Big Piney Town Council Minutes 1960
The Big Piney Wyoming Town Council held its regular meeting on September 5 1960 at 8 15 PM led by Mayor Cornelia L Fear with Councilmen Levens Gurney and Davis present Absent Marie Farrell Minutes of August approved and current bills paid totaling 1070 07 including charges for marshal and night marshal salaries meals gas and utilities and clerical services The meeting adjourned with no further business Town Clerk Rachel A Scherbel and Mayor Cornelia L Fear signed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Wyoming
Cornelia L. Fear
John Richard Levens
Marshall B. Gurney
Charles Davis
Marie Farrell
Sievins
Graney
Guy Miner Carr
Orville A. Wilkersin
Ar Buenel
A. Senerbel
Erickson
State Bank of Exg Piney Bend
Marshat
Ga1on Service Corporation
Pomoroke
Bie Piney Mercantile Company
Delgece Service
Yeursing
Gurney Hardware & Lumber
Wyomung Telephone Company, Inc
Big Piney Garage
Floriculture Topics Award Winners At County Fair
A fragmented list shows blue ribbons and entries across crafts crops and gardens. Notable names include Betty Thomas Mrs Dann Fosher and Mrs Margaret Ball among others with items such as hay vegetables and herbs.
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Betty Thomas
Ray Sell
Rose Olliviey
Meadow Fox'ail
Ted Major
Eleanor Bcok
Dann
Dann Fosher
Carl Doarr
Mildred Johnson
Margaret Ball
Letter to the Editor from 18 year old student seeks pen pals
A correspondent from Race Course Gardens Peshawar Sept 8 1960 writes to Editor Geo W Hopkins Jr asking for pen pals in Wyoming Big Piney and detailed schooling and career plans. He mentions studying in high school and hopes to exchange letters with peers of his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Race Course Gardens
Peshawar
West Pakistan
Geo
W. Hopkins, Jr
Examiner
Big Piney
Wyoming
Hopkins
Green River Valley
Campfire and cigarette dangers urged for fall outdoor season
Bruce Palmer of Wyoming Motor Club urges campers and backpackers to be extra careful with cigarettes matches and campfires as leaves dry. He warns of forest fires destroying trees soil and property and stresses neat, supervised camp use to prevent further damage and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Palmer
Wyoming Motor Clio
Lees
Palmer
Wien
Aes
Wanted A Man For Commission Based Local Work
A historical employment notice seeks a man aged 25 to 40 with a high school education for eight hours daily work and a guaranteed minimum salary of 420 dollars a month plus commission. Married applicants with good background are preferred. Apply to Manager, PO Box 1524, Etlings, Mont. Include name, address, phone, and age for an interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plis Commission
Betaween
Antic
Etilings
Mont
Wyoming Faces Huge Spend to Improve Highways
A 15 month study by the Automotive Safety Foundation urges Wyoming to invest about 593 million dollars over the next 20 years to upgrade state highways, county roads, and urban streets. An additional 97 million is planned for modernization of county systems and municipal streets, excluding maintenance. The report calls for reclassifying highways, updating land acquisition procedures, and strengthening administrative controls to ensure orderly development.
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Wyoming
Automotive Safety Fountain
Washington, D.C
ASF
Wyonne
J. J. Hickey
State Highway Commission
U.S Bureau of Public Roads
Automotive Safety Foundation
C. E Fritts
J. P. Bucktry
S. F. Coffman
ASF i
AEP
Apna
Fults
Highway Department
Timon Walther
Division of Business and Economic Research
University of Wyoming
The
Help Wanted Full Time Route Work in Freeport
Help wanted to fill full time route positions in Freeport Illinois. McNess Co seeks either man or woman for part of orders paying $2.50 per hour or more. Write McNess Co 120 East Clark & J for details.
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McNess CO
E. Clark &J
Freeport, Ill
Range RIT and Insecticide Plans for Cattle Disease
Ranchers including Bob Miller Lester Pape Mike Steele and Bill Bloom discuss an area control program to curb heel flies and cattle grubs in Sublette County. They plan to mail ranchers about Co-Ral Rid-Hzy and other systemic insecticides as market offerings grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Miller
Lester Pape
Mike Steele
Bill Bloom
Sublette County
High Quality Coin Dispenser Refilling Opportunity
Refilling and collecting money from coin operated dispensers in the area. No selling. To qualify you must have a car references and $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can not up be $400 monthly. More full time.
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Big Piney, Wyoming
Rachel A. Scherbe
Congress
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Wyo
State Republican Central
John 5. Wold
Ross Meeks
Opal Mercantile Co
Opal, Wyo
Andy
BY Carl
Lois Koch
Stella
Lois
HH Club
Big Pinsy
Hoememakers
County Ten
Travelogiia
Gizey High School
Carl
Wesern
Robert Campbell
Willan Sublette
Fort William
American Fur Company
American Fur
Fort John
Fort Laramie
Laramie
United States Brewers Foundation
Utah
United States Brewers Foundation, Inc
Baron Saint
Nixon Lodge
Thomson Harrison
Republican State Central Committee
John Wold
Casper
P.O. Box
Boise
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