Wyoming Constituional Amendment No 1 Opinion
A Wyoming economist Ralph E. Conwell argues for a yes vote on Constitutional Amendment No 1. The piece critiques tax exemptions for government and religious properties and supports government land use and church school tax relief while warning against unfair non governmental activity on government lands. The author predicts several years before another presidential election with economic noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
United States
Sleeping guidance for proper rest and equipment checks
The text outlines sleep patterns by age group including adults and children, noting nap durations for young children and nightly hours for older groups. It then advises on evaluating sleeping equipment for support, checking mattresses for defects and pillows for rebound depth, and holding a pillow with outstretched fingertips to test firmness.
If It Holds Shape It’s In Condition
The passage notes that if an item keeps its form it remains usable while drooping signals replacement. It then pivots to advise on choosing good sleeping equipment as a wise investment. A line about Canada geese states they mate for life and damfy units stay together until spring return.
Stockmen Banking Service Promotion Emphasizes Courtesy
An advertisement extols a bank's suitability for stockmen, noting prompt, efficient mail service and a long record of successful banking. It highlights capable officers and directors who understand stockman needs and pledges every possible courtesy to customers.
Public land sale planned for rough mountain tract in Wyoming
United States interior department notice announces public sale of lands in Big Pinty Wyoming under revised federal statutes. parcels total 169 acres with minimum bids per acre ranging from 4.50 to 13.25. sale set for December 4 1956 at 10 AM with mail or in person bids required sealed and accompanied by payment. potential adverse claims must file by sale date. Perry T Williams manager. Publish dates noted October 25 and November 18 25 22.
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United States Department OF the Interior Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jewett Land and Livestock Company
Big Pinty
Rilw
U. S
Bureau of Land Management
Perry T. Wiliams
United States Department OF the Interior
Bureau of Land Management Land Office
James H. Luce
Big Piney
Township
Range
6Th Principal Meridian
H. H. Summers Gierk
District Court
Pinedale
Paul N. Scherbel
Arnold Olson
Joe W. Murdock
John H. Wardell
Perry T. Williams
By Piney Wyoming Post Office Second Class Matter
The notice indicates material entered at the By Piney Wyoming Post Office as second class matter. It records mailing handling status and location for sorting and historic postal processing.
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By Piney, Wyoming
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