24 Nov 1955
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1955
Page
1
Public notices detail probate actions for the Budd and Looney estates in Sublette County with court dates in December 1955. The local page also lists area residents in Kemmerer and Pinedale attending events and preparing for a Triangle Club Bazaar on December 2, along with Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings across several towns.
Wyoming economist Ralph E Connell highlights Prof E Merrill Root's new book Collectivism on the Campus. He cites cases of professors and students facing ridicule and purge for anti collectivist views. Root argues liberal bias pervades U S colleges and calls for vigilance by parents taxpayers and philanthropists.
On November 1 1955 J. T. Williams filed for a Retail Liquor License in Big Piney Wyoming for a cinder block building Lot 9 Block 3 Townsite Big Piney Sublette County. Public hearing on December 13 1955 at 9 00 pm in the Town Hall. J W Witherspoon of Kemmerer visited Big Piney last Friday.
A public health piece warns that modern machinery in homes and farms creates new hazards. It stresses that accidents stem from user ignorance and fatigue, not faulty machines, and urges careful handling of electricity and equipment to prevent injuries.
The text contemplates mechanists embracing inventions to improve life, not increase danger. It argues for learning from our own imitational methods while acknowledging the wonders of invention that promise happiness rather than hazard.
On November 16 1955 Ross Meeks filed for a Retail Liquor License for a front room in a cinder block building at Lots 7 and 8 in Original Townsite Big Piney Sublette County Wyoming. Protests if any will be heard at 8:00 p m December 13 1955 in Town Hall.
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