Recruitment Days at UW Laramie for Wyoming students
More than 100 Wyoming high school students are expected to join the 1964 Wyoming Farm Bureau Wyoming University Recruitment Days in Laramie on May 7 and 8. The program, sponsored by the Farm Bureau and UW College of Agriculture, aims to familiarize students with the university and its agriculture and home economics departments.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Farm Bureau-Wyoming
Laramie
Bob Engen
Farm Bureau Organization
State Farm Bureau
Wyoming Farm Bureau
SPECIAL DOG NOTICE IN TOWN LIMITS
Special notice to all dog owners: any dogs found in fields with cattle inside town limits will be destroyed on sight without further notice. Take care of your pets and keep them in.
Weekday School Lunch Menu Fragments
April 13 17 shows menu items including pork gravy on rice tossed salad apple belly bread and butter sand aluk with days Monday Thursday and Friday fragmentary but indicating a school meal program.
Hay contract failure at Ft Caspar in 1866
Lt G. Carpenter reports to Omaha on October 29 1866 that hay contractor Daniel Simpson failed to deliver 400 tons of hay under the August 29 1866 contract to Bvt Brig Gen G B Dardly AQM at Ft Caspar, hindering winter provisions for livestock.
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G. 5. Carpenter
Ft. Caspar
Wn. Myars
Omaha
Daniel Simpson
G. B. Dardly A.Q.M
Wyoming Farm Bureau Insurance Funds Support UW Rodeo
Wyoming Farm Bureau Insurance Services donate again to the UW college rodeo to aid purchase of an all around cowgirl saddle or trophies for Sony event.
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Wyoming Farm Bureau Insurance Services
UW College
Sony
Principal partners with labor agencies on minor work permits
W. E. Palannik, HS Principal, says he is cooperating with the Department of Labor and Statistics and the Child Labor Commission to improve compliance with child labor rules. Employers must file a Work Permit for each minor 14 to 16 and Certificate of Age for ages 16 to 29. forms are issued by the high school for Big Piney participants. Agricultural or pastoral work exemptions apply. violations carry fines up to 1000 dollars and up to one year in jail. Public cooperation is requested.
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W. E. Palannik
Itt
Department of Labor and Statistics
Child Labor Commission
IRS warns on unidentified checks and suspense accounts
District Director Paul A. Schuster says unidentified payments are placed in a suspense account and require time to apply. Taxpayers should attach the bill or notice to payments or include name address social security number and tax year or period to ensure correct credit.
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Internal Revenue Service
Paul A. Schuster
Internal Revenue
Schuster
Hay Supply Delays and High Costs in 1866-67 Frontier Post
A dated dispatch details attempts to secure hay for soldiers, noting Simpson's late arrival and failed cut, rising costs to 90 dollars per ton, 80 tons bought October 26 at 40 per ton, hauling costs totaling 4000 dollars, and delays due to weather and contract issues with Col. J. B. Howard at Denver informed of delivery failures of 200 tons.
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Mr. Simpson
Simpson
Bvt. Gol. G.be. Dandy
Col
Dandy
J. B. Howard
Denver
State Board of Education Concludes March Meeting
The Wyoming State Board of Education wrapped a three day session in late March. They discussed potential certificate revocations for teachers breaching contracts, civil defense course credits, and one require ment for renewal credit toward recertification. They plan to grant one semester hour toward certification for completing the 15 hour Civil Defense Adult Education Course. The board praised several education bodies and officials for their service and will act on proposals at a future meeting.
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State Board of Education
US Office of Education
Wyoming State Department of Education
Wyoming
Wyoming Education Association
The
Teacher Education and Professional Standards Commission
University of Wyoming
Stale Department of Education
Varous Classroom
R. C. Schafer
Wyoming High School Achwus Association
Robert Skirmer
Sheridan
Vernon Delgado
Finedale
Harry Hays
Riverton
Maude Long
Gasper
Harry Roberts
Kaycee
Mary Rogers
Cheyenne
Cecil M. Shaw
Fishing season extended on Palisades Reservoir
The Wyoming portion of Palisades Reservoir in the northwest corner of Wyoming was granted an extra two months to the fishing season by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission. State Fish Warden Fred R. Beal announced the change.
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Wyoming
Palisades Reservoir
Uneslaw
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Fred R. Beal
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