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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
3
A farm notice explains irrigation, drainage, and reseeding to boost hay yields on range lands. It cites examples of pasture renovation, rotation grazing, and costed gains, showing improved beef production and feed efficiency through proper seedings and management.
The county was notified by the government to rename Mud Lake as it is a pond within town limits. A town meeting approved naming it with local input. Windy Taylor proposed Taylor Pond as a nearby landowner's borders inspired the idea.
The Veterans Administration sets Oct 20 1950 as the effective date for Public Law 4% to end combination loans under Section 505 of the Servicemen's Readjustment Act. Four steps run through July to October 1950, restricting prior approval and guaranty for second mortgage and supervised loans, with all in‑process loans to be completed.
The Veterans Administration plans studies with 23 medical schools and four hospitals to clarify future care for service members with disabilities from World War II. Questions cover better care in future wars, eligibility criteria for admission, future patient loans in VA hospitals, and improved treatment in VA facilities.
Plans for laying a drainage pipe on Mickelson street are completed and expected to finish soon. Mayor C. R. O'Ne says the pipe is ready. when returned by BE Clow and his dragline the line will be set. The drain runs from the alley of Block IT north to North Piney Creek with wyes at each alley crossing for connections. Those needing connections outside alleys must arrange purchasing and installation of a wye now, as no off alley connections will be allowed after covering. Residents should contact Councilman Clow or Forister for special wyes.
The May 1 snow cover on the Green River headwaters is the highest since 1936 surveys began. The six river courses now hold about 220 percent of May 1 normal water content, with April streamflow near 150 percent of average. The 1950 April-September flow at Linwood, Utah is expected to reach 2,000,000 acre feet.
The piece recalls the 1776 declaration and Liberty Bell tones at Independence Hall, now linked to the U S Savings Bonds Independence Drive from May to July 4. It urges financial independence and future security through Savings Bonds, presented by the U S Treasury.
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