Wyoming University Raises Student Fees Amid Changes
The University of Wyoming will raise the general fee for Wyoming residents to 16.25 per quarter and double out-of-state fees to 40.00, with health and campus services now included for residents. Other fees remain unchanged as trustees justify the need to maintain services, noting Wyoming remains among lower-cost state institutions.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
University Bulletin
University Board of Trustees
ASUW
Wyoming Union
United States
Rocky Mountain
General Education Board of
New York City
Sane
Arbor Day Proclamation in Wyoming Declares April 24
The proclamation urges citizens and organizations to celebrate Arbor Day by planting and preserving trees and shrubs. Dated Cheyenne April 13, 1939, with the Great Seal affixed, marking the 163rd Independence anniversary.
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Wyoming
Nailure
Cheyenne
United States of America
Unemployment Checks Distributed in Wyoming
Unemployment compensation distributed in Wyoming totaled 384 072 dollars in the first quarter of 1939 as 28 215 checks were issued by the Unemployment Compensation Commission at Casper. January payments included 1 428 checks worth 21 554 85, February saw 12 649 checks totaling 177 577 50, and March delivered 14 138 checks amounting to 184 940 61.
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Wyoming
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Casper
Hobgoblin House thrills at Big Piney High School play
Big Piney High School presents Hobgoblin House at Community Hall on April 29 with Tony Subic as Darius Krupp and Tharon Mickelson as Miss Prida. The Junior class plans a May 6 prom and banquet at Dunham's cafe, followed by a Triangle Club gathering and a late May concert tied to a Kammerer contest. The feature includes a poetry day on May 26 at the New York World's Fair with national entries from Wyoming urged to submit poems to Catharine A. Petrofsky.
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Big Piney High School
Community Hall
Tony Subic
Darius Krupp
Pri+ dla
Tharon Mickelson
Mildred Bertram
Helen Hines
Miles
Cornelia
Charles Stacy
Phil Howerton
Erma Christensen
Arthur Ray
Robert Davis
Raleigh
Dunham's
Triangle Club
Murdock
Miss Schwab
Big Piney
Kammerer
Anita Browne
National Poetry Center
Radio City
Rockefeller Center
New York City
United States
National Center
Wyoming
Catharine A. Petrofsky
National Advisory Council
Sheridan
Cornelis, Fear
Phillips Howerton
League of Nations
New York
Europe
Geneva
Tony
Calmot
Wyoming Oil to Pour Into Derrick at New York Show
Governor Smith will present Wyoming oil to an air pilot who will pour it into a 200 foot derrick at the New York petroleum industry exhibition. The ceremony, marking the opening of the petroleum building, will involve governors and state officials from oil producing areas. Retail and auto sales stay up while stock markets falter on war fears and European securities dumps.
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Nelse H. Smith
Wyoming
United Airlines
New York
Iai
Smith
Early Building Of Hams Fork Reservoir Seen
Green River Basin Development company announced the selection of a site for a reservoir about nine miles above Kemmerer. Work on the project is expected to begin immediately as the board of directors plans to file claims on remaining unappropriated Green River waters and select sites for Willow and Boulder Creek headwater reservoirs. John A. Reed, Kemmerer, said the projects have been anticipated for years to store spring floodwaters for irrigation.
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Green River
Wye
Hams Fork
Green River Basin
Williow
Boulder
John A. Reed
Kemmerer
Wyoming Livestock Exports 1938 Rail and Truck Totals
Excerpt notes 1938 Wyoming livestock shipments by rail and truck totaling 2 18 cars for a period, with annual totals of 14 280 cars by rail and truck compared to 14 569 in 1927. figures compiled by ex Senator Oscar Beck of Big Piney Wyoming, chairman for cattle on the Central Western Regional Advisory Board of the American Railway Association Gay Service Division.
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State of
Wyoming
Oscar Beck
Big Piney
State of Wyoming
Central Western Regional Advisory
American Railway Association
Gay Service Division
Daylight Saving Time Begins in New York
New York observes daylight saving time starting Sunday April 30 at 2 a.m. and ending Sunday September 24 at 2 a.m. Town Caucus announced for April 20 at 8 30 p.m. to nominate mayor and council candidates for May election. Mr and Mrs John C Budd return from Salt Lake City visit.
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New York
Geo. A. Moffat
John C. Budd
Salt Lake City
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