Open Season Set For Sage Grouse In This Sector
An open season on sage grouse will occur August 27 and 28 in four hunting units in southwestern Wyoming: Uinta Lincoln Green River and Sweetwater. Daily bag limit is three, with possession allowed above that. Supervised grouse hunting in Helen valley area set for Sept 2 3 and Sept 9 10. Artist Guild met July 20 at Newfork Lake with Cowhonoresses Mrs. Lew Brown and Mrs. Jack Munk present. guests included Mrs. Hennick Mrs. Hannah Enos and others.
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Wyoming
Uinta
Lincoln
Green River
Sweetwater
Helen Valley
The
Artist Guild
Newfork Lake
Lew Brown
Jack Munk
Morjateen
Hennick
Hannah Enos
Ryburn
McDonough
Bing
Ida- Mae Pfisterer
Frances Clark
Wild
Fechoes
Bert Clark
Rim
Linn Sargent
Beth Richardson
Wyoming Game and Fish to loan color film on fish work
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission announces a new 16 mm color sound film by Wildlife Films, Inc. filmed in Wyoming. It shows fish management and culture with scenic shots and a strong conservation message for sport clubs, schools, and civic groups. Requests go to Box 335 Cheyenne with at least two weeks notice to secure a loan date.
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Wyoming Game & Fish Commission
Wyoming
Wildlife Films, Inc
Box
Cheyenne
Mexican man dies of street suffocation during epilepsy
Juan Jose Mesias, epileptic, died last night on a street in the east end of town during an epileptic fit. He came from Rock Springs where relatives reside. Coroner F. W. Tanner and mortician will retrieve the body this evening. He had worked as a key hand for RK L Miller the past week.
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Juan Jose Mesias
Rock Springs
F. W. Tanner
RK. L. Miller
Rock Springs Visitors Arnolt and Lester Olson Saturday
Arnolt and Lester Olson were noted as business visitors in Rock Springs on Saturday last, marking a brief professional visit for scheduling and discussions.
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Arnolt
Lester Olson
Rock Springs
Biggest Wyoming State Fair Livestock Show Expected
The Wyoming State Fair in Douglas is poised to host the largest livestock show in state history from August 30 to September 2 1950 with entries in horses beef cattle dairy cattle and sheep rising dramatically. Swine exhibit interest grows and a half Arabian class for horses is added with plans for multiple horse show sessions. The event also features a county exhibit program a modern museum fundraiser a full auto show and a six pony Curtiss Candy attraction with a Snow White themed wagon. James Bennett of Logan Utah will showcase a sheep dog act and Weaver Gray and Juanita Gray present fancy riding alongside rodeo events led by Bob McManus and Benny Bender.
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Douglas
Wya
Wyoming
BE. W
Dusty
Farnsworth
Jearnsworth
Adi
Toe i
Wyoming Bee Keepers
Wyoming Farm Bureau State Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Converse County Auto Dealers Association
Converse County
Curtiss Candy Company
Disney
James Bennett
Logan
Utah
Weaver
Juanita Gray
Mansfield
Texas
Rodeo Cowboys Association
g@gain
Bob McManus
Benny Bender
Kemmerer Visitors See Barton Family Today
Mr and Mrs Jack Barton and their daughter Ruth visit Kemmerer as today's public stop. The Barton family spends time with local residents and shares plans for future visits.
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Jack Barton
Ruth
Kemmerer
Martin Horn of Payson Killed On Birthday in Utah Bridge Crash
Martin Mickelson Horn of Payson Utah was killed Wednesday morning when his car struck a bridge railing near his home. The death was confirmed by Jas F Mickelson, a relative. He was the son of Mrs Jens Horn, a former resident of this area, and the tragedy occurred on his birthday, a year to the day after his father’s burial.
