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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
1
Report notes a tense House adjournment at 2 43 PM March 2 1954 following a shooting incident. Members demanded a vote as shots were fired near the chamber door inspiring concern for injured colleagues and prompting recollections of the Senate honoring injured House members.
C W Gottiys of Sheridan recently visited the Washington office, meeting with officials during a Wyoming correspondence period.
After World War I Jack leaves farming for the city, fails to adapt, then returns to land. Through a farm program he gains guidance on testing, fertilizer, and permanent pasturing. His operation expands to 38 acres plus 70 rented, with 400 hens and 1200 pullets ordered. He and his wife built a modern 98 acre home and Jack continues night classes to learn new farming.
The annual meeting will be held in Birkdale on Saturday March 20 with a free dinner at the Masonic Hall served by the Eastern Star ladies. An interesting program has been arranged with prizes for lucky winners. Nile C. Kinnick, representative from Federal and Bank Cr. Omia, will speak as a director hosts urge 100 percent attendance and mail reservation cards promptly.
A fragmentary item notes surveys by highway authorities suggesting feminine drivers with high heels and suedes influence on family car acceleration. It cites a New York University researcher and a 10 state survey from last summer on speed habits, hinting women motorists may be a minority on open roads.
A Northeastern State study of speeders shows 3 percent were women although men outnumber them on the roads. Patrolmen report women often misjudge speed and stopping distance, arriving too fast or too slow and frequently overusing the brake, challenging the notion that women are slower or more cautious drivers.
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