FARM YOUR PLAN Emphasizing a ranch conservation plan
The article explains what a conservation plan is for ranches. It stresses that every operator should have a plan guiding land use and development with soil water and plant considerations. It notes help from local Water Conservation Districts and Soil Conservation Service and offers to provide soils and range land information to aid future conservation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adort
The
Conserva
Tion
Iqland Water Conservation District
Soil and Water Conservation District
Cu Ranch
Soil Conservation Growth From Dust Bowl Roots to Modern Resource Care
The article traces the history of the Soil Conservation Service from its 1838 origins to its expanded role in conserving resources nationwide. It notes Wyoming leadership under B. H Hopkins in Casper and the growth to 45 districts in the state, with thousands of cooperators and millions of acres affected. It outlines historic programs and major milestones across the United States including land shaping measures, drainage, and water management projects.
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United States Agency
Servier
U. S
Rhetiact
Ig Mney & & Wed
Sublette
Dhery
Wroning
SCS
Erosion Service
Midwest
T Farms
Dd States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hoy Kirs
Soil surveys drive Wyoming range land management efforts
The article describes the soil survey program as foundational to range land planning with over four million acres surveyed in Wyoming. It notes the cooperative 27a Soil Survey effort and related interpretations for engineers contractors and utilities. Snow surveys coordinated by SCs inform conservation and water forecasts, with monthly field checks January through May to gauge snowpack and estimate stored water and future runoff. Public Law 566 watershed work and river basin plans are highlighted as part of an integrated area-wide approach to resource conservation and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Hopkins Anld
Scs
Dopkuna
Hopkins
Church Calendars and Schedules From Piney Wyoming Churches
Calendar pages list Sunday School Morning and Evening Worship services for Piney Wyoming congregations including Saint Anne's Catholic Mission Church and St John the Baptist Episcopal, First Southern Baptist, and LBS Church. Entries note service times, confessions, prayer meetings, and youth programs with welcoming language and end lines inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney
Wyoming
Dam Johnson
Church OF &T. John the Baptist
Episcopal
New Miller Addition
St. Juan the Baptist
Calvin H. Elliott
Holy Communion
Church School
Cacndly Church
Wyoming service stations handle more cars in 1965 report
Casper Wyoming April 20 1965 the Wyoming oil industry committee reports stations now service 27 more vehicles than in 1958. Between 1958 and 1963 stations grew 5.8 while vehicle registrations rose 16.2. The report cites highway construction and traffic changes driving industry expansion and station modernization.
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Casper
Wyoming
Wyoming Oi Industry Committee
R. W. Caine
Oilmen’s Organization
U. S. Census Bureau
McCarme
Spain
McCanne
Library Hours and Story Time Schedule Noted
Library hours listed for the week include Monday 3:30 to 9:00 and 9:30 to 5:30, Wednesday 7:00 to 9:00, Thursday 3:30 to 5:30, Friday 1:00 to 4:00, Saturday 3:30 to 5:20, with story time 2:30 to 3:30. Librarian notes indicate arrangements.
Sublette Homemaker Program Sees 125 Attend 1890 Theme
About 125 Sublette County women joined the Big Piney event with 50 showcasing costumes from 1890. Prizes went to Aston Bloxham Elise Beck for authentic attire while Nora Ry burn and Mary Jane Wariner won in the dress category. Exhibits featured old tools and kitchen items, and four boxes were sent to the State Training School at Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Big Piney
Aston Bloxham
Elise Beck
Nora Ryburn
Mary Jane Wariner
Carrie Afurdock
Janice Kanski
Dorothy Taylor
Ead
Ford
Jean Latrop
L. D. Branson
Association
Stanley Murdock
Nyla
Vese- Icy
Clu
Carrie
Dinie Willams
Australia
Theron Greenwood
Suzanne Gallomore
Ava Davis
Mad Hatters
Manon Kerback
Donna Sievers
Betty Hagenstein
Mardel Fear
Triangle Gab
Homemaker Council
Lander
Notice of Retail Malt Beverage Permit Application
On April 3 1965 William Moision of Hoback Motel and Cafe filed for a Retail Malt Beverage Permit in Sublette County Wyoming for Soback Motel and Cafe Lots 4 5 6 Hicks Subdivision Bounding. Protests if any will be heard at 2 00 PM May 4 1965 in the Commissioners Room Sublette County Court House Pinedale Wyoming. Clerk H H Summers dated April 3 1965. Pub April 8 15 22 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moision
Hoback Motel & Cafe
County of Sublette
Wits
Soback Motel & Cafe
Hicks
Bontnant
Wyoming
Commissioners Room
Sublette County Court House
Pinedale
H. H. Summers
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Saint Anne’s Catholic Mission Church
Thomas O'Flamsigar
First Southern Baptist Church
Andy Underhill
Episcopal Church
L. B.S Church
Walter C. Your, Jr
Bishop
Big Hiney Ward
Sacrament
Relief Society
Assembly OF God Church
David Campbell
Chestnut Valley Ranch
Torrington
A.M
Kenneth Guio
Donald Wassenberg
E. S
Magonie Hal
Jimmie Virosted
Velene Nichols
Jee
Wm. Budd, JR
W. Fremont Riverton, Wyre
Che Prudential Insurance Company of A Mutual Fermeurames
Wesern
Rock Springs National Bank
Federal Depecit Insurance Corporation
Sepesctery
United States Postal Savings Repesttery
J. Thomas Johnston, M.D
Pinedale, Wyo
Green River Valley
Court House
E. J. Bing
Cour
Tesy Pinedale Chamber of Commerce
Pinedale Power and Light Company
And
Lincoln
Pinedale High School
Carl Arrigest