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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
3
The Big Piney bond measure for a town hall and fire station, set at 5700, passed 41 to 1. Bonds must be sold to Kelly or a bonding firm before a contract is awarded, with construction delayed until spring due to cold weather.
University of Wyoming zoology department offers wildlife conservation and management courses since 1946. The program trains graduates for the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, with strong state impact and growing demand for trained personnel.
Doris Boswell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Coger of Daniel Wyoming wed John Urbin of Big Piney at the bride’s home in Daniel. District Court Commissioner Rosalie Hackett presided. The couple will live in Denver after the ceremony amid a family turkey dinner and reception.
Office of the Home Demonstration Agent urges mothers to provide wholesome tasty breakfasts for teens. A survey shows only about half of 12 to 13 year olds feel energetic in the morning with breakfast, while 14 percent of older boys and 28 percent of older girls skip breakfast. Breakfast supports growth and nourishment as teens build bodies.
The office will be in Pinedale at the Court House, Department of Public Welfare, on Friday September 26 at 2 00 p m. Mr Rivers will assist residents with applying for federal old age and survivors insurance and provide information about the social security program. We do job printing.
The Big Piney Elementary and High schools reopened on Monday September 8 with a record enrollment of 185 pupils divided across grades. The first six grades total 90 students and grades seven through twelve total 95. Details list class sizes by teacher and note splits in seventh and eighth grades to accommodate pupil numbers. The senior high shows sixteen freshmen twelve sophomores five juniors and sixteen seniors. The superintendent Mr 2003 notes the hiring year was difficult but all staff are in place. Physical education and social studies are taught by George Stelices who arrived from Butler University. Choral music and English are taught by John Gallemore from Pueblo Colorado.
Omaha’s market reached 47 000 head in sale marking a third consecutive record as the world’s largest livestock market. Cattle and sheep dominated with fat cattle lighter and steady to slightly higher. Yearling steers sold to 34.50 with 1405 pounders at 33.75 while 1360 pound Graysfat steers brought 27. Cows held steady to up 50 cents. stockers and feeders opened steady but closed weak. Wyoming buyers paid top 32 for 50 40 pound steers. feeders 27 to 23.25 for 900 to 1200 pound cattle. The report also mentions personnel changes in local schools and new teachers in Greely Colorado and Ogden California.
A rhetoric piece argues that surrendered freedom for false security weakens nations. It laments rulers who fail to provide safety in homes work or future and asserts history shows the rulers are a weak reed. It calls readers to cherish liberty.
Fat lambs were unevenly steady to 75¢ lower, bulk $26-$27 with nine Western loads at $27. Slaughter owes again at $5-$7. Toppy feeder lambs steady, others 50c or more off. 68-pounders $24.75, bulk $21-$23.50. Omaha sales note Carl Jorgensen of Pinedale with one feeder steer at 810 pounds bringing $28.00.
About two and a half million Americans suffer hay fever yearly. Symptoms include sneezing itchy eyes and fatigue. Doctors advise allergy tests, pollen avoidance, and treatments such as antihistamines or pollen extraction shots when appropriate.
Mrs. Sadie Osterhout and Mrs. Mary Murdock hosted the Sublette County Artists Guild luncheon at the American Legion Hall on September 13. L. W. Sargent won first in a Biblical questions contest with Gordon Jewett second. prizes went to Mary Beott and honorary member Mrs McAllister. Literary pieces and paintings were shared by multiple members, with guests including Mrs. Charles Bayer and Mrs. E. J. Bing.
National Association president J Saxton Lloyd calls on dealers nationwide to offer free transportation to voters. By November thousands have already pledged, with posters and folders urging people to vote and to request a ride to the polls on election day.
LARAMIE an organizational meeting of all Wyoming Rambouillet breeders will be held at the Henning hotel in Casper on Monday evening, September 22 at 7 30 o clock. Breeders are urged to attend to organize a Wyoming Rambouillet breeders association with officers and directors elected and a constitution and by laws adopted at the meeting.
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