Ownership and circulation of Big Piney Examiner 1949
Notary public reports Geo W. Hopkins as publisher and owner of the Big Piney Examiner with a stated daily circulation of about 400 copies. The document notes no additional security holders and lists Hopkins as editor and manager. real auctioneer Colonel Sager of Bozeman, Montana will oversee Sublette County 455 Range Bull Sale.
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Feresa
Geo. W. Hopkins
Big Piney Examiner
Sprinteé
Big Piney
Wyoming
Geo W. Hopkins
Colonel Sager
Bozeman
Montana
Sublette County
Fluorine in Water Pushes Dental Health Gains
Dr Yoder reports water fluoridation cuts dental caries in children by about 60 percent and reduces permanent first molar loss by nearly 75 percent. Fluoride programs require a hygienist and supplies, while water fluoridation costs are seven to twenty cents per person annually, easing responsibility for families. Sheridam physicians and dentists promote fluoridating city water with other communities showing interest.
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Yoder
Sheridam
State Patrol highlights driver training to cut youth fatalities
Wyoming Highway Patrol Captain Wm R Bradley urged restricting youth driving and expanding school driver training during a September safety drive. He noted 7 308 youths aged 15 to 24 die annually in highway crashes and cited studies showing 40 to 60 percent fewer accidents where formal training exists.
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Wm. R. Bradley
Captain Bradley
Wyoming
Bradley
National Safety Council
Driver training urged to cut traffic deaths
Captain Bradley warns that plain driving alone fails. parents loaning cars to teens risks safety. Ninety percent of crashes stem from driver error, so education from age of majority could reduce fatalities. The program partners with the National Safety Council. Also, Colonel Sager to speak at the 42 Range Bull Sale on October 19 at 1 PM.
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Bradley
National Safety Council
Colonel Sager
Doctor's soda swap shows patient, tolerant crowds
Wes sits with Doc Sherman listening to the World Series when Curly Lawson asks for a malt. Doc explains the mixer is noisy and delays malt, so Curly agrees to a chocolate soda. The scene illustrates community tolerance and mutual respect.
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Wes Ever
Doc Sherman
Curly Lawson
Doc
Curly
Big Piney Town Council Adopts Ordinance 46 Amid October Meeting
The Big Piney Town Council, led by Mayor C. R. O Neill, met October 4 1949 with quorum present and approved amending and re enacting Ordinance 42 to create license tax rules for businesses and amusements. The ordinance remains in effect until superseded. Readings and allocations listed include Marie Anne Sueque, South Side Garage, Griggs Power & Light Co and others as town records were finalized.
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Big Piney
C. R. O'Neil
E. E B. Clow
Frank Yearsley
Marie Farrell
R. 8
Wyoming
Yearsley
Clow
Marie Anne Sueque
Big Piney Examiner
South Side Garage
Griggs Power & Light Co
Hazel Lawes
Clare Stacy
G. B. Hackett
Workmen's Compensation Dept
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