John Hay to Complete Cottonwood Irrigation Project
John W. Hay of Rock Springs with Mr. Musser inspected the Cottonwood Development in the Daniel district last week. Report says Hay will soon start work to finish a canal supplying irrigation for thousands of acres, attracting new settlers and farms to Sublette County along the Big Piney Daniel highway.
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John W. Hay
Rock Springs
Musser
Daniel
Hay
Wyoming
Cottonwood Development Company
Sprigfield
Big Piney and
Daniel Running
Big Piney-Daniel Highway
Sublette County
John Hay
Camp Spots Located in National Forests
About 1,500 designated camp grounds exist in National Forests with roughly 1,200 equipped with facilities for health safety and fire risk reduction. The report notes many spots are in Colorado and Wyoming and emphasize comfort sanitation and water supply to manage visitors while preserving nature.
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National Forests
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
A.aa. Club
Colorado
Wyoming
Nature
Forest Service
Wild Animals Seen In Greater Numbers At Grand Teton Park
The National Park Service reports a notable uptick in wildlife within Grand Teton during this summer, especially moose and jacktail deer, with bears observed near park headquarters. Officials say the park continues to serve as a refuge as wildlife move closer to human areas and cross into horse pastures. Nearby, Mrs Pauline Noble and daughter Ida of Cora visited Rock Springs for nursing training at Wyoming General Hospital.
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Grand Teton National Park
Department of the Innterior
Wyoming
Park
National Park Service
Corral
National Park ‘Service
Pauline Noble
Ida
Cora
Rock Springs
Nures
Wyoming General Hospital
Daniel Doings and Visits Highlight Regional Social Roundup
A sequence of local social notes reports arrivals and visits in Daniel Nebraska with figures such as Mr. and Mrs. A. A. David and family, Congressman Vincent Carter, Governor Frank C. Emerson, and Mrs. Emerson. Hospital leave Ida Noble travels east, and multiple Casper Rock Springs travelers are noted along with new births.
Livestock and Crops Dominate Wyoming Production
Wyoming's livestock and agriculture industries are valued at over 120 million dollars, three times mineral production in 1929. All livestock lead at 78.649 million, crops 37.593 million, coal 15.699 million, and minerals 4.665 million. royalties and gas taxes fund roads, schools, and statewide expansion, with charts at the State Fair to counter desert Wyoming impressions.
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Wyoming
United States Bureau of Crops and Livestock
State Department of Agriculture
Douglas
State Department
Amnola King
Wronure
State Board of Equalization
Statehouse
Wyoming Industies
Wyoming Eagle
Governor and Mrs Emerson Visit Big Piney for Campaign
Governor Frank Emerson and his wife Mrs Emerson visited Big Piney on Wednesday as part of the campaign for nomination and re election. They expressed favorable impressions of the region and spoke of returning for a longer visit. They stayed at Sargent's Inn in Daniel overnight and planned moves to Pinedale and Cheyenne.
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Frank
Emerson
Big Piney
Wyoming
Red
Daniel
Sargent's Inn
Pinedale
Will
Campaigners Visited State Races In Past Week
During the past week several Republican candidates visited the state to drum up support for upcoming nominations. Vincent Carter seeks re election to Congress while Judge Charles E Waller vies for the U S Senate. Harry B Henderson Jr campaigns for Congress and H Reimmerth aims at state auditor.
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Vincent Carter
Charles E. Waller
United States
Harryb. Henderson, Jr
H. Reinnerth
North Carolina Motor College Arrives at University of Wyoming
A caravan of eight UNC motor cars with about 55 students arrived in Laramie for an overnight stay on a coast to coast eight week journey. A second section of 12 cars and 82 people is due today to complete the 9000 mile tour.
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Motor College
U. W
University of North Carolina Transcontinental
Laramie
University of Wyoming
Chapel Hall
N. C
R. M. Grumann
North Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Tennessee
New York
South Carolina
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Georgia
The Evolution of Uncle Sam feature in Examiner
Cartoonists shaped Uncle Sam from a War of 1812 origin into a benevolent nation symbol with stars and stripes. Elmo Scott Watson's illustrated feature traces this development and how the familiar figure evolved over time.
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Uncle Sam
United States
John Bull
England
All America
Elmo Scott Watson
Examiner
Mr and Mrs Percy LeRoux Leave for Canada
Mr and Mrs Percy LeRoux, longtime workers at Western Cash Grocery, have departed for Canada seeking new opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy LeRoux
Western Cash Grocery
Canada
Primary Election Approaches With Four Ballots In Play
The 1930 primary is two weeks away on Tuesday August 19. Voters will use four ballots for Republican and Democratic regular offices United States senator for the Warren term non Partisan ballots for Judicial and County Superintendent of Schools. Republican filings total twenty for state posts and twelve for county nominations while Democratic filings stand at five for state posts and five for county posts. Non Partisan filings include one for Judicial and two for County Superintendent of Schools.
