Pine Dale Cattlemen Meet Planned With Banquet and Coffee
The Green River Valley Cattlemen’s Assn schedules a Pine Dale annual meeting at the Court House 1:30 PM arrival with a series of events. Coffee for women at BE J Binghome 2:00 4:00 PM and stock grower spouses at the library 2:00 5:00 PM. Social hour at Pfisterer’s Club Bar 6:00 PM. Banquet at Pinedale High School 7:30 PM with Carl Arbighit as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Green River Valley
Court House
BE. J. Binghome
Pinedale Power and Light Co
Lincoln Service Corporation
Pfisterer’s Club
Pinedale High School
Carl Arbighit
Nitrogen Fertilizer Guidance for Meadows and Grasses
The notes discuss ammonium sulfate and ammonium nitrate nitrogen availability, with 80 nitrogen pounds per acre using 400 pounds ammonium sulfate and 240 pounds ammonium nitrate. Legumes like alfalfa and clover do not respond to nitrogen but need phosphate, with 10 19 60 pounds available phosphate per acre totaling about 100 pounds of material. A mix of nitrogen and phosphate in a 30 for 10 ratio yielded good results, while trea is not recommended due to quick dissipation.
Electric heating study outlines home insulation need
STELL reports on a school about electric home heating noting that one in twelve homes is expected to use electric heating by 1970. Insulation emerges as the key to efficient and practical heating with focus on single glass windows and ceiling insulation.
Insulation and Wiring Guidelines for Efficient Homes
The text explains BTU losses for various insulation levels and the payoff of proper insulation with vapor barriers. It stresses the need for correctly installed ceiling, wall, and floor insulation, and details minimum and ideal home wiring for 12 gauge circuits, appliance circuits, and dedicated kitchen/utilities circuits. It also notes causes of cooking utensil warping and how to straighten warped pans and teflon griddles.
Proclamation of Marbleton Town Election In 1965
Dan H. Budi mayor proclaims Marbleton Wyoming election on May 11 1965 at the Marbleton Laundromat from 9am to 7pm for a two year minor term and two four year council terms with successors to be elected and qualified Sharron Pearson town clerk attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbleton
Martleton
Dan H. Budi
Marbleton Laundromat
Ore
Sublette County
Wyoming
Wyoming in the News in 1890 Highlights Western Developments
A compilation from Wyoming newspapers notes Weston County planning its organization within six weeks, cattle losses across the region, Deer Creek coal mine rumors involving Allen McDonald & Co, Fort McKinney funding for a Washington trip, cattle range inspections by RB Lucas, and Meeteetse to Lost Cabin mail service expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenresk
Allen McDonald & Co
Deer Crek
Glenrook
Avril
Ter Creek Coal Co
Bonanza
Dick Sullivan
Meeteetse
Lost Cabin
Fenton
Otto
Hyattville
Spring Creek
Buffalo
Roi Bank
Miss Wyoming Glows Through the Grinning Scene
The piece notes Miss Wyoming stepping into view as she seems to brighten the scene with a becoming smile. The surrounding text mentions oil and water proportions and a Seymour well's potential, with hopes for a large capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Notice of Proposed Location of Road in Sublette County Wyoming
The Sublette County Board of Commissioners proposes a road path starting at a point in the NWU NEY section 10 T32N R211W along U S Highway 189 right of way. It traverses multiple sections through T32N R111W and T33N R110W to connect with Road No. 16 at Pinedale Big Piney, 50 feet wide. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon May 4, 1965. otherwise the road will be established without regard to such objections. Dated April 6, 1965. published April 15, 22, 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County
State of
Wyoming
Nwu Ney
Pinedale
Big Piney Road
Se“Sey
Sublette County to Build Road Along 187 in Several Townships
The Board of County Commissioners plans a road starting on State Highway 187 at a point in Section 16, through multiple sections in Townships 32 North, 108 West and adjacent ranges, ending at Secondary Highway 1801. The route runs 50 feet from the described line. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the county clerk by noon May 4, 1965, or the road will be established without regard to such claims. Published April 15, 22 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County
Wyoming
Newne
State of
Lexney
Green River
Luman
Wunem
Wise
Neyney
Wyoming Sets Road Route From TS Highway 189 toward Green River
The state outlines a proposed road beginning on TS Highway 189 in LEXNEY Section 21 and traversing multiple townships in T32N R111W, with alternative paths and endpoints near Green River and Luman Road. The plan specifies a May 4 1965 deadline for objections or damage claims, with publication dates April 15 22 and 29.
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Jim Greenwood
Joe Budd
Adrian Reynolds
Hansen
Jim
Joe
Ar McKinstry Ension Agents
Stell
B.T.U
Beauae
Blue Cross
Wyoming Hospital
Chaysins
Wyoming Hospital-Medical Service
Cheyenne
Attest
Sharron Pearson
Wyoming State Archives
By Lola M Rlomsher
Weston County
Sheridan Post
Fort McKinney
H. 3. Elliott
Washington
Mr. Eliott
Devetay Budert
RB. Lucas
Converse County
Glenrock
A.T. Seymour
Salt Creek
Miss Wyoming
Chicago Tribune
Big Piney Examiner
Green River Veicy
Postoffice
By Piney
Geo. W. Copkins, JR
Foming Press Abbociation
Ssociation
Ross Meeks
Aid Piney, Wyoming
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