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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
2
Brent Harrison notes that proper sagebrush spraying followed by good ranch management can raise rangeland production by 200 to 300 percent. Sagebrush, native to the area, expanded when grass cover weakened from overuse, and while not palatable, remains a dominant range plant.
The May 3 1965 meeting of the Town Council including Mayor C O Davis and Councilmen Louie Tomassi and Francs Tanner discusses library land donation contingent on bond passage, funds management, contract hold on Weita Tank and Bridge, creation of Cemetery District, and adoption of a new Gas Tax Ordinance No 77. Financial items list payments to multiple local vendors and departments with allocations from General Fund Water and Sewer Fund and a planned June 1 1965 cost charges. Adjournment follows action.
The text argues overuse weakens grass while sagebrush thrives and expands into rangeland. Spraying sagebrush reduces it to restore grasses, but only with careful range management afterwards. A combined brush control and range plan is essential for effective, profitable results.
Honorary life memberships were given to six Sublette County residents at a May 1 banquet. Honorees included David Johnson, Mr and Mrs William Bayer of Pinecrest, May Butler Stacy, and Mr and Mrs George Milley of Big Piney for outstanding service to the cattle industry and promoting Green River Valley beef. An oldtimers committee selected the recipients this year: C A Fear Jr and Delbert Ball.
Listings from multiple congregations include services at Church of the Im e Community, Saint Anne Catholic Mission, and St John the Baptist Episcopal Church with times for worship, Sunday School, and mass. Also details Big Viney Ward activities and Big Pine library hours with staff如此.
Public records indicate the Gien River Valley newspaper is entered at the Bi Piney Wyoming post office as a record class matter for official filing and archival handling.
A message invites residents to join a cash-based refill scheme for high quality dispensers in the area. Participants must own a car and carry $540 to $1440 in cash, commit seven to twelve hours weekly, and attend a personal interview at P. O. Box 612, Aurora Colorado. The ad notes no selling and promises high profit potential.
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