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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1945

Page

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Allocation of Waters and Projects Sought by Company

The Green River Basin Development Company at its annual meeting moved to secure an allocation of water from the Upper Colorado River basin among Wyoming Utah Colorado and New Mexico. It urged Governors to form a four state compact and approve projects including Lyman bench to Bridger Valley the Leadskadee above Green River and the West Side with the Kendall reservoir.

Green River Basin Development Company Colorado River Lester Harry Wyoming Utaa Colorado New Mexico Lee's Ty Tor Boulder Dam Lees Ferry Meade Lake Green River Dias Angahon Greet River Lyman Bench Bridger Valey Leedskadee Kerdall Reservoir Wynnamy Paul Berg David P Wher Rock Springs Hitchead Perry W Jenkins Salt Lake City Basm Jewell Big Piney Sublette County John A Stafford Sweetwater

Marjorie Heide Wins 4-H Contest at County Fair

Sixteen year old Marjorie Hetje of Crook County topped a 4-H style review judged today by Mae Beard 4-H agent at the University of Wyoming. She earns an all expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from December 25. Marjorie’s five years in 4-H clothing work included a brown tailored wool suit, yellow blouse, and accessories with a total costume cost of 34 dollars and 14 cents.

Marjorie Hetje Crook County Mae Beard University of Wyoming Chicago Marjorie Het

Agriculture Dean Urges Stockmen to Buy Victory Bonds

J A Alll of the College of Agriculture at the University of Wyoming urges stockmen and farmers to invest in Victory Bonds to safeguard their futures. He recalls postwar losses from poor investments and warns bonds with fixed redemption values may protect wealth during market booms or downturns.

J. A. Alll TIC College OF L4ghiculture U OF W Ulainly Victory Bonds A. Hull College of Agriculture le University of Wyomag Mi Bui Igtause Mart Commercia United States

Good move on lamp placement for eye safety and value

Miss Myrtie Fehsbender of Home Leburg for Westinghouse endorses centering an end table lamp toward the back to improve visibility. She urges placing the lamp closer to work to reduce strain and maximize value.

Myrtieé Fehsbender Leburg Westinghouse Cy Eyesight Protector Raeh Teading Séwinz

Schools For Peace Campaign Amid War Bond Drive

A wartime message urges turning schools toward peace building and accelerating recovery efforts. It highlights a goal of 35 000 hospital units and the role of Victory Bonds in shaping tomorrow's citizens, stressing that every bond helps defeat fascism and protect children.

Schools For Shriners Jed H Gumble Heronal Treasury Departments War Finance Division Waliam H Woodfield San Francisco Imperial Shriners of North America Treasury Department Wondheld Victory Logas

Mahaffey Trading Co Brings Cattle to Opal

The Mahaffey Trading Co and Ol Pinecle have been busy in recent weeks moving cattle to Opal. The activity indicates ongoing shipments and agricultural commerce in the region.

Mahaffey

Wyoming Crops Show Mixed Results in 1945 Season

Wyoming farmers report a mixed 1945 crop year with grain and hay generally satisfactory, except in the Wind River and Big Horn Basin areas where beets potatoes and hay may rise at the expense of beans. Livestock shipments run about a week behind schedule but overall market movement looks smooth with cattle and sheep demand steady. Indian Summer weather has dominated the past two weeks.

Germany Wyoming Nur Ely Frasia Fanners Wad River Biz Horn Basi

Olliviers Sell Store and Hotel in Idaho

A. Ollivier and J. L. Oliver assign all property to Mrs Dell Stewart of Rico Idaho. The bundle includes store fixtures and hotel space on the lower floor. Mrs Stewart, long active in cafe and dry goods in Indiana, comes to Idaho with strong recommendations for a successful future.

A. Busines Floyd Narcing Iloboy O'livier Atan Idaho California Oliviers Armand Olivier Lee Ollie Hoth San Francisco

First Annual Exhibition of Oil Painting Opens to Wyoming Artists

The first annual oil painting exhibition will open at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in April. Wyoming artists may submit two paintings for jury selection. prizes total 2000 dollars plus ten Merits medals. Trustees may buy works. entries available from director Jermayne MacAgy.

Wyoming Afrle Califormia Legion of Honor John Oppec University of Wyenmirs Donald Beard Senta Barture Museum of Art Alfred Frankenstein Ser Praneisen Chronicle Remnald Polpod San Thesp Sheean Yibton Dircetor Jermayne MacAgy Adabort Mforration

Refrigerator storage tips for eggs and tea

The article notes eggs and tea quality depend on temperature and suggests storing best quality items in the refrigerator. It mentions keeping items in a gridboard container at the bottom of the fridge and recommends using a cleaner in an empty dish. It cites recent studies on ideal storage practices.

Tate

Mn Mig Subte Week With Abri Fox Family

A brief note records Mn Mig Subte spending the week with the home of Mr and Mrs R be Fox on LaBage, indicating a quiet social visit. The entry uses informal phrasing typical of social notes in the period.

Mig Subte Abri R Be Fox LaBage

Weather notes and harvest progress in the region

Daytime temperatures varied with warm highs and cold lows across the state. Torrington reached the high while South Pass City recorded the low. many stations averaged freezing or below despite two weeks of milder air. Precipitation was sparse with a high of 0.24 inches at Dixon. General rain and snow in September aided fall field work and potato and sugar beet harvests as rotations improved.

Torrington South Pass Dixon

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