Watching Washington features at NATO’s 10th anniversary meeting
In Washington this week the NATO 10th anniversary event drew an honor guard and fifteen foreign ministers to the auditorium where the pact was signed. Veteran observers noted the high drama of power dynamics with the USSR as speakers praised NATO.
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Wyoming expects increased lumber production in 1959
Fox Park reports Wyoming's lumber industry will rise above 1958 with Jo Me Brandt noting a 300 million board foot Rocky Mountain harvest if weather cooperates. He cites mills expanding, new facilities, improved logging tech, and Western Pine Tree Farms growth boosting timberlands protection and erosion control. He adds selective harvesting releases more timber for growth and better access for fire protection and grazing.
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Speaking of Foods And Health by Mary C McAuley
An extension column debunks a health pill scare touting cures for fatigue and disease. It argues that disease largely stems from diet and soil, but claims about soil depletion, wonder foods, and harmful utensils are unfounded and misdirected.
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Woolgrowers Promote Wool Grading Program in Sublette County
Sublette County woolgrowers promote a wool grading program to improve regional fleece quality. Ken Faulkner and Larry Parker lead grading with ear tags by color. sheep are sorted by grade at shearing, with wool stored in separate sacks. The program funds a wool pool sold at Rock Springs. University of Wyoming and county agents support shrinkage testing and kilogram yield per sheep. Officers include Floyd Spencer as president and Wendell Grabie as vice president.
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Joe Hicks
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Dan Budd
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Ivan Srefty
Wendell Grable
Anese Wheee
Dresdersigh
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Wendell Grabie
Wayne Feltner
Ivan Sheffy
Orval Vemes
Alfred Anderson
Ed Finnegan
William Pape
Carl Arbighit
George Broflat
Post Offices Explain Business Reply Cards and Envelopes
Postmaster Nichols explains that business reply mail lets senders ship without prepaid postage if the recipient pays. Since 1928 merchants use these devices to advertise and collect payments, with returns incurring small extra charges. A permit from the local post office is required, free of charge, and many publishers and firms now rely on this system.
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Irrigation project details from LaBarge plan and local notices
The LaBarge irrigation scheme covers about 7970 acres with a 3 1/3 mile ditch starting above Jim Greenwood’s Muleshoe reach. 1955 estimates set operation and maintenance at $1.85 per acre yearly and a construction charge of $3.09 per acre annually. 46 percent of land is federal, 15 percent state, 41 percent private. Modest 160 acre limitation adjustments possible. USDA field party to survey Big Piney drainage. Also: bull auctions at Kemover with top price $750. Green River Valley Cutto men’s meeting May 9 in Pinedale. Deanne Fear highlighted for 4-H and community work. IFYE Shirley Woolington to speak May 8. open meeting May 6 with Norman Pape. Homemaker’s Achievement Day tickets available for May 9 in Pine Gate. pre-sell through April 30.
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United Vitamin Company sales kit offer
An advertisement promises a complete sales kit and a 30 day supply of vitamins and minerals. It urges readers to request the kit without sending money and provides a Chicago mailing address. The copy mentions permits, usage inquiries, and other matters related to the service.
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Security for Retired People
A fragmented ad promises extra income for retired friends seeking self support in old age. It mentions a program with fee and postpaid options. The Baltimore oriole is said to derive its name from the orange and black colors of Lord Baltimore's family.
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