Grand Teton National Park to See $150000 Lodge Development
Prominent business leaders plan a multi month investment of about $150000 to develop first class hotel lodge and camp facilities in Grand Teton National Park. Moran Wyoming will serve as operations hub with a modernized town, expanded transport and new tourist cabins and campsites at Jenny Lake. The Teton Investment Co directs the plan with Moran as base and M F Daim as general manager guiding park cooperation with federal trails and wilderness designations. Government funds are earmarked for park trail construction and roads to connect with Yellowstone and regional highways.
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Salt Late Tribune
Intermountain
Grand Teton National Park
Jackson Hole Country
America
The
Teton Investment Company
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Investment Co
J. H. Reyburm
Imer Pell
Lincoln G. Kelly
D. Cunningham
W. W. Armstrong
G. G. Wright
Wm. Monay
Teton Lodge
Moran
United States
Ima
Jenny Lake
Teton Moon
Jackson Lake
National Park Service
Jackson Hole
M. F. Daun
M. F. Daim
Daun
Yellowstone National Park
National Park
Park
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming Livestock Condition Improves in February Report
The Wyoming Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes ideal February weather boosted range conditions across northeast east and southeast. Statewide March 1 condition reached 90 percent of normal for cattle and 90 percent for sheep with ranges feeding tight yet hay supplies ample as farmers plan for spring feeding and ongoing stock gains.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Local residents report a busy weekend in town
Daniel Doings My Clyde Robbins of Metna was in town Friday. Fred Bolinger came from Thames Sawmill. Court Johnson stopped Friday night then left on the south stage Saturday. George Booker visited Saturday and Sunday and headed to Bondurant to see his brother Noah. The Meyers and Kellys drove to Kemmerer Saturday. Blackmon and son Dean joined dinner with Jewetts Sunday. Blackmon returned Tuesday morning. Homer and Bernie Payne attended a Fastern Star dance in Pinedale Saturday night. Mack V Smith and son visited Wertz Thursday. Conwell returned after winter in Laramie. Mrs Huston and Hayden returned Tuesday from a two week visit in Iowa.
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Mr. Court Johnson
George Booker
Bondurant
Noah Booker
D. A. Blackmon
Dean
C. G. Jewett
Mr. Blackmon
Homer Payne
Bernie Payne
Fastern
Pinedale
Apostle of Americanism celebrates Jefferson birthday
The nation-wide celebration on April 18 honors Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration and America’s third president. An illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson argues the title “Apostille of Americanism” fits him, noting his deep influence on American history and political philosophy.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
The
Examiner
Elmo Scott Watson
State Highway Programs and Expansions for 1930
Wyoming state officials report 1929 road expenditures totaling 1 054 024.00, Sheridan highest county spend, Teton lowest. Federal Aid adds 122 mile Douglas to Gillette route with others, total cap 3 242 miles. New Forest Highway extension Centennial to Brooklyn Lake across Medicine Bow. Bids to oil 2 million gallons to start June 20 with 119 miles across several counties.
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State Examiner
Sheridan County
Teton County
Secretary of Agriculture
Wyoming
Douglas
Gillette
Thermopolis
Meeteese
Gody
Farson
Lander
Kemmerer
Shvanston
Newcastle
Wyoming-South Dakota
Custer South Dakota
Sundance
Four Corners
Rawlins
Baggs
Forest Highway System of
Brooklyn Lake
Medicine Bow National Forests
Centennial
Forest Highway System
State Highway Department
Gold mine near Silver Lake fuels California visit
Jones Lindly returns from Silver Lake California reporting an A-ll gold mine operated by L Z Bess and John Herrod with ore assays from 7 to 700 dollars per ton. Bess plans to return May 1 and Bob Childers installs a Dempster water well rig to drill new wells in town and surrounding areas.
