Big Piney Roundup Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Big Piney Roundup Association held its annual meeting in Big Piney on Tuesday afternoon with good attendance. Forest officials and Taylor Grazing officials offered advice on forest and Taylor Grazing Units. Joe Chrisman served as roundup foreman for the current season. Officers elected were William A. Hicks president CG. R. O'Neil vice president and James P. Mickelson secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
CG. R. O’neil
James P. Mickelson
County Spelling Contest Set for Pinedale
County Superintendent Rosale Hoeckett announces the annual spelling contest will be held in Pinedale at the school building on Saturday April 9 at 10 00 a m Schools from across the county compete in grades five through eight Pin awards go to the first five winners with ribbons for all winners in each grade The winning school receives a trophy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosale Hoeckett
Pinedale
Big Piney
Joanne Marin~ ci
Denver
New York Ciy
Hose
Sally Enda
Joanne Marincic
Joie Bradley
Sally Noble
Maxine Wilson
Wayne James
Alice Stacy
Jerome Decker
Bonnie Fox
Donnie Noble
Dean Luce
Wanda Borer
Jimmy Farmer
Dimed For Clawson's Annual Report To the Secretary of Interior
The 1949 fiscal year saw record cash receipts from Bureau of Land Management operations totaling 33,286,434, the highest in 67 years of records. Expenditures were 4,540,678, yielding 7.33 dollars returned for each dollar spent. Proceeds from mineral production were allocated to each state within its borders, with over 21 million dollars paid since 1914 to eighteen western Oregon counties from timber sales and land grants including Coos Bay Wagon Road lands.
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Bureau of Land Management
Bureau
Oregon
Coos Bay
Hieir
Robert Miler Moves Cattle To His Ranches Amid Fine Weather
Robert Miler has spent the past week relocating cattle to his ranches in the upper countryside. The spell of beautiful weather aids his steady work across the range.
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Robert. Miler
State convention of the V F W in Powell dates confirmed
Henry L. Feistner of Powell announces the 10th annual V F W convention in Powell on June 26 27 and 28 with a preconvention officers school June 24 25. James S. McDonald Pax No. 13 outlines plans for a busy program including sponsors Lyric Beggs Nations Womaninder Ray Kauaman and National Commander. Events include a morning registration band concert a public memorial service chuck wagon dinner dancing a torch parade a 500 plate banquet and a grand ball with speakers and entertainment. Sam G. Thornhill will preside. Leone Georgen will lead Sheridan Auxiliary meetings. Housing committee and Yellowstone Park tour offered.
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Henry L. Feistner
Powell
Wyo
Jane
Tvice
Hess
James S. McDonald
Womiminder
Ray Kauaman
Sheridan
Uy Ada
June Collier
Powell High Sandal
Ceciies
State Grand Seam Squirrel
Forrest McBain
Cheyenne
Sam G. Thornhill
Green River
V.fow
Leone Georgen
Yellowstone Park
PTA Meeting Set For Monday April First At High School
The regular monthly PTA meeting will be held at the high school building on Monday evening April 1 at 8 o clock. Election of officers will take place this time and good attendance is desired. Also notes Walter C. Yase of Midway visited Pinedale and Big Piney on Saturday as well as details on Mr Vose’s wife being in Kaysville to visit their daughter and Mr Cullimore’s trip to California for spring baseball with the Salt Lake Bees. The humming bird and the dragon dig are in the same speed range 5 to 60 miles an hour.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Walter C. Yase
Midway
Pinedale
Vose
Southwest School Diswich Board Meets on March 28 1949
The Southwest School Diswich Board of Trustees Sublette County held four special meetings attended by architect Mr Groves from Denver and contractor Mr Wickham also from Denver. They reviewed estimates for 1027 building types and discussed a project cost around 190,003. The board debated delaying to await lower costs.
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Southwest School Diswich
Sublette County
Mir. Groves
Denver
Wickham
Cor
Togo
T. Mant
Tees
No. 1 Rank to Gojiata Monday Values Decline
Livestock market reports Omaha No. 1 among major markets with 28 000 cattle calves hogs and sheep. Slaughter values fell despite heavy supply with fat lambs down up to 1.60 to 30.00 and hot prices sliding to lower brackets. Fat cattle ranged 20.00 to 23.00 with steadiness at 25c drops for better steers and cows unevenly lower. Beef bulls to 19.50, vealers 22.00 to 28.00, stockers and feeders soft. Continuous declines and a mix of steady to weak sales across classes noted.
