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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1959

Page

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4-H achievement night in Pinedale draws countywide crowd

From all county corners 170 attendees gathered in Pinedale for the 4-H achievement program Sunday night. Special awards went to Carolyn James and others for demonstrators and judging while Don Jewett and county commissioners honored members with medals and bonds for record books. Programs included talks on conservation and camp Minawanea, Make It Yourself With Wool models, and scholarships and books from Lions clubs and foundations.

Pine- Dale Mogram Vernon Swain Carolyn James Annette Schertel Terry Jones Norm Jean Bleamer Ellen Anderson Marla Koch Patsy Faler Pawine Phillips Roxanina Rogers Jim Rogers Marlene McKinney Weema Jem Bleamier Erin Bleamer Caroline Berett Bill Koch Joe Boroft Lory Thompson Pamela Swain Bily Snow Landa Williams Bill Jones Patsy Facr Bruse Wiliams Baibarz Chamberlain Hathy Mathisen Corliss Mickelson Susan Bolanger Sherry Faer Lynda Ferr Don Rogers Deanne Fear Minawanea Lipencer Nichols Billy Deckham Maria Koch Roxanna Rogers Caroline Boroff Pam’ Swain Kathy Mathizen County Fair Beard Cath Ernie Breaner Daryla Tayor Sears Roebuck Foundation Winest Blames Danforth Foundation P. Tae Cora Pinedale

Fremont County Development Reported by Governor Warren in 1885

Governor Warren reported on Fremont County's creation from parts of Sweetwater and its growth. He noted mineral wealth including gold near South Pass, coal fields, agriculture, and grazing, with taxable property totaling 1.689 million and 2115 in property value. Population counted 956 in 1884, with 492 votes at organization and 653 at the November election. Lander is the county seat on the Wind River with two stage lines and a river railroad connection.

T. E Warren Secretary of the Interior Fremont County Sweetwater Carbon Johnson Montana Uinfa County South Pass Des Aron Casity Lander Popeagie Fort Weroenine Union Pacific Railway Raircad Rewlins Green River

Wyoming School Trustees Convention Heads to Casper

The Wyoming School Trustees Association sets a November 20 21 convention in Casper to discuss quality schools through efficient use of tax dollars. Miss Velma Linford will speak at the Friday session, with discussion groups to follow and a Saturday morning business meeting to adjourn.

Ross Wrom Wyoming School Trustees

Spare Time: Coin Dispenser Refilling Project Boise

Personal interview for a $400 monthly spare time job refilling and collecting money from high quality coin operated dispensers. Requires a car references and $600 to $1900 cash. Six to twelve hours weekly can net up to. For interview respond to Box 1055 Boise Idaho and wait for Farm Bureau play in Big Piney on November 19.

P.O Boise Idaho

IRS releases Wyoming sales tax deduction guidelines

The Internal Revenue Service unveiled for the first time how to calculate the Wyoming sales tax deduction on federal returns for itemizers. Barry F. Scribner, Cheyenne District Director, cited a formula of 1 percent on the first five thousand dollars and 1 percent on the next five thousand, advising taxpayers to keep records of deductions in case of audit.

Cheyenue Internal Revenue Service Wyoming Barry F. Scribner Cheyenne Scribner

Marathon Pipe Line to Take Over Ohio Oil System

The Marathon Pipe Line Company becomes a decorporated subsidiary of The Ohio Oil Company and will assume all parent pipelines by year end. Jack H. Rice will serve as president of Marathon Pipe Line, with about 675 employees transferred alongside the Illinois Pipe Line assets. Headquarters will be in Findlay Ohio.

Marathon Pipe Line Company Findlay Ohio Ohie Ou Company Sompany Jack H. Rice Ohio Oil Marathon Pipe Line Illinois Pipe Line Company of Texas Ohio Oil Pipe Line Find

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