Prominent Speaker Named for Cattlemen's Meeting May 3
Prominent Colorado Springs cattleman Robert A. Burghart will speak at the Green River Cattlemen's Association annual meeting and banquet on May 8 in Big Piney. Pfisterer says Burghart is president of the Colorado Beef Council and secretary treasurer of the Mallonal Beef Council, with prior service as Colorado Cattlemen's Association president. The program includes an afternoon meeting, banquet, dancing, and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Burghart
Colorado ‘Springs
Green River Cattlemen's Association
Big Piney
Jake Pfisterer
Bu Ghart
Colorado Beef Council
Scretary
Mallonal Beef Council
Ibvel
Burphart
Colorado Cattlemen's Associaton
Saddlette County
Pete Fear, Jr
Joe Budd
Bill” Dew
Cheyenne Girls Attend Lions International Convention in Chicago
Mrs Frontier Miss Jeannette Tyrel will preside at Cheyenne Frontier Days July 21 23 and her Waiting Miss Merrittyn img will attend Lions International in Chicago July 7 11 as guests of Wyoming Lions Clubs. Wyoming will not sponsor a float. Miss Frontier and Lady in Waiting will wear white buckskin costumes and be escorted by state Lions leaders Randall Watkins Allen Stewart. Frontier Days royalty will staff the Wyoming booth at convention headquarters distributing literature to 40 000 to 50 000 attendees. Mize Trivel and Miss Farthing will announce convention events and are set to give away more than 600 mementoes to incoming Lions International officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Jeannette Tyrel
Frontier
Merrittyn Img
Lions International
Chicasca
Wyomng
Lions Clubs
Randal Wat
Distrel
Wyoming
Wyoming Lions
Watkins
Frottier
Randall Watkins
Allen Stewart
Lion Organization
Vie Frontier Days Royaty
Wyoming Booth
Comvenient Headquarters
Frontier Days
Windy City
Dom Wee
Mize Trivel
Miss Farthing
Wildlife editor shifts as editor moves to Outdoor America
Guy Smith resigns as editor of Wyoming Wildlife to take the editor job at Outdoor America the national magazine of the Izaak Walton League. He starts in Chicago May 1 with George Padget taking over Wyoming Wildlife and Dave Motley filling the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Smith
Wyoming Wildlife" Magazin
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Outdoor America
Izaak Walton League
George W. Reynolds
Smith
League
Chicago
George Padget
Rawlins
Laramie
Wyoming Wildlife
Reynolds
Dave Motley
Sheridan Press
Pudget
Mobey
Greybull
University of Wyoming
Montana
Wildlife habitat basics under Soil Conservation service guidance
Wildlife populations rely on suitable habitat with food cover water and living space. For any species, food must be abundant nutritious and properly distributed. Cover varies by season and type, water is essential, and living space prevents disease and predation. Carrying capacity hinges on all four elements. Conservation programs on farms improve habitat through erosion control crop rotation tree plantings range improvement and water developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willife
Northern
Great Plans
Enon
Iquixrat
Mars
Soil Conservation Service
Sail Conservation Service
Fish and Game Department
Farm Bureau Banquet Set for Sublette County April 25
Fred W Bennion executive director of the Wyoming Taxpayer Association will speaker at Sublette Farm Bureau victory banquet in Pinedale on April 25. The event marks full county bureau membership quota. held at 6:00 PM in the Community hall with Mrs Milford Steele and Mrs Grant Beck in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Bennion
Wyoming
Pinedale
Wyoming School Trustees Seek Board Input on Needed Legislation
Kaycee rancher K B Roberts announces Wyoming school board members will register opinions on needed school legislation. A mailed questionnaire from the Wyoming School Trustees Association includes an information manual. Results will guide proposals for the 1959 Legislature and fall area meetings will discuss them. Final action occurs at the association convention in Casper November 21-22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. BH. Roberts
Wyoming School Trustees Association
Wyoming School Board
The
Trustees Association
Roberts
Wyoming
Trudees Ascuelatomi
Sonal Fail
Caster
Crippled Children's Conference Set for May in Rock Springs
The Crippled Children's Conference will be held May 23 at 8 30 A M in Rock Springs Sweetwater County Hospital for Superior Sweetwater Carbon and Uinta Counties. Parents of children not yet attending are urged to contact their physician or health nurse for referral and appointment. An orthopedic surgeon and a proliatrian will conduct examinations with support from the Young State Department of Public Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Chisren
Rock Springs
Sweetwater Counis Iumoria’ Hospital
Supremie
Sweetwater
Carbon
Uiiva
Wyoung State Department of Public Heath
Green River fishing improves with strong trout catches in Wyoming
