Back To Work in Wyoming Senate Report and REA Progress
Senator Frank Barrett notes Easter recess, plans for action on bills including Harris Gas Bill, and a May 1 meeting in Casper on the Deferred Grazing Act. Obituary remarks honor Senator Joseph McCarthy, while REA Administrator Dave Hamil reports progress, and Wyoming projects seek improved rural electric and telephone loans.
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Wyommne
Congress
New
Jennings
William H. Curry
Casper
Wesley D'Ewart
The
Agricultural Credit Services
ASC
Western States
McCarthy
Goiate Pais
Joseph McCarthy
Frederick, Brown Harris
Chaplin
Senate
Wiliam & Borgh
Idaho
REA
Dave Hamil
Colorado
Whling
Wyoming
Secretary of Interior
Hearts Mountain
Inigaon
Enty
Camlol
Santa Odmehcney
Notice of Retail Malt Beverage Permit Application
Notice dated May 4 1957 for Lous W Isaacs applying for a Retail Malt Beverage Permit in Sublette County Wyoming. Protests may be heard June 4 1957 at 3 32 PM in the County Commissioners Court House Pinedale. Clerk H H Summer signs dated May 4 1957 with publication dates May 9 16 23 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous W. Isaacs
County of Sublette
Subletta County Court House
Pinedale
Wyomant
H. H. Summer
Speaking of Foods And Health and the coming microwave ovens
The piece extols ultrahigh frequency microwaves for cooking with no heat in the room. It notes scarce high cost and imagines potatoes ready in minutes, vegetables in minutes, bread in minutes, warm rolls in seconds, all while heating food rather than air.
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Laraime
Mansas—Eoesally
Tas
Electronic ranges promise faster baking and meals
The piece notes that most baked goods do not brown in an electronic range and require a conventional oven to finish. It cites bread baked in ten minutes with two minutes in the microwave and eight in a traditional oven. It envisions 20 minute meals including steak and potatoes using electronic ranges.
Taxpayers urged to keep 1957 records for filing
The Revenue Service advises keeping copies of repaying and all 1957 expenditures receipts and cancelled checks. It urges saving state and local tax payments and other deductible items to aid computing federal records. Mr. Clark notes district offices offer year round information, preferably by telephone.
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The
Revenue Service
Clark
Mr. Clark
Federal taxpayers reminded to keep returns and records
District Director Frank G. Clark warns federal income taxpayers to retain copies of recently filed returns and supporting records. He stresses keeping income and expense documents for at least three years from the April 15 deadline to aid future proof of income and conduct and assist the Revenue Service.
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Distriet
Frank G. Clark
Cheyenns Office
Internal Revenue Seurce
Hum
Crippled Children's Conferences Across Wyoming Counties
Crippled children under 21 may attend a series of conferences at Rock Springs Sweetwater Memorial and Star Valley High School in Aston with sessions at 8 30 A M on May 25. Referrals to the State Department of Public Health are advised to anticipate attendance. Conferences held under the Wyoming State Department of Public Health auspices.
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Rock Springs
Sweetwater County Memorial Hospital
Sublette
Sweetwater
Carbon
Uinta
Aston
Star Valley High School
Lincoln
Tejon
State Department of Public Health
Wyoming State Department, of Public Health
Ranch Brandings and Range Notes From Big Piney Area
Cattle brands noted on left ribs and shoulder for JAS F Mickelson and JOHN C Budd, with horses on left thigh. Mrs HL Budd shows same cattle and brands left shoulder. Range descriptions span from Horse Creek to South Biney and Green River Valley, covering Big Piney, Wyoming, and north of Rio Blanco. Other names include Mrs F D Chapel and Sadre Osterhout with cattle left rib or left hip branding and range references.
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Brandec Iil
Green Hive
Forks
Big Piney
Wyoming
F. Mickelson
Horse Creek
South Biney
Green River Valley
Wyomim Range
Green River
Ria Bins
F. D. Chapel
Notice of land bid exchange in Wyoming 1957
United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Cheyenne announces a land office notice dated March 29 1957. John C Budd and Son of Big Piney Wyoming filed an exchange application for multiple sections under Sec 8 of the 1900 act with ranges and townships listed. The notice invites all persons with BONN or objections to file them within 30 days from the last publication, Edward Gillette Acting Manager, first publication April 25 1957.
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United States Department OF the Interior
Bureau OF Land Management
Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John “C. Budd and Son
Big Piney
N. R
Newksw
P. M
SASEK
SEUSW
Low
NEX
Sexser
Neyne
Spaghetti Dinner Sunday at Community Hall Big Piney
A spaghetti dinner is planned at the Community Hall in Big Piney on Sunday May 12. Proceeds support local groups and donations are welcome at the door.
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Big Piney
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Senate
Frank Barrett
J. Lee Rankin
Justice Department
Sénatore O'Mahoney
Watkins
Mr. Rankin
Departments of Interior and Agriculture
Rankin
Wyoming Game and Fish
Mary
McAuley
Ross Meeks
Big Piney, Wyoming
Crippled Children’s Conferences
Hatione
S. G. Murdock Estate
John C. Budd
Fall River Basin
America
Hane
VOGUE
UDGET
Glenda UW
Aeater
Wil
Praznik & Greene
Jewelers
Kemmerer
Wyo
C. F. Needham
Big Pinny, Wyoming
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley News
BY Piney, Wyoming
Clar Mattar
GEO. W. Hopkins Publisher
Wyoming Press Association
Ng Aad
Sfa
Sn Git
Yosys Seupova Spyads
Anq Nos
Amyag
Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Pasta Savings Depository No
Stock Exchange
Chas, Williams
Prop
Hotel
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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