Funeral Services For D. H. Dunham Held Saturday
Funeral services for D H Dunham long time resident of his section were held Saturday afternoon April 12 at the Congregational church. Bishop Jesse Peterson and Hier Read H Putnam of Kemmerer Wyoming officiated. Two hymns were sung and pallbearers named. Burial in Big Piney cemetery with Tanner Mortuary in charge. Obituary notes his birth in Springfield Illinois September 12 1854 and death at age 91 years six months and 28 days. He lived with early frontier experiences and connections with Buffalo Bill Cody Calamity Jane and others. Surviving spouses and children listed with grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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D. H. Dunham
Dunham
Jesse ¥. Peterson
Hier
H, Putnam
L. D. & Church
Kemmerer
Wyoming
James Mickelaen
Robert, Miller
Tharen Mickewon
Frank D. Ball
Floyd Norris
James Bertram
Edward Finnegan
Joseph Sage
John Bolinger
Peter Wagner
Pineda
Big Piney
Tanner Mortuary
Ctho H Dunham
Springfield
Peoria
Barney Hunter
North Platte
Nebr
Buffalo Bill Cody
Calamity Jane
Kat Carson
Yellow Horn
Alantin City
Bozeman
Montana
Saul
Mr. Dumham
Aida Larten Gi Ogden
Allah
Flora J. Smyth
Hutchmoon
Kansas
J . Hayden
Twin Palas
Idaho
Alma Dunham Gumpie
Berkeley
Calif
Aobert O Dunham
Eden
Wyomint
Marshall G. Dunham
Lakeview
Ore
William D. Dunham
Gooding
Hunce
Twin Falls
Marshall
Lakemew
Cardinal Thank You Note From Dunham and Hayden Families
The Dunham families and Mrs J G Hayden express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy and aid received during their recent bereavement. Your kindness is deeply cherished and will be remembered.
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Dunham
J. G. Hayden
Annual Sign Up Meetings for 1946 AAA Program Dates
The 1946 Annual Sign Up meetings will be held in Big Piney April 10 Boulder April 15 Pinedale April 16 Daniel April 17 and Bendurant April 18 All interested ranchers urged to attend or visit the AAA office in Pinedale The Farm Plan must be filled out before spring operations and filed with the county committee no later than May 1 1946.
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Big Piney
Boulder
Pinedale
Daniel
Bendurant
AAA
For Rent Two Apartments at Marbleton
Inquire of Mrs Tay Walker. Hopes are held for a nice Easter day.
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Marbleton
Tay Walker
County Agent News on food program and trends
County Agent John Bloom chairs an April meeting to extend a countywide food saving program. Plans aim to cut waste, boost home gardens, meet 1946 production goals, and aid hungry abroad amid drought and war effects. Recruits urge 4-H and future fairs while noting selenium poisoning research and farm price parity trends.
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John Bloom
Coutmerld
Europe
French North Africa
South Ames
Argentina
Fay East
China
Iharvest
Forer
Eny
Sublette
The History of Coffee Across Nations and Centuries
The article traces coffee from Arabian origins to global spread. It notes Kaldi the goatherd, monastic adoption, and first public houses in Turkey. It covers Venice 1615, France 1644, England and Vienna 1656, and North America 1683, with political influence in coffee houses and figures like Charles II and Daniel Webster. It ends with Pan-American plantations supplying most of the world’s supply and U.S. 1945 import data.
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Kaldi
Turkey
North America
Charles II
England
Disraeli
London
Paris
United States
Daniel Webster
Boston
Green Dragon
South America
Brader
Pan-America
Parity Prices Readings for March 15 1946 Reported
The report notes March 15 1946 parity ratios with prices paid at 179 percent of WiG-14 average and prices received at 209. Beeft cattle at 13.10 per cwt exceeds 1910-14 by 768 and parity by 3.40. Wheat 1.52 per bushel above 1910-14 and parity by March. Dry beans 6.45 per hundred, equal to February, 3.08 above 1910-14 and 0.42 above parity.
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Irene Rosenfeld
C. A. Beath
University of Wyoming Experiment Station
Rosenfeld
Besyh Plalte
Francis Tanner
Jackson Hospital
Miss Martha Ulrich to Demonstrate Clothing Skills in Sublette
Miss Martha Ulrich extension clothing specialist from the State Extension Office at the University of Wyoming will visit Sublette County on April 23 and 24. She will meet with Homemakers in the Pinedale area on April 23 and Big Piney on April 24, sharing demonstrations and schedules permitting limited attendance for club members and interested communities.
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Martha Ulrich
University of Wyoming
Sublette County
Ulrich
Pinedale
Wiica
Big Piney
Ulnch
Silverware Bell and Nameplate of USS Wyoming Sought for Preservation
Washington April 12 Senator B W Robertson's bill to permit the Navy to transmit the ships silverware bell and nameplate of the USS Wyoming was placed on the Senate Calendar for early consideration. The measure attached to 53-1802 and favored after immediate debate, moves to the House as a companion bill to Congressman Barretts proposal for preservation and exhibition by the University.
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Washington, D. C
B. W. Roberton
U. S. Navy
USS Wyoming
Senate
Robertson
House
Frank Barrett
Wyoming
Robert Says
Barrett
Easter Break at Community Church Planned
A note announces an Easter break on the first Sunday morning at the Community Church. The service schedule and details are to be announced locally.
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Ithe Community Church
Rock Springs Child Killed By Truck In Pinedale
Merrell D. Walker a 3 year old boy from Rock Springs Wyoming was fatally struck by a truck in Pinedale on a Tuesday evening. Driver Neil Skinner of Pinedale was absolved of blame after an inquest led by Coroner Francis Tanner of Big Piney. The accident occurred on Main Street when the child darted between parked cars, and the truck could not stop in time. The Walkers were visiting Pinedale for a few days of fishing.
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Merrell D. Walker
Darrell G. Walker
Rock Springs
Wyo
Pinedale
Neil Skinner
Francis Tanner
Big Piney
Skinner
Mai
St Joseph's Orphanage in Torrington Featured in Cheyenne Tribune
A Cheyenne Tribune feature highlights St Joseph's Orphanage outside Torrington. Rev Father John Meyer canvasses the state yearly, visiting towns like Kemmern this week, to support eighty children housed on 93 acres with 40 tillable. Staff includes Rev Father Leo B Morgan, nine sisters, and two lay brothers. The home emphasizes discipline through responsibility, schooling, and activities like Boy Scouts and 4-H, urging Wyomingites to donate.
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Cheyenne Tribune
St Joseph's Orphanage
Torrington
John Meyer
St Joseph Orphanage
Torring Inn
Leo B. Morgan
Meyer
S. Joseph’s
Han
St Joseph's
Wyoming
Card of Thanks for Senator Oscar Beck
Mrs John Havenild expresses sincere thanks to those kind and thoughtful during the illness and death of Senator Oscar Beck. Gratitude goes to those who gave floral tributes, the Majoric organization, and all who assisted in the final rites and visit.
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Tose
Oscar Beck
Ogi
Majoric Organization
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Wien
Girl Scouts
Tep Peg
New York City
Sir Alexander Cadogan
Great Briain
Henry Bennet
France
Edward R. Stettinius
James F. Byrnes
Truman
William P. Lear
Det
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Gene Sion
Wonderhol v
President's
Martha Ulricht
Wx.o
St. Joseph’s Orphanage
Girlie Ney
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