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Martin Mickelson Horn
Payson
Utah
Raida
Jas. F. Mickelson
Jens, Horn
Public Lands Bureau Powers and 1949 Revenue Report
The Public Lands under the Bureau of Land Management administers about 186 million acres in the continental U S and 290 million in Alaska offering cadastral data grazing leases timber and mineral extraction and land disposal services. In 1949 the bureau collected 37 million for the U S Government with 13.3 million returned to states and counties including Wyoming 4.08 million and Sublette County receipts through the year.
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Bureau of Land Management
U. S. Department of the Interior
Continental United States
Alaskna
Pugic
Public Lands Ag
Bureau
Bureau of Land Managements
United States
Wyoming
Sublette
Treas
Second Annual Champion Steer Roping To Be Held August 20
The Sublette County Roping Club will sponsor the second annual champion ship steer roping contest at Pinedale on August 20. Last year drew a national crowd and organizers expect a larger attendance this year with a $2,000 prize fund. Steers supplied by Bing Merritt of Federal, Wyoming, most funds go to Sublette County school districts,roads and bridges figures listed, range and public land projects funded in 1949. The cattle market news from Omaha follows.
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Sublette County
Pinedale
Lange
Bing Merritt
Federal
Wyoming
Ovea
Schoo
Omaha
South Dakota
South Dake
Art Nebracka
Aree
Lowe
Range reseeding in Utah shows strong results for western lands
A group of stockmen from Rock Springs Kemmerer and Cokeville toured central and southern Utah seedings. They praised experimental reseeding at Ephraim Canyon noting 4000 acre airplane seeding succeeds mainly for Aspen Oak or burns. Bryce Canyon Pines area hosts largest reseeding with 16000 acres. Prices for fat lambs and feeder lambs reported.
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Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Utah
Utah Range
Wyoming
Sedden Taliaferro
Leonard Hay
A. A. Covey
Eugene Bagley
William ‘Thoman
J. ‘A. Hessel
Ogden
W. W. Dresskell
Ephraim Canyon
Intermountain Forest & Range Experiment Station
Intertacuntain West
Pines
Bryce Canyon
Salina
Forest Service
Beal & Neilson Farms
Ephraim
Ramboulett
Unclear financial figures prompt data cleanup
The provided OCR text contains scattered monetary values and symbols such as 2 586 356.59 98 4214.20 ae 84 097 229.30 2 687 116 80 1 000 000 00 1 410 112.59. No coherent event or entities are identifiable.
Livestock Program Draws 100 plus in Jackson Area
County Agent Harold Hurich reports a two day livestock program in Tejon county attracting over 100 participants. Wyoming experts spoke on selection breeding feeding and management with demonstrations on meat cooking and mineral use. The Wyoming Purebred Columbia Association plans a Rawlins ram sale on Sept 26 featuring about 450 rams, with 4-H and FRA members allowed to sell up to five heads.
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Harold Hurich
Jackson Area
Tejon County
University of Wyoming
Glady Oller
Natraa
Nels L. Dahlquist
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Paul von Gontard
Carroll Jamey Ranch
William Hunter Ranch
Neal W. Hilston
The
University
Jackson
Gerrit Hardeman’s
Garl Roubichek
Tyne
Amasa James Ranch
Columbia
Wyoming
Columbia Association
Rawlins
Tony Felhauer
Wyomire Agriculural Extension Service Livestock Specialsl
Felhauer
Congregational Church announces John R. Wall student minister
Mrs. Marie Farrell returns from trip to Los Angeles and visits relatives in Washington and Oregon. Summer Sundays remain, inviting surprise attendance. services set for Sunday 9:30 A. M. Sunday School, 11:00 A. M. church, 7:30 P. M. Adult Class, and 7:00 P. M. High School class on Tuesday.
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Marie Farrell
Los Angeles
Calif
Washington
Oregon
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Game & Fish Commission
Martin Horn
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Zurich Fire Insurance Company OF
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LA. Salle
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Rodney Barrus
Columbus
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