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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1953
Page
1
The readable fragments discuss federal aid, revenue, and appropriations with mentions of figures like 1803 and 11.8 billion. Names such as Paul W. Shafer and Keith Thomson appear, alongside references to Congress and Treasury reports. The tone resembles a news brief outlining budgetary topics and public notices.
Western cattle lead the Omaha market with a near 60 020 head weekly total and seven straight weeks as the nation's largest market. Cattle and calves on sale reached about 36 000 with two thirds Western. Sheep run rose to 16 200, the largest in a year, with Westerns predominating.
Mesabi range rises again as new harbors and plants along Lake Superior turn iron ore into pellets. In Omaha market, cattle prices soften with 20000 to 30000 replacement stock traded, best fat cattle around 25 dollars, steady to higher for certain lots. notable buyers include Jim Jenkins and George Franz with sizable stock steers and weaners.
The top challenger to Utah Skyline Conference champion Utah faces undefeated Colorado A and M in Memorial Stadium on Saturday. Wyoming and the Aggies bring perfect records as Ram supporters from northern Colorado and Cowboys fans across the Equality State converge for what could be the largest crowd since 1950. Coach Phil Dickens emphasizes a rock ribbed forward wall as the key to success.
Local notes report visitors from Lava Hot Spring Idaho and Horse Creek. Wyoming football coverage highlights a 20 000 crowd for the Aggie puncher clash, Utah State preparations, and praise for Cowboy forwards and backs led by Mastrogiovanni and Gatuska as they prepare to meet Utah State with insights on speed and defensive strength.
J M Chappe ef Evanston won the southwest district presidency in a Friday Rock 3 30 PM election turnout was poor with only 170 votes cast Art Allen elections chair noted the bleak result Allen Clampbell 4 Albon won vice president and Paul McGrath Big Piney elementary principal named four year executive committee member Louise Maurel also named to the slate.
In the tally 96 supported a district meeting next year, 36 favored a state meeting in 1964, and 35 voted for a combined southeast and southwest district meeting.
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