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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
3
The article lists updates in grubs and lice control including Dow Rule 25H dilutions, new pour on products Rutene 8R and Neguron with specified dosages, and unchanged dipping vat cobalt recommendations. It covers tax credits for investment in machinery and structures, and explains how to calculate vat capacity, plus notes on food exchange lists and jam making tips.
Republican candidate Stan Hathaway spoke at Big Piney denouncing the Democratic party and urging a Republican victory in November to secure rural Wyoming voice in the legislature. He argued the party’s policies raise prices, hurt farmers, and that voters must decide on issues such as right to work and state wide referendums. Hathaway pledged collaboration with local groups on water and land conservation and broader economic development for Wyoming.
Senator Fargen said the proposed termination of the VOR navigation aid at Big Piney Airport has been postponed to fiscal year 1967 after FAA agreed to study the facility further. Simpson noted Wyoming readers and the public interest in retaining the VOR, with FFA responsiveness to local urging. The passage also includes unrelated text on food exchange calculations.
A Subletty County Republican group hosted a large barbecue at the fair grounds last Sunday honoring candidates. About 400 attendees heard speeches from Governor Clifford P. Hansen and others including William Henry Harrison Stan Hathaway Everett T. Copeth K. H. Roberts Minnie Mushelk Donald W. Jones Gordon Mickelson and local state office hopefuls. Meat was supplied by Joe Budd and the crowd reacted with strong enthusiasm.
Republican congressman William Emnry Harrison addressed about 500 at the Sublette County Fairgrounds Sunday urging immediate repayment of France’s war debts and ending aid. He linked high living costs to federal spending, inflation, and high interest rates, blasting Great Society programs and Viet Nam policy while defending wage-earner concerns.
Obituary and service notice for Wm J Alexander Floyd Mille son of Corn Services detailing his birth in 1880 in Bonham South Dakota, marriage in 1909 to Ora Elsie Yarger, homesteading in New York and ranching in Wyoming, with survivors including eight children 26 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Also notes Floyd Mille son’s Texaco retirement after 25 years at LaBarge to Rexburg Idaho with three children and five grandchildren. Includes Illinois cattle feeders visit Pine Dale county summary.
The speaker argued that the decision to win the war has become more costly in money and American lives. He urged stepped up bombing of North Vietnamese military targets and a blockade of Haiphong to halt the shipment of military supplies to the enemy.
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