Commission approves Kemmerer project and Utah Power plan
Public Service Commission grants Utah Power and Light authority to build a 150000 kilowatt steam electric plant at Ellison Wyoming with a 42000 acre foot reservoir on the Ham’s Fork River. Construction to start this spring for completion in fall 1963. The plant to serve Utah and Wyoming and Lincoln Service Corporation for resale. Also authorizes Northern Utilities to issue 2.6 million in Notes to Home Life Insurance Co. and Lincoln National Insurance Co after agreement.
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Kemmerer Ceieyenne
Utah Bower and Light Co
Public Service Commission Authority
Elliol
Wyoming
Utah
Lincoln Service Corporation
Prentier
Itako
Hams Fork
Kemmerer
Som
Bieh
Hyanston
Ogden
Utah Company
Kemmerer Gov Company
Inelang Ic
Northern Utilities Co., of
Casper
Home Life Inurance Co
New York
Lincoln
National Insurance Co
Flo Wayne
Ind
PSG
Dwight Dahlman
Northern
Fave Insurance
4GENT TO PARTICIPATE IN STATE MEETING
About 100 home economists will spend the annual meeting of the Wyoming Home Economics Association at the University of Wyoming April 11 12. Highlight is a 50th anniversary celebration of the division of home economics with early graduates depicted. Speakers include Dyar Bonders Smardan Vandiver McKinstry Kohrs Scott and others. Help Crippled Children!
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Wyoming Home Economics
University of Wyoming
Division of Home Economics
Wyoming
Wilburt
Knight Cady
Laramie
Cass
Lucie Wright Beatty
Watsonville
Calif
Beatrice Wmarston
Tor Gay
Elizabeth Dyar
American Home Economics Association
Colorado State University
Drewe
Bonders
Laurence Smardan
University of Wyoming Division of
Home Economics
Charlotte Vandiver
Wyomng Dairy Council
Stella McKinstry
National Home Demonstration Agents Association
Allene Kohrs
Farm Guresu Women's Committee
Wisie Scott
Wyoming Home Demonstration Council
Marion Yaxe
Ida Lou Branvet
Lusk
Sue Stephens
Wheatlard
Irene Exnith
Cheyenne
Myrtle Bang
Torrington
Wyoming Game and Fish to Resume Radio Broadcasts
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will resume daily three minute radio broadcasts starting April 14. Seventeen state stations will carry the programs which run Mondays through Saturdays until mid December and cover department activities heating and firing and the states wildlife resources as stated by George W Reynolds chief of Information and Education Division.
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Wyoming Geme and Fish Department
Wiro
George W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Gurneys to Hold Open House for Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Walter Gurney announce an open house on Saturday May 3 1938 in observance of their 65th wedding anniversary Everyone is invited to attend. Tone Porcelli graduated March 28 to petty officer rank in the US Navy at San Diego California from Recruit Training.
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Tre Walter Gurneys
Walter Gurney
Tone Porcelli
San Diego
Calif
Antheny J. Porcells
USN
Big Peney
Navel Trainire Center
Calif Auprentice
Four VA tips to hasten death pension and compensation claims
Veterans survivors should attach physician death certificate if it lacks care of death. A widow must supply marriage record and any prior divorce or death certificates. If minor children exist, birth or baptismal records with both parents names are needed, or court adoption orders. Parents must show their relation with a certified birth or baptismal record containing both parents. VA offices provide more information on claims.
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Veterans Administration
Nonresident elk licenses selling fast in Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission clerk J. Jigcoletti reports 1700 licenses already applied for nonresident elk licenses with 25 to 30 applications daily. A decision on issuance will come at the April 14 to 17 commission session in Cheyenne. Local hunters and outfitters are urged to apply immediately as demand remains high. The $100 license covers combinations for elk and other game during open seasons. Also note: Freshman class sponsors a Saturday dance at Piney H.8 School.
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S J. Jigcoletti
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Jidcolettii
Commission
Cheyenne
Jincgletti
America’s Forestry Report Released By Forest Service
The U S Department of Agriculture released Timber Resources for America’s Future on March 30 1958 announced by Regional Forester Boyd Iverson. The report notes 73 percent of land privately owned and stresses better management to boost owner income and national timber supply amid a growing population and future demand. It highlights advances in fire protection, insect and disease control, reforestation, and utilization while cautioning against lumber surpluses and reliance on domestic growth.
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America
United States Department of Aerievialle
Boyd Iverson
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra ‘Taft Benson
Hendreds
Forest Service
Iaa
U.S
United States
Iverson
Wocken
Wyoming Adopts Boating and Litterbug Laws for State
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reminds sportmen boaters and picnickers of new laws requiring life jackets for all boat occupants and prohibiting disposal of garbage and debris along highways and roads. The litterbug rule bans dumping trash and waste near road rights of way to protect people, animals, and property.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Wool Program deadlines for Ying applications 1957
Wool producers are warned that April 30 1958 is the deadline for Ying applications under the 1957 Wool Program. The notice covers shorn wool and unshorn lambs for the period April 1 1957 to March 31 1958. See your local County ASC Office. Robert M Baulter County Office Manager.
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ASC
Suelette
ASD
Robert M Baulter
Regional Forester Iverson Details Forest Management Plan
Regional Forester Iverson described a collaboration among the Department of Agriculture, farm forest owners and small forest owners to hold fall meetings. The aim is improved forest management across four million acres, with new nurseries and timber access roads expanding forest development and utilization for America’s future needs.
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Iverson
Department of Agriculure
Forest Service
America
Rendezvous of Free Trappers Ends in Hard Realities
Jim Doane and Pressley Cox head into the Rendezvous with beaver pelts and plans for a freer life. They face sharp buyers, mounting debts, and fading markets as big outfits squeeze out free trappers. Sublette offers a farming path, Doane chooses home, marries, and later rises in Sublette’s bank in St. Louis.
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Jim Doane
Pressley Gox
Missouri
Humdrum
Doane
Cox
Harry Greenbure
Pano
St. Louis
Deane
Gox
Regan
Willam Sublette
Rocks Mountain Par Company
Bill Sublette
Doune
William Sublette
Sub'ette
Subette
St Lews
Bt Donuts
Cottage Hotel Changes Hands in Town Real Estate Transfer
Mr and Mrs A A Therapson sell Cottage Hotel to Mr and Mrs Robert Garris who will run the hostelry and add a small trailer court at the rear. Improvements planned to building and grounds. The Thompsons move to Big Piney.
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A. A Therapson
Robert Garris
Thompsons
Big Piney
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Veterans’ News
Bue Piney H. 8
Attention Wool Producers
Milward L. Simpson
American Legion
S. J. Madina
The
American Legion and Child Welfare
Alaska
Hanwall
Myra Cooley
Pinedale, Wyo
Cottage Hotel
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