histories of over 18 000 veterans to uncover causes of unusual illnesses and injuries. Research under National Research Council aims to draw medical conclusions and improve care, with studies in VA hospitals and top universities.

Paul B. Magnuson Veterans Administration Veterans Medical Problems National Research Council National Academy of Sciences

Soil Conservation District to elect officers this afternoon

The Big Piney Soil Conservation District boards to meet at the Soil Conservation Service office this afternoon. Arnold Olson, chairman, invites cooperators to attend as officers are elected and seed pool and late orders are discussed. F D Ball Jr also presents material on Wyoming State Association of Soil Conservation Districts matters.

Board of Supervisors Big Piney Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Service Office Arnold Olson F. D. Ball Wyoming State Association of Soil Conservation Districts

Old Newspapers May Be of Value

Wyoming residents are urged to help preserve history by donating or listing old papers not in current publication. Archivist Lola Homsher says newspapers are key historical sources. The G T Beck collection includes Cody titles The Wyoming Steel Grower and Farmer July 14, 1904 and Wyoming Dispatch August 1, 1902.

Laramie Wyoming Lola Homsher University of Wyoming Unversity G. T. Beck Cody Wyoming Steelgrower and Farmer Wyoming Dispatch

VA urges careful premium reporting and limb care standards

Veterans Affairs outlines steps for premium payments to avoid misallocation of National Service Life Insurance pol pension funds and directs doctors and manufacturers to supervise socket leg fitting. Browning warns veterans to use VA return envelopes, update addresses, include insured name and policy number, and pay premiums promptly to avoid policy lapse. Nearly one third of VA hospital patients participate in sports, with many adapted activities. In Sublette County, Pauline Bunting demonstrates Baymanship of Furniture to homemakers.

Harold W. Browning

Wyoming oil future looks bright says state geologist

Dr. D. Thomas, Wyoming state geologist, told Casper engineers the state has vast unexplored central basin areas likely to yield new oil and gas fields. He noted Wyoming holds more oil in ground than produced, and 1947 saw gains as new discoveries extended reserves.

Laramie Wyoming D. Thomas University Wyoming Engineering Society Casper Thomas Ling Fremont Carbon Park Hot Springs Washakie Sweetwater Unita Natrona Niobrera Albany Weston Sublette Big Ilam Lar~ame Campbell Elk Basin

Farewell Address recalled by Washington era essay

The piece notes the tradition of reading Washingtons Farewell Address to Congress and recalls Washingtons restraint on a third term. It quotes a Washington scion on authority and cites historians on human nature and power, comparing authority to strong drink and cautioning against self deception.

Washington Congress

Another Miss Wyoming To Be Chosen

Laramie reports that another University of Wyoming co ed will be selected to enter the Miss America Pageant at Atlantic City in September. Miss Dorothy McKay from Cheyenne previously reached the top 15 and earned a $1000 scholarship.

Laramie University of Wyoming Atlantic City N. J Wyoming Dorothy McKay Cheyenno Miss McKay Mort Universitty McKay

Heart disease and the warning signs readers should heed

The article explains that heart disease is the leading American death cause with varied forms affecting all ages. It stresses recognizing chest pain breathlessness fatigue and digestion issues as potential warning signals and urges early medical consultation for better outcomes and longer life. It cautions against fear of diagnosis and encourages healthier living and regular doctor visits. It ends with advice to slow movements if heart trouble is diagnosed.

United States Othrs

Cold War rhetoric warns of Soviet influence dangers

The piece likens Czechoslovakia to a puppet state and warns Americans to recall 1939 Germany's actions in Austria. It argues aid to Europe is uncertain and could be used to influence minds toward communism, comparing food aid to a potential boomerang against Western interests.

Czechoslokia Austria Palestine Europe Congress Japan

Educational program planned for 4 H leaders and council

Four day 4 H Leaders Short course and State H Council meeting are set at the University of Wyoming March 3 4 5 and 6 in conjunction with the first annual Ranch Farm and Home Week. Sessions cover agriculture home economics and 4 H projects with tours of the University Stock Farm and exhibits from 1947 state 4 H record winners.

Harold Hurich University of Wyoming Burton W. Marston Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service Marston University Wil Emmie Nelson National Committee On Chicago P. B. Smith Beet Sugar Development Foundation Ft. Collins Colo R. R Renne Montana State College Herbert T. Wollener U. S Puolfic Health Service Denver Couneil Charles A. Smith Carpenter Melting Wolfe Riverton Anna Hansen Lovell

Entertain For School Faculty By Local Hosts

Mr and Mrs Robert L Miller and Mr and Mrs James F Mickelson entertained the teachers and School Board members of the Big Piney District on Thursday evening February 26 with a buffet dinner and card games. High and low scores were recorded for both ladies and men.

Robert L. Miller James F. Mickelson Big Piney District Geo. Moffat Ferd Boettcher Lester O. Brewer Floye. Spencer Thoe

Notice to Dog Owners in Big Piney

Town Council enacts ordinance 10 licensing dogs from April 1. Fees set at $2 for male dogs and $5 for female dogs.

Big Piney

Gardening for Wyoming Families and Communities

Edmondson promotes relaxation and enjoyment from well kept urban and farm gardens. He advises beginners to seek extension service circulars on soil prep planting and harvest and notes plans for storage shelters. The University of Wyoming extension horticulturist offers free publications including a vegetable variety list adapted to Wyoming climate.

Edmondson University of Wyo Wyoming

International president of Rural Women to speak at Farm and Home Week

Internationally recognized leader Mrs. Raymond Sayre will speak during Wyoming Ranch Farm and Home Week March 4 5 and 6. Home demonstration agent leader Mrs Verna Hitchsock notes Sayre as first woman to serve as president of Associated County Women of the World and she will present A Woman s Viewpoint of the World Situation. Pantry pest control urged to save grain worth millions. nutritionist Evangeline Smith warns against discarding infested cereals.

Raymond Sayre Associated County Women of the World Wyoming Verna J. Hitchsock Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service Sayre Ackworth Evangeline J. Smith

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