Track prospects for Wyoming and nearby squads teased
The piece lists returning athletes and hopefuls for the spring track season. Scott, Thatcher, Kidd, Turner, Eastman, McNiff, Huffman and Barker are noted for sprinting, distance, relay, weights, pole vault, and broad jump roles. Wisconsin and Iowa names appear, predicting points and potential late peaks.
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Scott
Thatcher
Wyoming
Douglas Boy
Kidd
Casper
John Turner
Iowa
Larry Eastman
Eastman
Boulder
Barker
McNiff
Huffman
Nebraska
U W Track Squad Ready for Season Meets
The University of Wisconsin track team prepares for the season opener this Saturday under Coach McLaren. Early prospects are uncertain as athletes train to gauge strength and potential for the spring campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. W
McLaren
Thoroughness Motto Drives County Census Effort
Supervisor Lester G. Baker of District No. 4 Wyoming leads a 60 person team in the 15th Decennial Census canvass across Sweetwater Lincoln Uinta Teton and Sublette counties. Officials aim for a full count with early population figures due within a week for all towns and civil divisions. Citizens are urged to report overlooked residents to ensure complete enumeration.
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United States
Lester G. Baker J
Wyoming
Census Department
Sweetwater
Lincoln
Uinta
Teton
Sublette
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Census Work Progress Across Districts Affects Wyoming
Local census offices handle irrigation, livestock, and Indians schedules in addition to population. In western Wyoming Teton County enumeration began April 10, with others on April 2, and completion is expected by May 1 barring bad weather. Final check and voucher payments may take about 30 days after enumeration. Enumerators are paid per person, from 4 cents in Rock Springs and nearby towns to 20 cents in remote districts. farmers may be paid from 30 cents to $3.00 for their schedules.
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Wyoming
Teton
Washington
Rock Springs
Kenmierer
Green River
Evanston
Colorado and Wyoming Get Extra Federal Highway Aid
Colorado will receive another apportionment of 927 016 dollars and Wyoming 628 303 dollars for the final year 1931 to augment existing federal aid for highways. The extra funds stem from a 40 million dollar appropriation added to the 75 million already in force, raising 1931 federal highway aid to 125 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
A. A. A. Club
Congress
Wyoming
State Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Hoover
United States
ONeill Attends Jeffersonian Club Banquet in Kemmerer
T D ONeil visited Sunday from a Cottonwood ranch and collected a new Cheyenne coupe at Big Piney Garage. He drove to Kemmerer Monday and attended a Jeffersonian Club meeting and banquet hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P J Quealy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T T. D. O'Neil
Big Ranch
Cottonwood
Big Piney Garage
Mr. O'Neil
Kemmerer
Jeffersonian Club
P. J. Quealy
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate and Public Lands Listing
Notice to creditors and interested parties in the estate of Adam Waseman, deceased, that administrator Gust L. Larson will file final account and petition for distribution by May 9 1930 with objections due by May 20 1930. If no objections, final settlement will be made by May 24 1930. Also includes Sublette County land leasing details and a request to contact the Commissioner of Public Lands in Cheyenne for lessee names and lease expirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyoming players and Pop Warner discuss new football rules
Harold Templeman reports from Kansas City on Harold Templeman’s visit as William Dietz brings Haskell and Pittsburgh Teachers together. The piece outlines Pop Warner’s proposals to abolish the point after touchdown and replace it with a first down point system plus a rule to start the second half with the ball, aimed at rewarding team play and reducing star-driven plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Templeman
University of Wyoming
Lawrence
Kansas
William “Lone Star” Dietz
Wyoming
Haskell Institute
Dietz
Haskell Indians
Pittsburgh
Glenn
Pop” Warner
Stanford University
Warner
Executrix Announces Final Settlement of Sommers Estate
May McAlister Summers executrix for Albert P Sommers deceased invites all creditors and interested parties to review her final account and petition for distribution in Subletter County Court by May 20 1930. If no objections are filed the final settlement will be heard May 24 1930 or soon after. G B Hackett attorney for executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Waisenan
Sublette County
Albert P. Sommers
Subletter County
McAlister Summers
Executrix
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Ramsey
Rip
Kemmerer Shoe Stores
Sawaya & Sons Kemmere
Wycoming
Pinedale
Pinedale Inn Cafe
Nash
Kemmerer Nash Motor Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Bill” Hunter
THE
BIG Piney Examiner
Vesley Newspaper
Big Piney
Geo. W. Hopkons, Jr
Lestate
Gust L. Larson
G. B. Hackett
Subleste Couney
R. of
W. of Eden
NEYNE
Seasey
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
Hotel
Wemmerer, Wyoming
G. AL St Clair
Bob Childers
Wyo
POP
Rock Springs National Bank
Depository of
United States’ Postal Savings Depository No
Charles Budd
Marbleton
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