American Legion Auxiliary News and Omaha Market Roundup
An April meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary featured ten members, reports of the Pan American program, charity drives, talent show reminisces, and plans for Easter breakfast and bingo events. Omaha market news shows mixed livestock trades with steady to higher hogs and cows, plus a Wyoming bid call for more than $60,000 in highway equipment and maintenance contracts.
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Auxiliary
Legion
Lois Pierce
Helen Fleishman
Mexico
Aux
Bobbie Pierce
Salt Lake Shriner's Hospital
Ed Carier
Farl Burke
Finneran Francis
James Fisher
Bob O'Neil
Bill Pudd
Rube Fox
Geneva Sherman
Billy Sherman
Cap Teeney Darced
Casey
Timon
Bill Carr
Joel Nelson
Billie Nebeker
LaVerne Wilkerson
Hee Siohn
Tom Peral
Bill Budd
Omaha Ond
Wyoming
W. B. Shickley
Cheyenne
Frank Coramer
Water right final proof notices listed by permit numbers
Notice to water appropriators indicates final proof of appropriation submitted for permits 19498 through 19559. Names include United States Forest Service and individuals such as William J McGinnis and Cornella L Fear, plus entities like Cross Land & Livestock Co. Superintendent Emil C Gradert signs the water division notice. The document records switch source details and reserve sources under the State Board of Land Commissioners authority.
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Ureurve Qource
United States of America Forest Service
William J McGinnis
Cornella L Fear
Ifton Fear
Kenneth Fear
State Boa of Land Commissioners
Bar Cross Land & Livestock Co
Local department seeks bids on fence posts and seed material
The department called for bids on 4.530 steel fence posts and 2.875 treated wooden posts. They will also purchase a carload of seed killer material if bids are deemed reasonable, according to Shickley.
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Shickley
Health for All Bursitis Explained and Exercises
An advisory on bursitis describes how painting can injure the shoulder and explains the condition. It covers causes, dangers of immobility, and a doctor recommended pendulum exercises to restore movement, noting recovery can be weeks with consistent activity.
Wyoming Only 26th In What It Pays Teachers
Wyoming ranks twenty sixth for teacher pay with an average salary of 9401 dollars for public school teachers. California leads at 5000, New York 4800, Washington 4370, Delaware 4377. officials urge higher salaries become a priority amid rising living costs.
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Wyoming
National Education Assoc
Wyoming School Study Council
Bureau of Educational Research and Service
University of Wyoming
California
New York
Washington State
The
Bureau and Council
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Tucker
Legion Hall
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Green River
Spring Creek
Fort Bridger
Wyomin
State Board of Control
Mercury
Witherspoon Motor Company
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Big Piney
la Barge Service
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