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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
2
The notice promotes a sheep sale by Billings Livestock Commission Co on September 19 at 1 p.m. at the Reg. Sta and Range Rams Flock and Stud Ewes sale.(Contact Carolyn or Juanita Hintz at phone numbers 5588 or 9050 for information.)
National growth company offers immediate opening for a qualified sales representative to serve the marketing area. Requires a professional between 25 and 35 with successful experience in A and D sales. To initiate confidential discussion, send resume to Box 286 Casper Wyoming.
Mrs. Toma Fox and Mrs. Mau rice Zardus, with Heidi, travel to Salt Lake City for the expected arrival of a baby, a big event noted as a "big monty" for Mrs. Zardus.
The menu features tuna casserole cottage cheese and pineapple buttered green beans hot roll with butter and milk for the September meal.
The document outlines 10 points on registering for selective service, including timing at 18th birthday, local board jurisdiction, mandatory register for reserve components, active duty timing post service, aliens eligible for permanent residence, and penalties for failure to register. It notes no transfer between local boards, single registration under the 1948 act, and possession requirements of the certificate with penalties up to $10,000 fine or five years in prison.
State Treasurer Everett T. Copenhaver reminded farmers and ranchers to file their 101 State gasoline tax refund applications by September 30 to receive refunds for farm or ranch use during July 1, 1963, through June 30, 1964. Refunds amount to 70 percent of the gross purchases with invoices showing at least 50 gallons. notes emphasize notarization and dealer invoices. Through July 1, 1963, 4687 applications have been processed totaling $507,350.88, and many eligible still have not filed.
Diana Dalton reports Busy Bees 4 Hath Club held a meeting at Mrs. Stining's on Friday September 4 to work on their record books. Migs McKinstry attended. The group plans one more meeting for the leader to sign their records.
A fragment notes strands of an animal’s hair protect against extreme heat and cold. It mentions large air cells and exposure of the coat as part of the protective mechanism.
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