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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
6
The Farm Credit Administration notes farmers are paying mortgages faster and accumulating cash reserves but face limited safe investment options. War Bonds are recommended as a secure use of surplus funds, offering quick liquidity after sixty days and value growth as wartime needs persist, with a hopeful view toward postwar farming prosperity.
U S Department of the Interior General Land Office Evanston announces a public land sale on September 28, 1944, at 10:80 o'clock for Lot 3 Sec 8 Tp 26 N R 112 W PM 23.40 acres. James R Taylor is the applicant. bids start at $1.50 per acre with certified funds. Public notification and deadlines apply for claims and preferences under land laws. Loraine Rollins Beaver U S Land Office. First published Aug 24 1944. last publication Sept 24 1944.
In Sublette County Wyoming the District Court deals with the estate of Mrs Josephine A Budd deceased. A petition for probate of her will and for letters testamentary to Mrs Sanders is filed. A hearing is set for September 22 1944 at 11 00 in the forenoon in Purdie Sublette County Wyoming court room. All interested persons may appear to contest. Dated August 22 1644 Belden Atwood Clerk of the District Court.
In Sublette County Third Judicial District the estate of Ralph W Mills is facing a final settlement. Executors Albert Larson and George A Morpat seek court approval of the final account and distribution. Objections must be filed in writing by September 25 1944. absent objections the final settlement will be made September 26 1944. Attorney Ivan Jones. dated Big Piney Wyoming August 23 1944. Publication Aug 24 31 Sept 7 14.
OPA hearing commissioner Frank A. Bruno in Denver issued an order suspending C. J. Rogers of Doc Rogers Camp Fil lune Station at Cheyenne from dealing gasoline from September until December 31. The suspension, effective December 7, hinges on Rogers’s alleged quiet and complete coordination with OPA orders.
A brief note mentions possible stockpile efforts to mask shortages and prepare for black market activity. It also records Tuesday evening visitors Mrs. Dani Budd and her children from a Middle Piney ranch arriving on Wednesday afternoon.
The Board of County Commissioners convened in Pinedale on Tuesday while the Town Council met in regular session at the Town Hall. Mrs. Robert Springman was ill or absent from the ranch on Middle Piney yesterday afternoon, and Frank D. Ball visited from his Cottonwood home on Wednesday.
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