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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
2
Senator Frank Barrett presses for tax relief for livestock operators forced to sell due to drought. The proposal would treat drought sales as inventory conversions if reinvested in similar livestock within a year. The measure would amend section 1033 to aid ranchers during dry years and extend replacement periods when needed.
A letter writer critiques a farm bill and political promises, arguing Congress would pay 500 million dollars for votes and that farm voters deserve policies based on reality. The writer urges changing the wheat program to reduce penalties for excess bushels and end government storage, improving a working plan.
The Salvation Army volunteers visit children in hospitals and elderly residents to comfort the lonely, showing the Army’s long charity work. The piece notes Salvation Army Week, April 20 to 27, and outlines the organization’s growth from eight founders to thousands of officers and members aiding millions annually.
National Salvation Army Week runs May 20 to 27 marking the 76th observance with the theme Know Your Salvation Army Better. The Army operates 1,800 centers and a rural Service Extension Program, supported by 5,000 service units, aiding with medical care, food, clothing, and disaster relief.
A refraction expert with many years of experience meets patients with difficult vision needs. He emphasizes tailored solutions and detailed assessments to improve comfort, fit, and visual results.
Myra Cooley recalls the old trapper life and the grand Rendezvous as Spring awakens beaver and hunger for freedom. Traders, Indians, and settlers gather in a wilderness carnival with dreams of battle prowess, riches, and romance. First Sunday in July at Daniel, Wisconsin.
Wyoming farmers and ranchers receive a 1955 acreage and production survey by mail from Commissioner William L. Chapman. The first year of this mailed inquiry replaces county assessors data collection and will feed county estimates used by schools universities libraries and county agents to advance Wyoming agriculture. Cooperation is requested to ensure accurate county figures.
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