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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1946

Page

5

Wyoming Oil Boom Shapes State History

Wyoming evolved as a major oil and gas hub from the late 19th century, with early discoveries near Casper and the Shamdon Field in Fremon. Salt Creek emerged as a world leading light oil field, fueling a refinery in Casper by the 1890s and a boom that produced tens of millions of barrels by 1949, driving employment and wealth across the state despite fluctuations in direct labor, trucking, drayage, and related services.

Wyoming Casper Shamnon Fremon Salt Creek Fleds Mcudine Lamps of America Salt Crees Pe Sons

GOP CANDIDATES TO BE HERE SATURDAY SEPT 21

A rally and meet and greet with National and State Republican candidates will take place Saturday September 21 to discuss the general election on November 5. Attendees will include Harry Henderson United States Senator Frank A Barrett Representative in Congress Earl Wright Governor A G Grane Secretary of State Doc Rogers State Treasurer E T Copenhaver State Auditor Edna Stoll Superintendent of Public Instruction

Fmey Pinedale Poubbe Harry Henderson United States Frank A Barrett Congress Earl Wight A G Grane Sec’y Doc Rogers E T Copenlhaver Edna Stoll

Moderate Drouth Won't Affect Set of Potato Tubers

Wyoming experiment station reports varying irrigation intensities do not change the number of potato tubers set if soil moisture remains. Tubers formed largely independent of moisture, though yield may vary with drier or wetter conditions. John F. Cykler led the study in Laramie.

Laramie Wye Wyoming John F. Cykler Cykler

Sublette 4-H Fur Fair and Mountain Peak Naming Contest

Sublette County 4-H Fur Fair set for September 28 1946 in Pinedale with exhibits due by 10 am and records updated. Also 4-H members urged to name a Wyoming mountain peak near Dubois in the Wind River Range and north of Gannett Peak, with submission by December 31 1946 and no prize beyond honor.

Budd Bunch Sublette County Pinedale Tas Mountain Peak Wyomng Wyoming Gannett Peak Dubois Wind Rover Range Fremont Sublette

Nation's Top Boy Craftsmen Named in Guild Winners

Five winners from the 1946 Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild competition pose with General Motors president C E Wilson. Roger H Oetting 14 of Detroit wins a 5000 scholarship for his Napoleonic coach, Leo C Peiffer 17 of Cedar Rapids wins 9000 for his coach, Vincent J Rauth 19 of York Nebraska wins 4000 for his model car, Robert J Hartheb Jr 16 of Allentown ties with Virgil Max Eamer Jr 3 for junior honors, each receiving scholarships.

Nape Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild C E Wilson General Motors Roger H Oetting Detroit Wilson Leo. C Peiffer Cedar Rapids Vincent J. Rauth York Neb Robert J Hartheb, Jr Allentown Virgil Max Eamer, Jr South Bend Ind

Embargo Proposed on Exports to Aid U S Reconversion

Senator E W Robertson urged an immediate embargo on shipping materials and other critical items abroad to support the U S reconversion program. He cited West Coast inspections and OPA rules, noting higher domestic production but widespread black market access, and warned exports fuel price leakage to foreign markets.

E WV Robertson United States Chamber of Commerce Robertson United Sites Canada Mexca OPA West Coast

Barrett Lashes At American Policy

Rep. Frank Barrett of Lusk argues the administration mishandles foreign policy by increasing Yugoslav aid after American planes and pilots were shot down. He calls for a Republican House to restore U S respect abroad and question New Deal dependencies.

Frank Barrett Lusk House of Representatives State Department Yugoslavia J Barrett New Deal Contel

Orthopedic Conferences for Crippled Children Planned

Orthopedic conferences for examination of crippled children from birth to twenty one are planned in Kemmerer on October 4 and Rock Springs on October 5. Eligible children must be invited or referred by physicians through the State Board of Health, with examination forms available on request.

Wyomme Garbon County Montana Sheridan Billings Department of Agriculture Kemmerer Church Gordon Whiston Rock Springs Wyoming General Hospital Gordon Winston State Board of Health Wyomins State Board of Health

Editor J T Booth of Evanston Press Dies

Evanston Wyoming editor and owner Joseph T Booth died at home after a heart ailment. He led the Wyoming Press Evanston weekly since 1908, born May 18 1880 in Coalville Utah, came to Evanston in 1905, married Edna Peterson in 1908, survived by wife, active in Presbyterian church and Masonic lodge. Funeral set for Thursday afternoon at Bryan mortuary Evanston.

Evanston Wyo Joseph T Booth Wyoming Press Booth Hoy Cross Salk Lake City Coalville Utah News-Register J A Allard Press Jme Mies Edna Peterson Hum Booth A Gisit Holy Gross Hospital

Raymond W Miller to Speak at Wyoming Veisity Program

Raymond W Muller, winner of the 1945 American Council of Public Relations award, will speak at the Cooperative One program in Laramie on October 7. Muller, noted for advancing educational and scientific public relations, is president and general counsel for the American Institute of Cooperation in Philadelphia.

Raymond W Miller Wyoming Voler Laramie Raymond W Muller American Council of Public Relations Cne Muller American Institute of Cooperation Phila~delpina

University of Wyoming urges pre-registrants to secure housing

In Wyoming, about 3155 students reached pre-registration this week and the university asks students not to arrive without paying a $10 pre-registration deposit and securing housing. The university opens Sept 24 and hundreds have paid the deposit but have not arranged living facilities. Funds are being allocated daily to students who registered after the university had closed.

Laramie University of Wyoming Universty

Benefit Dance and Supper at Community Hall

Plan to attend a benefit dance and chicken supper on Saturday September 21. Supper served from to 4 PM in the school lunch room. Dance held at the Community hall. Nylons hunting dog and other items will be auctioned at the event.

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GOP Office of Price Adminnistration Bres MP McGicn Cheyenne Eittie Wydmung Anderson Chicago Denver Brush Wyoming Union Wyoming Union Building Sen J. T. Booth Evanston Press UNI
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