Arbor Day Proclamation by Wyoming Governor 1930
Governor Frank C. Emerson proclaims April 28 1930 as Arbor Day and the week from April 28 to May 4 as Forest Week urging Wyoming schools and citizens to observe and plant trees. He stresses forest value for water, timber, landscape and outdoor recreation and calls for community programs and press involvement.
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Wyoming
Frank G
Emerson
State of
Cheyenne
Frank C. Emerson
State Hatcheries Supervisor Visited Here Last Friday
Caryl Lund, supervisor of State Fish Hatcheries, was here last Friday. He returned from a visit to the Daniel hatchery where he reported progress and a good batch of fish expected for distribution in local streams this spring and summer. He noted snow limited travel by sleigh from the Link West ranch, but was pleased with conditions in the Green River valley and was accompanied by his wife who praised the scenery.
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Caryl Lund
Mix. Lund
Daniel
Lund
Link West
Metor
Mr. Lund
Green River
Wyoming
Notice to unlicensed 1930 car owners in Sublette County
Automobile owners operating cars without 1930 license plates violate the law and will be arrested and dealt with according to law. Sheriff W. D. Holt of Sublette County issues the warning to enforce license payment.
Easter Sunday Service at Community Church
The Community Church calls for worship Sunday at 10 a.m. with a public communion service and Easter theme Man's Place in Nature. A Thankoffering benevolence collection will aid church benevolences.
Rock Springs Pastor Tops Fifty Census Enumerators
Rev. John RB. George the Rock Springs Baptist minister leads as dean of fifty census enumerators in Supervisor's District in Wyoming. His career spans thirty years across Sweetwater Lincoln Uinta Teton and Sublette counties. He recalls crossing a swollen stream to reach a lonely farm while conducting the Eden Valley district census, handling 180 questions for the farm and 30 for each of the five family members, then returning unharmed.
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John
George
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Big Sandy
Mr. George
Rocky Mountains
Daniel Doings and Local News in Daniel
Daniel happenings include Mr. Carl Lund and wife passing through on the way to the Daniel fish hatchery. Richard and Beulah Bey own a new Ford roadster. William Hunter delivered a Buick sedan to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Huston and family last Friday. Announcements greet the birth of a baby boy named Victor Dale. Rodrey Burke, highway maintainer, returned from Rock Springs. Boyd Kelly and family visited Rock Springs for a Ray picture. Boyd injured a foot but no bones broken. R. J. Templeton and Mrs. Richardson with son Austin visited. Lions club meeting in Kemmerer attended by several locals. L. W. Sargent and daughter Alice spent winter in Oklahoma. Mrs. Alice Pape visiting Daniel. Charles Albert arrived with his truck from Warren bridge. Citizens urged to clear rubbish as spring cleaning begins with a town wagon hired to assist curbside clearing by order of the Town Marshal.
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Boyd Kelly
Rock Springs
Boyd
Lions Club Meeting in Kemmerer Draws Local Attendees
Big Piney, Daniel and Pinedale residents joined the Kemmerer Lions Club meeting and banquet. L. Newton spoke on Wyoming undeveloped industries and Lincoln and Sublette counties prospects. Plans mention Green River project, highways, and a future Rock Springs gathering.
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Big Piney
Daniel
Pinedale
Lions Club
Kemmerer
Newton
Department, of Commerce and Industry
Wyoming
Lincoln
Sublette
Sweetwater
Yesteryear
P. W. Jenkins
Green River
Wyoming in Washington Wyoming in Washington
Wyoming residents and officials travel to Washington with visits to Congress and federal agencies. Dr W H Hassed briefs on maternity and infant legislation, while pensions won for Ida Denny and Edmund Landers. Tariff Act boosts Wyoming goods. lawmakers Warren Kendrick Sullivan Carter praised for state aid.
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W. H. Hassed
State of Wyoming
Washington
Hassed
Congressman Corier
Congress
Carter
Ida Denny
Basin
Edmund Landers
Greybull
Wyoming
Warren
Kendrick
Sullivan
University Men Seek Summer Ranch Jobs in Wyoming
Members of Wyoming’s Agricultural college at Laramie seek summer employment on ranches. Head of Animal Husbandry Fred S. Hultz says the eager students will be free from mid June to early September. They aim for good wages to fund their schooling and gain practical experience on the ranches.