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports the Green River area near Daniel, Wyoming yields good rainbow brown trout and whitefish fishing, while Mackinaw trout are being taken from Vermont Lake. The Guided Mrs. Thangte Club will meet April 24 at the Legion hall at 7:30, asking attendees to bring a favorite salad recipe. Mr and Mrs Arthur Weber and children visited Kemmerer last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Daniel
Wyoming
Wyoming Game and
Frenermont Lake
Mrs. Thangte Club
Legion Hall
Arthur Weber
Kemmerer
Notice to Stockholders on Certificate Exchange
Stockholders of Ball Oil Co urged to sign and send stock certificates to Leoball Oil Co in LaBarge Wyoming for exchange. Exchange offers Leoball Oil Co certificate if received before July 7 1958. Publication dates listed March 27 and April 3 17 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Oil CO
Balk Qi Co
Leoball Oil Co
LaBarge, Wyo
Leoball OL CO
Leo Ball
State Auditor Minnie Mitchel seeks re election on Republican ticket
Minnie A Mitchel of Cooper announces her bid for re election as Wyoming State Auditor on the Republican ticket. She cites lifelong state ties, record of work open to inspection, modernization of accounting and fiscal policies, and prior business and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie A Mitchel
Cooper
GOP
Harry T Thorson
Mitchell
Wyomng
Favre
Triangle Club Met April 10th in Biz Piney Legion Hall
The Triangle club of Biz Piney held its April meeting at the Legion hall with Evelene Nichols and Ona Gumity hosting. Chaplain Doyie Virestk presided in the president's absence, a prayer was read, and Pat Fother sang with Mary Moore at the piano. Thirty-two members and two visitors attended as minutes and treasurer reports were read and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club of
Biz Piney
Legion Hall
Evelene Nichols
Ona Gumity
Doyie Virestk
Pat Fother
Mary Moore
Muriel Gray
Fea
Nora Ryburn
Pal Fosher
Pamphets
Maxine Painter
Bescor Seal Fund
Barsayum Wober
Hatmmah Bird
Ava Davis
Cooperave
Grassroom “Leaders
Chiidren
Lily May Kelly
Ain
Sheridan Republican Robert J. Fair Enters State Treasurer Race
Robert J. Fair of Sheridan announces his candidacy for Wyoming State Treasurer on the Republican ticket. He has ten years in the state treasurer’s office, banking and private business experience, serves in the Wyoming House, sits on local boards, and is active in church and fraternal organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Fair
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Harry T. Thorson
Feir
Sheridan County
Fair
Ohio State University
Wyoming House of Representatives
de. Pollers Episcopal Church
Sheridan Lodge No. 8
Arent AM
Sheridan Consistory
Kalif Tempe
Mystic Shrine
Lions Club
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Sheridan Elid Lodge
University of Wyoming
Sheridan High School
Special Town Election on May 3 for Water and Sewer Bonds
The Town Hall of Piney will host a special election on Saturday May 3 to vote on water and sewerage system bonds. Taxpayers are urged to go to the polls and cast ballots in favor of the measure. A notice on another page explains the issue in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Piney
American Legion Auxiliary Notes at Dee Fox meeting
The Dee Fox Auxiliary met at the Far ry home. Minutes and treasurer reports were read. the Talent Show raised $128. Two members attended spring conference at Kemmerer. Music chairman presented Steven Foster life history, seran book, song records, and slides. Discussion on fundraising for the board. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Fox
Farry
Treasure
Kemmerer
Mus c
Steven Foster
Marty Farrell
Fight Cancer with a Check and Checkup
Cancer Control Month message stresses cancer as second leading killer and urges prompt treatment. It cites 75 000 annual deaths and outlines American Cancer Society funding, education, and research. Sublette County quota is 500 dollars with county chairman Harry Lovatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preentras
Milous
Vutts
American Cancer Society
Wyomi
Harry Lovatt
Griggs Return From Texas Vacation
My and Mrs Sylvester Griggs return from a Texas trip visiting their daughter and family. Accompanying them home is their son Wayne who has been stationed at Fort Bliss after completing six months training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sylvester Griggs
Texas
Herman Grays
Wayne
Fort Bliss
Wool Producers Deadline Set for 1957 Wool Program
April 30, 1958 is the filing deadline for applications under the 1957 Wool Program. The notice cites sales data for shorn wool and unshorn lambs from April 1, 1957 to March 31, 1958 and directs producers to consult the Sublette County ASC Office. Sublette County Red Cross Drive total through April 12 is $784.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Sublette County
Robert M. Boulter
Red Cross
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Cattlemen's Meeting
National Magazine
Coewunity Hall
Scil Conservation News
Danna, Fosher
Work Unit
Farm Bureau TO
Crippled Children’s
Thorson
Gordon
Casper
Beryl
York
Bernice
Denver
Na+trong County
Triangle Club
Myr
Mrs. Donald Gray
Bessie Decker
LaBarge
Spur Bar
Dancing
Treas
American Legion
Attention Wool Producers
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