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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

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Sublette County Farm Labor Committee Forms

A county committee named the Sublette County Farm Labor Association was organized May 2 at a stockmen meeting. It will represent farmers in negotiating a War Food Administration labor contract for lumber, herders, and hay hands, with a labor survey planned to determine needs. Workers will be recruited from surplus areas and shipped to Pinedale at government expense. Members include Bob Miller, John Bloom, Norman Barlow, Bob Oweis, Jim Jensen, Bob Luman, and H Hittle, with John Bloom as chair and Charlie Miley as secretary and treasurer. Ranchers should place orders now.

Sublette County Farm Labor Association War Food Administration County Labor Committee Pinedale Bob Miller John Bloom Norman Barlow Bob Oweil Jim Jensen Bob Luman H. ©. Hittle Charlie Miley Mr. Miller Liat Beegin Labo

Federal lunch aid assured through June in Wyoming

In Wyoming, J Matriue Christen of the WEA Office of Distributions says all contracts made before end of June will be carried out and sponsors reimbursed. Congress has not yet finalized action on continuation for next fiscal year, but if funds exist through June the year is safe. Nine schools and 7700 children participate in the community lunch program, with meals being expanded and ration allowances revised by the OPA to support improved nutrition.

Laramie Wyo Wyoming House of Representatives J. Matriue Christen WEA Office of Distributions Congress WFA Christensen OPA

Cattle Sprayed Twice to Control Heel Fly

Monday April 24 the Big Piney Roundup Association members began spraying cattle for grub centers the second time Examinations show many grubs forming in yearlings backs since the first spraying 30 days ago Ranchers may need two sprays to control heel fly Before this week Wm Bayer Charles Bayer Ed Cantlin and Lawrence McLaughlin of the Palisade district sprayed their cattle for the first time.

Big Piney Roundup Association Wm. Bayer Charles Bayer Ed Cantlin Lawrence McLaughlin Pinedale

Clean-Up Bays Notice for Big Piney May 16 17

Town of Big Piney announces its annual clean up days to be held May 16 and 17. Residents are asked to place rubbish in containers near curbs where trucks can access them. Mayor and Town Clerk G. T. Morgan. Chrisman was in Kemmerer on business last weekend.

Big Piney G. T. Morgan Chrisman Kemmerer

Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Miss Rosa Subic

Miss Rosa Subic received a large, deliciously appointed pre-nuptial shower on Saturday afternoon April 29 at Mrs Kenneth Fear home. Her engagement to Mr Ailvin Pierson has been announced and the June wedding is planned. Dozens of ladies attended and gifts noted will help beginning homemaking. Mrs Subic expressed gratitude to all who planned and attended.

Ross Subic Kenneth Fear Subic Ailvin Pierson

University News Notes From LSRAMIE Wyoming

In Wyoming the University of Wyoming aims to curb a teacher shortage with surveys and refresher courses for former teachers. A color film Class room and Campus is offered for schools and clubs. Summer session starts July and reports list 28 missing or captive UW men in the present war. Poisoning in livestock grazed in northwest Wyoming forests is linked to larkspur with oil-like seed pods causing convulsions and deaths.

Lsramie UNS Wyoming University of Wyoming OC. Schwiering University Department of Adult Education O. A. Beath Teton Forest

Specialists in the County Demonstrations On Laundry Methods

Two demonstrations were given in the county by Eilen R Lind on laundry methods. They were very interesting and appreciated by Homemakers. Mr Mdmonti ser will be in soon to speak on gardens storage and windbreaks. We may take advantage of these specialists as they come to the county.

Eilen R. Lind

Grandma Budd to observe 102nd birthday at Big Piney home

In May 1944 Josephine A Budd known as Grandma and Big Piney’s Grand Old Lady reaches 101 years of life. The Examiner sends congratulations and notes Poppy Day to aid veterans with papery poppies on display. Mrs William Carr leads Big Piney LaBerge Unit in honoring her milestone.

