Big Piney Lions and Wives Attend Ladies Night in Kemmerer
Big Piney Lions and wives joined Kemmerer Lions Club for Ladies Night hosted at the Masonic hall. Attendees included F W Tanner and many couples from both clubs plus visiting Pinedale Lions. District Governor Leon C. Goodrich spoke on Lions theme and received a fossil fish gift.
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Kemmerer
Big Piney Lions
Kemmerer Lions Club
F. W. Tanner
Robert O'Neil
Paul Scherbel
John Stevens
John Evenild
Victor McGinnis
Joe L. Budd
Frank Bray
Robert Springman
Clarence D. Nelson
Clifton
Fear
Floyd
Wassenberg
Iams
Walter Yose, Jr
George W. Hopkins
Pinedele Lions Clu
Robert Carlson
Glen Wise
Kelly Wilson
Masonic Hall
Nu Club
Redman
Big Piney Club
Kemmererites
Big Pineyites
Kemmerer Club
Leon C. Goodrich
Casper
Cattle and Hog Runs Hit Two Month High at Omaha Market
Cattle and hog runs reached 13 007 and 10 000 head respectively at Omaha. Fat cattle sold steady to 25 cents off with bulk at 24.00 to 26.50, steers around 25.25, heifers up to 26.50, and Holstein steers at 24.50. Hog trade steady to 25 cents under, butchers 14.75 to 16.50, sows 14.00 to 15.00, and stags 9.00 to 13.00. Fat lambs steady to weak, Kansas spring lambs 28.00, slaughter ewes 13.00 to 14.00, and shearing lambs 26.25.
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Omaha
Wyoming
Kansas
Sublette County Historical Society Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Sublette County Historical Society will be held at Bargert’s Inn Daniel Wyoming Friday April 21 at 620 p.m. Directors meet and at 730 p.m. a general meeting of members. All members urged to attend.
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Sublette County
Sublette F F A. Convention Elevates Bruce Jones State Delegate
Sublette F F A. chapter reports at Casper convention April 6 7 Bruce Jones elected State Delegate at large. Buffalo chapter names second delegate. Dairy Judging team awards announced from Waterloo national contest. Big Piney Livestock Judging wins first at Kemmerer April 19. Schools competing Jackson Afton Cokeville Big Piney Wyoming Randolph Utah. John Tanner high points. Jerry Farmer tied for second. Bob Noble third. Frank Bray high score non entrant.
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FF. A
Casper
Bruce Jones
Buffalo
Bruce
Waterloo
Town
Big Piney
Kemmerer
Jackson, Afton
Cokeville
Wyoming
Randolph
Utah
John Tanner
Jerry Farmer
Bob Noble
Frank Bray
Sublette NF L A Announces May 10 Annual Meeting
The Sublette National Farm Loan Association directors announce the annual member meeting for May 10. A free dinner for members wives and guests is served by Mrs Mary Mudd at the Chuck Wagon Cafe at 12:30 PM. After dinner the business meeting follows with a brief program door prizes and a talk by Worman Barlow. Reserve by mailing in your cards.
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Sublette NF. L.A
Mary Mudd
Chuck Wagon Cafe
Worman Barlow
Donald Wassenberg earns University of Wyoming degree in agriculture
Donald Roy Wassenberg of Big Piney completed degree requirements at the end of the winter quarter at the University of Wyoming. Registrar Ralph Whinnie announced 108 students received bachelor degrees and 10 earned masters degrees. Wassenberg received the bachelor of science in agriculture.
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Laramie
Wyo
Donald Roy Wassenberg
Big Piney
Univrsity of
Wyoming
Ralph
Whinnie
McWhinnie
College of Agriculture
Forty eight nominees named for Pioneer Shipper awards
Nebraska, Iowa and Wyoming shippers are nominated by the Omaha Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee for Pioneer Shipper awards. Nominations close May 1, with finalists invited to the May 17 Pioneer Shippers Banquet at the Omaha Livestock Exchange Building where framed certificates will be presented. The oldest record among nominees is John T. Pearce of Anita, who began shipping in 1894.
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Nebraska
Imwa
Wyoming
Omaha Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Omaha
Pioneer Shippers
Omaha Livestock Exchange
Agriculture Committee
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
John T. Pearce
Anita Town
Pearce
Rendezvous Pageant At Daniel Wyoming July 2 1950
A Wyoming history pageant honoring mountain men is staged on the first Sunday in July. The Rendezvous in Daniel attracts locals and visitors for a celebration of fur trade era culture and 19th century frontier life.
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Jim Bridger
Jed Smith
Kit Carson
Joe
Sublette County
Resignation letter from State Bank of Big Piney director
Frank A. Fear resigns from the State Bank of Big Piney board effective April 10, 1950 after serving since July 1913. He transfers seventeen and a half shares to his son Clifton and asks for his election as successor. The note also mentions recent spring weather.
