Anglers Take 4 1/2 Million Trout From Wyoming Waters
Wyoming and nonresident fishermen reportedly took about 4 476 219 trout from state streams lakes and reservoirs during May 22 to September 18 1958 per a University of Wyoming and Wyoming Game and Fish Department postcard survey. Residents averaged 38 trout while nonresidents averaged nine. Platte River drainage led in popularity with Big Horn Smoke River areas also high and Snake River drainage most popular for nonresidents.
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Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Sunvey
Platte River
Big Horn
Smoke River
Snake River
Nigerian woman economist to visit Sublette County
Miss Justina Anazonwu, home economist and teacher from Africa, will visit Stel la McKinstry in Sublette County this month. She plans to observe homemaker clubs, 4-H clubs, and home economics classes, visit homes, and learn how ranch families participate in community activities.
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WOME
Sublette County
Justina Anazonwu
Migella
Africa
Stella McKinstry
Anazonwu
Sanches
Wyoming
Pilin
Justina Anatonwu
Nigeria
Thomson seeks permanent Sugar Act, Wind River land trust bill
Rep. Keith Thomson proposes two House measures this week. One would make permanent provisions of the Sugar Act and its quota system to support Wyoming beet sugar production. The other would place about seven acres on the Wind River Reservation into trust, with land formerly used for schools and irrigation projects declared surplus.
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Keith Thomson
R-Wye
House of Representatives
Wyoming
Thomson
House Agriculture Commit
House Agriculture Committee
Thomesn
House
Interne and Insular Affairs’ Committee
Wind River
Bureau of Indiian Affairs
Woman to visit Sublette County in late April
A woman plans a trip to Sublette County from April 27 to May 1, with stops noted in notions of travel across Wyoming and nearby regions. The itinerary mentions journeys through Snonth and Arizona as part of the broader schedule.
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Snonth
Arizona
Sublette County
Sonar Added to Wyoming Fish and Game Research Equipment
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department adds a portable echo sounder to its fisheries crews to speed lake and reservoir depth measurements for biological surveys. The device reduces time needed for water-depth records, aids in determining water volumes for rehabilitation, and may help locate fish schools during management operations. It is portable and transferable among statewide crews.
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Wyoming
Eiserman
Fishing Report From Wyoming Game and Fish Department
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department issues a report on the Pinedale area. Ice at Big Sandy Reservoir is breaking up and nearly gone with anglers targeting large browns. Green and New Fork Rivers report very good fishing with browns and whitefish, many large browns taken. Fishing pressure light elsewhere in the area, Fremont Lake noting some success while most other lakes remain inaccessible due to snow.
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Wipoming Game and Fish’ Department
Pinedale
Sandy
New Fork
Fremont Lake
Wyoming Essay Contest Deadlines May 1 Amid Wildlife Week
1959 National Wildlife Week prompts Cheyenne’s Charles Roderme and Rock Springs’ John Borzen to remind contestants that entries are due May 1 to county chairmen. Sublette County chair Bill Carmichael will lead judging. Essays must address need for Hanser valion education. Winners earn trips, cash prizes, and county tours. contest sponsored by Wyoming Federation of Sportsmen’s clubs and Game and Fish Department.
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Charles R. Roderme
Cheyenne
John Borzen
Rock Springs
Bill Carmichael
Pinedale
Sublette County
Rodlerme
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
National Wildlife
Wyomng
Cora
Game and Fish Department
Wyoming Federation of Sports
Qievz Clubs
Rural Life Sunday Set for May 3
Rural Life Sunday on May 3 will involve more than 7000 Wyoming 4-H club boys and girls in church services and outdoor devotionals. Local ministers will deliver sermons emphasizing spiritual life in rural living and the role of religion in daily community life.
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Laramie
J. M. Nichols
Wyoming Extension Service
Wyiz
Y Wu
Cream Puff Batch Made Easy For Party Treats
Simple cream puff recipe guides a bake at 450 degrees for 20 minutes, then 325 degrees for 15 more. Dough uses water shortening flour eggs. filling varies from cream pie mixture to tuna salad. The note finishes with Mrs Weight Watcher and guests Mr and Mrs Tammy ONeill visiting Collins, Colorado.
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iBeke
Pinedale Club Helps Banquet Use. Dances and Meetings Ahead
April 21 1959 note thanks Pinedale EZQ dance club for releasing their reservation at Pinedale gym so Green River Valley Cattlemen’s Association can use it May 9 for banquet and dance. EZQ dancers host annual dance May 16. Discussion covers brucellosis blood testing rules changes and area accreditation. Also mentions land for county fair grounds appraiser in June and home garden vegetable varieties for Wyoming. Mentions 4-H Home Economies judging April 25 at Daniel and IFYE visit by Miss Justina Anatonwu from Nigeria with talks May 6 Big Piney and May 7 Pinedale.
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Pinedale
EZQ
Green River Valley Cattlemen's Association
Norm Barlow
BLM
Cheyenne
Fair Boards
Norm
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Willie
Sinclair Service
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Mgr
G F Commission
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McAuley
Tammy O'Neil Cusv
Collins
Colo
Big Piney
BY Carl
Don Jewett
Bob O'Neill
Barblette County
Bob O'Neil
Livestock and Sanitary Board
Stella
Mary Washington
Daniel
Teton County
Market Clibs
Elkhorn Cafe
Ifye's
Norman Pape
Shirley Woolington
Norman
Nicaragua
Shirley
India
Professional Wrestling
Salt Lake
Big Pinky
Thur
Lions Club
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