Josephine A. Budd Big Piney

McNinch Earns Silver Lombardier Wings At Childress

Keith E McNinch son of Mr and Mrs G W McNinch of Big Piney Wyoming earned bombardier wings at the Central Flying Training Command school in Childress Texas. The eighteen week program produced another graduating airman now holding the rank of Second Lieutenant.

Childress Army Air Field Childress Pex AAF Central Flying Training Command West Texas Qay Keith E. McNinch W. McNinch Big Piney Wyo McNinch

Sublette County Clerk Faler Resigns May 2 1944

Faren C. Faler resigns as Sublette County Clerk and Clerk of Court to be relieved of duties at earliest convenience. He thanks county officers and voters for support and expresses gratitude for opportunities and service to the county.

eScard Comners Sublette Pinchase Faren C. Faler

May tire ration allotments raise limited supply

Office of Rubber Director and wartime rationing chief Chester Geowlee announce May allocations of 1 300 900 new passenger tires, with a small increase from April. The increase aids occupation drivers but fails to meet broader needs, urging motorists to conserve tires and drive carefully. OFA relaxed some rules for fretey access and allows factory second tubes to be bought without certificates. May quotas list Grade I tires 2157, tubes 2024, truck and bus tires 1408, tubes 887, Farm Tractor tires 192, tubes 144.

Office of OPA Chester Geowlee Bowles OFA

Art Bull Returns From California for Summer Oil Work

Art Bull has come back from California and plans to stay through the summer while taking employment in the oil field. He aims to work in oil operations during the warm season and resume duties locally after.

Art Bull California

Baccalaureate and Commencement Plan Announced

The Episcopal church will host baccalaureate services on Sunday May 14 at 9:00. Rev. Dudley B McNeil will conduct. Commencement follows May 17 at 8:30 in Community Hall with Dr Walter Rentz from University of Wyoming as speaker. Six seniors listed: Betty Mae Mickelson, Jim Bat, Melvin Iverson, Helen Daniels, Louise Gordon, Delbert Lewis.

Episcopal Church Dudley B. McNeil Yi Pabtic Walter Rentz Fad Department of Educational Adeyestation Univ.rsity of Wyoming Betty Mae Mickelson Bim Bat Melvin Iverson Helen Daniels Louise Gordon Delbert Lewis

Portrait of Dr. C. L. Porter Botanist and Curator at Wyoming

Dr. C. L. Porter, professor of botany at the University of Wyoming and curator of the Rocky Mountain Herbarium, was born in Gujran, India. He arrived in the United States at 14, studied at Wooster College and the University of Wyoming, earned an MD in 1929 and a PhD in 1935 at the University of Washington, and now oversees a herbarium with about 200,000 specimens and 2,067 types. He is active in Phi Sigma, fellowships, and several scientific societies, and is an accomplished photographer with over 1,000 Kodachrome slides.

C. L. Porter University of Wyoming Rocky Suma Xi Sullivan Botanical Scciety of America American Assiaciation For the Advancement of Science American Society of Plant Taxonomists Rocky Mountain The University Mississippi River Pacific United States

Poppy Day Remembrance Message From Mildred Arbuckle

The Poppy story keeps its yearly memorial flame as the red flower honors heroes of yesterday and reassures the men in today’s armed forces that they will be remembered in years to come. Mildred Arbuckle, Dept. Poppy Chairman, issue the call to wear the poppy in tribute.

American Legion and Auxiliary Mildred Arbuckle Dept Poppy Charman

Charles Clyde Helps Dismantle Lumber Building

Charles Clyde was present last Sunday to oversee the loading of lumber from his building that is being dismantled. Subscribing to the paper is encouraged for more local notices.

Charles Clyde

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Farm Ranch Labor Association For Sublette Co Rosa Subic University News University of Wyoming Sun Mer Dean O Scuwiering Larame Deckspur Department of Research Chemistry Examiner Flanders Willian Carr Kestil E. McNinch Europe George D. Rowland Way Finance Committee Subletts Coty Germany Rowland Treasury Faler Eneers CAI Poppy
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