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Big Piney
Wyo
State Bank of
Clifton
Frank A. Fear
Lions Club Receives Dist Governor Visit At Cottage Hotel
Big Piney Lions Club hosts Wyoming district governor Leon Goodrich at the Cottage Hotel. He praises Lions progress, urges continued community service and road work, and highlights statewide gains by local clubs. The report also covers the upcoming Wyoming Bundle Week drive in Sublette County schools starting April 24 to collect clothing for European children.
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Cottage Hotel
Big Piney Lions Club
Leon ©. Goodrich
Wyoming
Casper
Wyo
Goodrich
Big Piney Club
Bundle Days aid European children by Save the Children
Save the Children Federation representative notes many European children remain poorly clothed, especially in Greece and Italy. In the state, schools contribute clothing and shoes during Save the Children Bundle Days on April 7 to 9.
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The
Children Federation
Save the
Easter Seal Sale Ends As Wyoming Fights For Children
Wyoming's Easter Seal drive closes with 15997.32 raised statewide led by Sublette and Big Piney contributions. Rosalie Hackett notes clothing donations including babies to adults, blankets and shoes will be collected in schools and shipped to federation workrooms. Leaflets will be sent home to enlist parent support as the Trucking Association joins to transport clothes to three central points for long-haul delivery.
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Wyoming
Sublette County
Publc
Rosalie E. Hackett
Save the Children Federation
Eric B. Grolt
Greece
Federation
Austria
Finland
France
Holland
Italy
Germany
W. Howard Pillsbury
American Association of School Administrators
George M. Rafferty
Big Piney
Rafferty
Wyommirg
Wyoming ‘Trucking Association
Fred ©. Woodring
The
Wyoming Trucking Association
Motor Carrier's of
Junior Prom In Pinedale With Sunrise Serenade Theme
Miss Ruth Barton Charles Sims and Philip Marinck Jr attended the Junior High School Prom in Pinedale on Friday night April 7 besting Big Piney. They reported an excellent evening with a sunrise themed auditorium decor and intermission refreshments.
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Pinedale
Big Piney
Ruth Barton
Charles Sims
Philip Marinckc, Jr
Community Discussion Group Meets at High School
A meeting will be held at 7 30 Monday evening in the High School Ag Building to discuss irrigation practices. The gatherings are open to all interested persons.
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Ag. Buiding
Call for Bids on Bridge Timber for Sublette County
Sealed bids to deliver 50000 feet of bridge timber to the County Shop in Pinedale Wyoming are invited by the Board of County Commissioners. Bids due 2:00 PM Tuesday May 2 1950 in the Commissioners room at the County Courthouse. The board may reject any or all bids. Summers, Clerk. Published April 13 and 20, 1950.
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Pinedale
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners of
Sublette County
SE Summers
Democratic Meeting Set For May 2 at Court House
A regular Democratic meeting is scheduled for May 2 1950 at 2 pm in the Court House at Pinedale. County Chairman Chris Berg urges attendance for party governance and planning.
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Court House
Pinedale
Chris Berg
Wyoming Big Game Population Rises, Exceeding 200000
Wyoming game officials report the big game population at over 200000 animals based on January 1 estimates. Pronghorns total 76856, mule deer 79512, white tailed deer 5700, elk 35085, moose 3212, mountain sheep 1938, black bear 2012 and grizzly bear 81. The 1950 totals align with last year, and storms did not seriously affect populations.
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Wyoming
Lester Bagley
Bagley
Red Desert
Kooking Katies Report From April Meeting
The O Neill home hosted the Kooking Katies on Friday April 14 at 2 00 pm led by President Jose Bradley. The group demonstrated butter cakes and judged cake quality then gave Mary Kay Farmer a farewell gift as she transfers to a Jackson 4 H club. Leaders Mrs Robert O Neill and Mrs John Evenild attended.
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O'Neil
Jose Bradley
Mary Kay Farmer
Jackson 4 H. Club
Robert O'Neil
John Evenild
Betty Budd
Liberty Bell Replica Tour Promotes Independence Drive Wyoming
An exact Liberty Bell replica will tour Wyoming from May 15 to July 4 visiting major communities. The replica, crafted with old-world production, rings as the original would after over a century of silence. Wyoming bond news shows KE Bond quote at 1,463,000 with March 1950 sales totaling 785,351.10, up 42,011-28 from March 1949, while Sublette County sales of aerieg on Bonds reached 870.48.
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Wyoming
Ke” Bond
Equality State
Sublette County
Aerieg
Batt Announces Birth of Kathie Ann in Oregon
Mr and Mrs Jack Batt of Eugene Oregon announce the birth of a daughter named Kathie Ann born April 5.
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Jack Batt
Eugene
Oregon
Perente
Kathie Ann
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