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Agricultural College At
Laramie
Wyoming
Fred S. Hultz
U W Station Report Highlights Wyoming Experiment Work
The University of Wyoming Experiment Station issues its annual report covering 1924-30 activities. Highlights include Bulletin 164 on native barley yielding up to seven bushels per acre at 7200 feet, 7 bushels per acre average over eight years, new State Farm near Afton with 135 acres and Archer farm improvements including a septic tank and remodeled dairyman’s house. Federal funding of over eighty thousand dollars supports Hatch Adams and Purnell acts for agricultural and livestock research in Wyoming.
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University of Wyoming Experiment Station
J. A. Aull
Wyoming
Afton
Lincoln County
Archer
Washington
Icf
Hatch
Adams and Purnell
Prospects for Wyoming Rye and Wheat Encouraging
The 21 sowing season shows wheat and rye in Wyoming in good condition despite wind and dry weather in spring. Fall sowing had a fair start and winter conditions were average with some freezing thawing and wind damage in March. Reports indicate ample moisture and a light to moderate rain or snow would help. April 2 wheat condition was 90 percent of normal.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Casperating Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Livestock Shipments From Wyoming Reach 1929 Milestones
Wyoming livestock exports reached about 35 million dollars in 1929, with 8,346 cattle cars, 6,037 sheep double-deckers, 486 horses and 1,022 hog cars. Cattle shipments rose since 1926, while sheep and hogs showed steady gains and prices reflected strong market demand from the west coast and mid continent. Horses moved out as a costly byproduct, though feed costs cut net value, and winter weather supported good flesh with light losses.
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Wyoming
Jascar Beck
Big Piney
West Coast
Cabins to Shelter for Desert Hunters in Lonelier Weather
Rough WS hunters in the Red Desert face harsh blizzards while tending trap and poison lines. To aid them, four temporary cabins are authorized as stopover shelters, two near Wamsutter Rock Springs and two on the Little Colorado Desert.
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Wyoming
Red Desert
Washington
Wyoming District
Wamsutter
Rock Springs
Little Colorado Desert
Big Piney High School Bat Seniors Notes
Senior class notes mention Beulah Whitman returning from Salt Lake and praise for practice teaching by Twila Bellin Beulah Whitman Alice Jewett and Jennie Bird. The column covers make up work deadlines for Laramie trip students and various class updates including Latin Caesar English and Girls Physical Education. A junior note mentions Prom prep and exam relief after six weeks. sophomores discuss geometry and ancient history exams. freshmen recount an orange and lemon price joke heard in class.
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Twila Bellin
Beulah Whitman
Alice ‘Jewett
Jennie Bird
Town Caucus Notice and Tularemia Report Summary
A town caucus is set for April 23 at 8:00 PM at Town Hall to select mayoral and council candidates for the May 13, 1930 election. The Public Health Reports note a Tularemia case in Lincoln County, New Mexico, linked to a white laborer who disposed of a coyote carcass after an injury, with lab confirmation of the disease.
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Nolice—Fown
Geo. W. Hopkins, JR
Lincoln County
New Mexico
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Arbor
A M. Clare
Secretary
Carl Lund
W. D. Holt
Sublette County
Community Church Oe. A. C. Best
A.m
The
Daniel Fish Hatchery
Richard
Beulah Bey
William Hunter
J. H. Huston
Homer Payne
Thei Ranch
Delbert Bess
Victor Dale
Rodrey Burke
R. J. Templeton
Richardson
Austin
BE. D. Key
L. W. Sargent
D. A. Blackmon
Mr. Key
Alice Pape
Charles Albert
Warren Bridge
Kemmerer Lions Club
Lion Tamer
Lewis
Green River Valley
Ag 9
L. L. Newton
Department of Commerce & Industry
Joby L. Landtair
Erwin Rothwell
Buffalo
Virginia
Maryland
Rothwell
Mr. Rothwell
Vincent Carter
City
R. M Calloway
Thermopolis
Federal Fann Loan Board
T. H. Larom
Valley, Wyoming
L. D. Tanher
Reguar
Board of and
Tanner
Big-Piney High School
BAT
Salt Lake
Alma Ruth
Caesar
Alona
Ruth Stewart
Alice McGinniss
Joe Bird
Wilie
Kitty
Thesehild
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