Open Season Set For Sage Grouse In This Sector
An open season on sage grouse will be held this month August 27 and 28 in four hunting units in southwestern Wyoming Units open include the Uinla unit Lincoln Green River and Sweetwater Daily bag limit is three grouse with no more than three in possession In the Eden valley area supervised hunting of grouse will be allowed on Sept 2 and 3 and again on Sept 9 and 10 The Artist Guild met July 20 at Newfork Lake with Mrs Lew Brown and Mrs Jack Funk as chaperones Fourteen members and six guests were present.
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Wyoming
Uinla
Lincoln
Green River
Sweetwater
Eden Valley
Artist Guild
Newfork Lake
Lew Brown
Jack Funk
Henrick
Hannah Enos
Ryburn
McDonough
Bing
Tha‘Mae Pfisterer
Frances Clark
Wild
Bert Clark
the Rim
Linn Sargent
Beth Richardson
Wyoming Game and Fish to Release Informational Film
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission announces a new 46 imm moving picture with sound and color completed by Wildlife Films Inc. filmed in Wyoming. The film covers fish management, culture, and fishing scenes, praised for photography and documentary value. It targets sport groups and schools and will be available to clubs and civic groups with advance notice required.
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Wyoming Game & Fish Commission
Sportman
Wyoming
Wildlife Films, Inc
Box
Cheyenne
Mexican dies on street in suffocation episode
Juan Jose Mesias an epileptic man from Rock Springs died last night on a street in the east end of town during a fit of epilepsy. Coroner and Mortician W Tanner will take the remains this evening. He had worked as a hay hand for R L Miller the past week.
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Juan Jose Mesias
Rock Springs
W. Tanner
R. L. Miller
Rock Springs Visitors Arnold and Olson Arrive Saturday
Arnold and Lester Olson, described as business visitors, were noted in Rock Springs on Saturday, with the visit documented as part of local activity and commerce coverage.
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Arnold
Lester Olson
Rock Springs
Biggest Livestock Show Expected At Wyoming State Fair
The 1950 Wyoming State Fair in Douglas Aug 30 to Sept 2 is anticipated to set records with entries surging in horses beef cattle dairy cattle sheep and growing interest in swine. A half Arabian horse class and expanded preliminary rodeo sessions may reshape the program as county exhibits and a full auto show join main displays including bees wool and homemaker projects.
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Douglas
Wyo
Wyoming
E. W
Farnsworth
Wyoming Pioneers
Natural Bridge
A. ©. Ayres
Wyoming Bee Keepers
Wyoming Farm Bureau State Department of Agriculture
Wyoming Homemaker's
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Converse County Auto Dealers Association
Converse County
Curtiss Candy Company
Walt Disney
James Bennett
Logan
Utah
Weaver
Juanita Gray
Mansfield
Texas
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Bob McManus
Benny Bender
Barton family visit brightens Kemmerer day
Mr and Mrs Jack Barton and their daughter Ruth visit Kemmerer today, stopping to tour sights and enjoy a family outing in town.
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Jack Barton
Ruth
Kemmerer
Payson Man Martin Horn Killed On Birthday Crash
Martin Mickelson Horn of Payson Utah was killed Wednesday when his car struck a bridge railing near his home. The death was verified by Jas F Mickelson a relative. He was the son of Mrs Jens Horn a former local resident and the accident occurred on his birthday, a year after his father was laid to rest.
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Martin Mickelson Horn
Payson
Utah
Raido
Jas. F. Mickelson
Jens Horn
Public Lands and BLM Roles in West Region
The Public Lands Bureau of the Interior administers about 180 million acres in the continental U S and 290 million acres in Atavina. It provides cadastral, grazing, lease, and resource sale services, with timber, gas, and minerals generating major revenue. In 1949, the agency collected over 37 million dollars for the U S Government and returned 13.3 million to states and counties, including Wyoming and Sublette County distributions.
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Bureau of Land Management
U. S. Department of the Interior
Continental
United States
Atavina
Bureau
Range Lands
Secretary of the
Tnterior
Wyoming
Sublette
Treas
Second Annual Champion Steer Roping At Sublette County
The second annual champion ship steer roping contest will be sponsored by the Sublette County Roping Club at Pinedale on August 20. Last year drew a large crowd from across the country and organizers expect an even bigger turnout to see top national ropers. Entry fee is $1,000, ensuring only top talent, with steers supplied by King Merritt of Federal, Wyoming. Funds mostly benefit Sublette County school districts, with detailed district allocations listed. Average cattle prices and market notes from Omaha are included for context.
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Sublette County
Pinedale
Lange
King Merritt
Federal
Wyoming
Columbia
Columbia Association
Rawlins
Tony Felihauer
Wyombly Agricutural Extension Service
Fellhauer
FRA
Douglas
Range reseeding in Utah successful visit notes
A party from Rock Springs, Kemmerer and Cokeville toured Utah range reseedings with Forest Service guides, praising preliminary experiments at Ephraim Canyon and Bryce Canyon. They plan fall seedings in their lands, noting 4,000 acre airplane seeding and cream of crested wheatgrass near Salina, while Rambouillet rams and fat lambs markets were also observed.
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Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Cokeville
Utah
Wyoming
Seddon Taliaferro
Leonard Hay
A. A. Covey
Eugene Bagley
William Thoman
J.hesse
Ogden
W. W. Dresskell
Ephraim Canyon
Intermountain Forest & Range Experiment
Intermountain West
Pines
Bryce Canyon
Salina
Forest Service
Beal & Neilson Farms
Ephraim
Livestock Program Draws 100 Plus In Jackson Area
County Agent Harold Hunch reports a two day livestock event in Teton county drawing over 100 participants. UW experts covered selection feeding and management while Gladys Oller and others demonstrated meat cooking and nutrient preservation.
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Harold Hunch
Jackson Area
Teton County
University of Wyoming
Glady Oller
Natrnoa
Mes L. Dahlquist
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Paul von Gonterd
Carroll James
William Hunter
Neal W. Hilston
The
University
Jackson
Gerrit ‘Hardeman's
Carl Roubithek
Amy James Ranch
Congregational Church schedules and notices.
Church calendar lists Sunday School at 9 30 am church service at 11 am adult class Friday 7 30 pm high school gathering Tuesday 7 pm Cooperation noted as lax with few Sundays left in summer. Mrs Marie Farrell returns from a trip to Los Angeles and visits with her father in Washington and Oregon.
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Marie Farrell
Los Angeles
Calif
Washington
Oregon
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