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Jones Lindly
Silver Lake
Cali
L. Z. Bess
John Herrod
Mr. Lindly
Hoys
Bob Childers
Dempster
Census Enumerators Begin 1930 Sublette County Count
The 1930 Decennial Census starts in Sublette County on April 2 with 125 000 enumerators. Lee E Cooper Julian Clark Clyde Glasgow and William R Malonek will survey all sections gathering data on population agriculture unemployment and irrigation. Supervisor Lester G Baker notes a preliminary population count after Big Piney is completed and William E Baehr joins the office to oversee irrigation across five counties. Percy Leroux and W S Nichels traveled to Kemmerer on business Wednesday afternoon.
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Sublet
Macrhing
Uncle Sant
Sublette County
Lee E. Cooper
Julian €. Clark
Clyde L. Glasglow
William R. Malonek
Rock Springs
William E. Baebr
Sublette
Baehr
Lester G. Baker
Report of Condition 183 187 36 116 27
Bank report from Sublette County Wyoming shows assets and deposits with figures for capital stock surplus undivided profits and current expenses. It lists demand deposits savings and time deposits, and certifies the statement as true by cashier Albert Larson with notary stamp dated April 1, 1930.
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State OF
Wyoming
County of Sublette
Albert Larson
Geo. A. Mofpat
Community Church Sets Next Sunday Services
Minister Rev A C Best leads public worship and church school next Sunday. The sermon title is The New Cure. Services occur morning and evening at the Community Church with affirming church programs.
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Rev
A. C. Best
Big Piney High School Bat Senior Class Notes
Senior notes from Big Piney High School describe return of students from Laramie, playwriting efforts, literature readings including The Tempest and She Stoops to Conquer, and spring fever. Juniors, sophomores, and freshmen share tournament trips, exams, and classroom updates with light humor and school events.
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Laramie
Ms. Daniels
Fedrizzi Recovering After Silver Plate Surgery At UW
From Laramie word states Mario Fedrizzi former Rock SpringsHigh School star and University of Wyoming student is recovering well after an operation to repair a badly broken collar bone with four silver plates. Also reported a small fire at the local telephone office caused by chimney sparks but quickly contained with minimal damage. George Johnston crossed Green River on the east side and his horse fell through the ice. both were soaked and he plans to avoid town until bridges are repaired.
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Rock Springs Rocks
Laramie
Mario Fedrizz
Rock Springs
University of Wyoming
Fedrizzi
George Johnston
Oscar Johnston
Green River
Johnston
Wyoming High School Week crowns Wheatland again
More than 750 Wyoming high school students visited the State University for the 28th Annual High School Week. Wheatland won Class A in a tight tournament, Lyman topped Class C, and Lingle took Class B with Green River as runner up. Academics featured Basin winners in debate and multiple contests across fifteen towns. Miss Lilley Young led the academics with strong assistant Flore Krueger.
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Wyoming
Chass
Lingle
Green River
Glenrock
Lyman
Uinta County
Wheatland
Lymen
Cokeville
Manderson
University of Wyoming
Wih
Basin
Marguerite Foley
Margaret Ann Brome
Buffalo
Sheridan
Douglas
Mary Olson
Evanston
Dixie Lam
Melvin Smith
Cheyenne
Betty Trowe
Casper
Mary Carbona
Alfred Mohler
Thermopolis
Reeding
Dorothy Dearmin
Barbara Burgoon
Kemmerer
Eugene Olson
Pine Bluffs
Gillette
Virgil Fortin
Helen Tarver
Allie Meecham
Rock Springs
Clara Buschow
Lilley “Young
Flore Krueger
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Daniel
Clyde Robbins
Metna
Fred Bolinger
Thames
John C. Meyers
Boyd Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Mack V. Smith and Son
John D. Wertz
Mr. P. W. Conwell
Town
Joseph Huston
Hayden
Lowa
Apostle OF
Percy Leroux
Nichels
the State Bank of
Big Piney
U. S
Bankers and Trust Companies
Frank D. Ball
A. Pear
Mt & P.m
BIG Piney High School
BAT
Twila
Berlin
Causdy
Gootus
Mhid
Schack
Mauikey
Mavikey
Cora Davison
Lorinda McWilliams
Fedrezzi
Glass A
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