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Omaha
Southwestern Wyoming Breeders Buy Top Peterson Sale Bull
Algor Larsen of Opal Wyoming buys Helmsman 4th at 5000 dollars at Ogden's Peterson Brothers Hereford Ranch sale. Larsen, a noted Southwestern Wyoming Hereford breeder, helps spotlight a developing registered herd.
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Wyoming
Peterson Brothers Hereford Ranch
Ogden
Algor Larsen
Opal
Wys
Peterson
Larsen
Southwetern
Southwestern Wyoming Hereford Association
Kemmerer
Helmsman
Wyoming Hereford Ranch
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Elects Two New Vice Presidents
U P announces executive vice president A J Seitz in New York City. Promotions at Omaha headquarters name W T Burns traffic vice president, J R MacAnally general freight traffic manager, and N B Marvin assistant freight traffic manager. Seitz career spans from 1914 to 194%. Burns joined after World War I in stores then freight traffic in 1926. MacAnally and Marvin joined in 1926 and 1925 respectively.
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A. J. Seitz
Union Pacific
New York City
Omaha
W. T. Burns
Mr. Seitz
J. R. MacAnally
Mr. Burns
N. B. Marvin
Taffic
Wyoming endorses Senate Bill 80 and Sacajawea monument plan
The Wyoming Historical Landmark Commission informs Senator Lester C. Hunt of a favorable endorsement for Senate Bill 80 and Senate Bill 86 proposing a Sacajawea monument with construction funding. Wyoming officials and business groups back the measure, aiming to honor Sacajawea near Fort Bridger. Also notes highway fatalities for week ending April 1949 and comparative figures.
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Wyoming Historical Landmark Commission
Lester C. Hunt
Congress
Hunt
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Sacajawea
Warren Richardson
Joseph S. Weppner
John ©. Thompson
Russell Thorp
Cheyenne
Senior student winner of citizenship Awad to be determined
On Monday morning April 11 at teachers meeting Bie Pines High School will name the senior pupil to be engraved on the Citizenship Plaque. Each teacher votes by marking ratings for eight citizenship characteristics with points for Excellent Good Fair and Poor. The student with the highest total will win the Citizenship Award.
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Bie Pines His
State Game and Fish officials to hold Big Piney meeting
State Game and Fish Department officials will visit Big Piney on Wednesday April 12 and hold a public meeting to discuss open and closed seasons for various game and fish species in the area. The time and place will be announced by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ores & Fish Department
Big Piney
Conmission Inter
Sublette County Red Cross Quota Raised in 1949 Drive
The Sublette county Red Cross quota of 1000 dollars was reached early this week, with 25 percent of funds sent to the national organization and 75 percent staying locally. The drive honored volunteers in Big Piney Pinedale Bandurite Livingston Halfway and others, listing division chairmen and assistants. Planned 1949 projects include blood type registration, first aid, home nursing, and swimming lessons.
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Red Cross
Sub Lette County
Paul N. Scherbel
Sublette County
Big Piney
Tharon Mickelson
C. ©. Howerton
Marie Farrell
Reta Carr
Re. Livingston
Corinne Johnson
Twely
Final Plans Set For Bull Show and Sale
The Southwest Wyoming Hereford Association outlines plans for its first annual Bull sale at the Diamondville Wool Warehouse south of Kemmerer on U S Highway 30. Sale starts at 1 40 PM with Iona Urvainske of Boeings Montana as auctioneer and national and regional farm press reps in attendance. Livestock judges include Tony Felthauer and Nels Dahlquist with Frank Wadsworth and J K Budd overseeing judging. consigners include Brush Creek Ranch Saratoga Red Hickey Robbidtson and others from Wyoming and Utah. Officers and management listed with Alden Adams as secretary and Moyle Anderson assisting.
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Kemmerer
Southwest Wyoming Hereford Association
Diamondvile
U. S. Highway 30
Iona Urvyainske
Boeings
Montana
E. P. White
Western Livestock and Record Stockman
Yom Kuzma
Howard Masoner In Salt Lake City For Business Week
Howard Masoner visits Salt Lake City this week to advance his business interests. He plans meetings with local partners and discusses potential expansion opportunities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Masoner
Salt Lake City
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Big Piney Roundup Association
Clawson
Secretary OF Interior
V.F.W
V.F. Memorial
Suns
Rey Branamen
VFW State Jr
Powell Fone
Coare
Gojaita
U. P
V.p.s
Citizenship
AWAD
Game & Fish Department
Suilette County
The
Associatio Ars
George Miller
Joe Mitchell
Bob Hickey
J. W. Myers
Weldon Diamond
Winfield Burton
Alden Adams
Lincoln County
Moyle Anderson
Uinta County
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