Office schedule notes and Bentonite trial in Big Piney
In a weekly update Carl and Stella outline office hours with Stella in the office most mornings and Monday full day. They discuss mail routines, Big Piney trips, and a Bentonite lining trial led by T Floyd Bousman, plus a seed pool bid process and contact Danny Fouher. 4 H judging results show Jimmie Rogers top on the Boulder, Barry, Anderson team. Stella comments on living costs and nutrition trends with USDA data and a dessert idea, plus a leader meeting set for April for salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Stella
Ava Rule
Harry Warraner
Eula
Ste
Mitul
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Tey
Big Piney
Danny Fouher
Tebt
As It Looks From Here Report on 1958 Highway Act and Forest Highways
The record covers remarks on the 1958 Highway Act authorizing $400 million for Federal aid roads and $200 million for interstate highways, plus a $30 to $35 million forest highway increase. Wyoming voices support lowering marketing costs, stockpile reimbursement, and invites for state groups on hunting regulations. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission will meet April 14-17 to set 1958 hunting rules with invited stakeholder input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auansfel
Alger Weseemn Gellatas
Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Cheyenas
Webibeby
Trate
Wyoming Highway Department
Bounuy
Liesy
Mainy
Ane
Rock Springs Woman Elected Commander at Legion District Meeting
Hannah J. Yahner of Rock Springs was elected District Commander of The American Legion District No 1 at the Kemmerer convention. Harold J. Raybourn of Evanston was elected District Vice Commander. Ceremony dates set for June in Riverton, with delegates named for the national convention in Chicago. Approximately 140 Legion and Auxiliary members attended. banquet honored Department Commander John Sheme and Department President Mrs J M RM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah J. Yahner
Rock Springs
American Legon
Kemmerer
Harold J. Raybourn
Evanston
Yahner
Raybourn
Legion’s Department
Riverton
Keith E. Parkyn
Kenimerer
Chicago
Amrican Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Dimond
Cokeville
Tarret
Ernest A. Dehlgast
Fort Bridger
Legion
Barry Lovath
Piredale
4-H leaders in Sublette county visit planned for April first weekend
Calvert R R Dodec assistant 4-H Club Leader to visit 4-H leaders in Sublette County on Friday and Saturday April 4th and 5th. Friday afternoon he will meet with the county L H committee and discuss IFYE procedures. Saturday afternoon junior leaders and leaders from clubs across the county will meet with Mr Dodge at the Danel. The meeting will cover use of junior leaders and the public speaking center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert RR
Dodec
Sublette
Dade
IFYE
Dodge Saturdas
Danel
Pinedale Pioneer 1-Ff
Gay Unyden
Wyoming to issue 1958 hunting and fishing licenses
J. Jigcoletti, Chief Clerk of the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission, announced that all licenses are available except two-deer licenses. The two-deer licenses will not be printed until hunting regulations are completed. The 1957 remaining licenses expired December 21. The notice notes resident combination elk bear bird licenses as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Jigcoletti
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Jiacoletti
Wyoming landowners urged to aid hunting and fishing
Commissioner A F C Greene urged landowners and sportsmen to foster a congenial relationship to expand open land for hunting and fishing in Wyoming. He stressed securing landowner permission, treating property with care, and balancing wildlife needs with private property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioner A. F. C. Greene
Ilea
Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish
Greene
Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raveg
Tfaoyd Bousman
G. G Fellner
Jimmie Rogers
Boulder
Barry
Anderson
Mala Koch
Kathy Mathisen
Bil Koch
Idonna Martin
Don Rogers
Department of Agriculture
Liamung
Mary Medley
Wainy
United States
Jou
Elf
Canada
Mexico
New Zealand
Frank Barrett
American Legion
Pure Gas Service
Purega
Pinedale
Delgado Service
State Game and Fish Commis
Federal Land Bank
Betty C, Baehr
National Farm Loan Assn
Kemmerer, Wyo
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