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United States
F. E. Warren
Marketing interests drive Intermountain Livestock group formed
The Intermountain Livestock Marketing Association forms in Denver with participation from Montana Utah Wyoming Nebraska Colorado New Mexico cattlemen and sheepmen. The group backs a $500000 Intermountain Livestock Credit Corporation with $100000 from producers and $400000 from a government loan to finance marketing loans and feeder purchases. A meeting is set in Denver August 5 to select officers.
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University of Wyoming Extension Service
A. E Bowman
J. R. Neale
Faris m
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Intermountain Livestock Marketing Association
Denver
Intermountain Livestock Credit Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Marketing Credit Corporation
Totermountain Regional Association
Prower
National Livestock Marketing Association
Intermountain Marketing Association
Weston Seeks Republican State Treasurer Nomination
Harry R. Weston of Jackson Wyoming campaigns for the Republican nomination for State Treasurer. A thirty year Wyoming resident with roots in Cody he aims to represent western counties and influence state boards including the Farm Loan Board. He urges voters to support him at the August 19 primaries.
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Harry R. Weston
Jackson
Wyoming
Hns
Weston
Cody
Western Wronting
Farm Loan Board
Sage Chicken Season Opens August 16 in Wyoming
The Wyoming game and fish department announced a three day sage chicken hunting season starting August 16 in 17 counties. Hunting will be prohibited in the remaining six counties. The permitted counties include Big Horn, Campbell, Converse, Crook, Fremont, Hot Springs, Johnson, Lincoln, Natrona, Niobrara, Park, Platte, Sublette, Sweetwater, Uinta, Washakie, and Weston. The season ends August 18.
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Wyoming
State Game and Fish Department
Big Horm
Campbell Converse
Crook
Fremont
Hot Springs
Johnson
Lincoln
Natrna
Niobrara
Park
Platte
Sublette
Sweetwater
Uinta
Washakie
Weston
Wyoming Board Cuts State Tax Levy for 1930
The Wyoming state board of equalization announced a levy of 3.6938 mills on property for 1930, down from 3.7983 mills in 1929. Components include General funds 2.8 mills University buildings 1.25 mills University maintenance 0.475 mill Armories 0.083 mill State experiment farms 1 mill Normal training 0.0575 mill State highway bond interest 1.03 mill Department of commerce and industry 0.05 mill.
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Wyoming
State Board of Equalization
State Equalization Board
Boards of County Commissioners
State Experiment Farms
Department of Commerce and Industry
Sublette County Primary Election Ordered for 1930
The Sublette County Board of Commissioners orders a primary election to be held on August 19, 1930, across the county to nominate party candidates for all offices to be decided by direct vote at the November 4, 1930 general election and to elect party committeemen as provided by law.
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Sublette County
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County Politicians Announce Candidacies
A series of notices from Sublette County figures announce bids for Republican primaries August 19 1930. Keith Culbertson seeks State Representative after promising focus on Sublette County. County Clerk incumbent seeks re election pledging continued thorough attention. Treasurer William L Hesser seeks renomination and general election support. County Superintendent candidate Leona Linn Pape touts ten years teaching in Sublette County and recent university training.
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Sublette County
The
State University
Leona Linn Pape
Homer Payne Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in Sublette County
A formal campaign letter announces Homer Payne’s bid for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Sublette County. He notes years of policing experience and pledges to serve the county efficiently without fear or favor, subject to voter will at the August 19 1930 primary.
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Sublette County
Homer Payne
Assessor Re Election Appeal in Democratic Primary
A message urging support for the candidate on the Democratic ticket in the primary. The note requests backing at the Aug. 19th primaries and thanks voters for any assistance.
Summers Seeks Clerk of Court Nomination in Republican Primary
Henry H. Summers announces his candidacy for the office of Clerk of Court subject to the will of Republican voters in the upcoming primary on August 19. He asks supporters for backing.
James B Westley Seeks Sheriff Post in Sublette County
James B Westley announces candidacy for Sheriff of Sublette County in the Republican primary on August 19. A 17 year Wyoming resident and more than four years in Sublette County, he states his qualifications to fulfill the duties of the office.
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Sublette County
Wyming
James B. Westley
Primary ballot note for County Assessor race
A notice stating the County Assessor election is subject to Democratic voters at the August primary. The text directs participation in the choosing of a candidate for the County Assessor office.
Frances Deloney Clare Represents In Primary Ballot
The notice announces Frances Deloney Clare as a candidate for Representative in the State Legislature, subject to the will of Republican voters at the August 19 primary election.
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Frances Deloney Clare
Clerk of the Court Seeks Republican Primary Support
A candidate for Clerk of the Court proclaims qualifications from three years as Deputy County Clerk and urges Republican voters to back the candidacy in the August 19 primary.
Candidate Announcement for Clerk of Court on Republican Ticket
ANN BILLINGS announces her candidacy for Clerk of Court on the Republican ticket subject to the August 19 primary. She says she is qualified to efficiently fulfill the duties of the office and asks for voters support.
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Ann Billings
Sublette County Treasurer Candidate WC Clark Seeks Nomination
For the office of County Treasurer of Sublette County the Republican voters are to decide at the August 19 1930 primary. WC Clark declares qualification and readiness to perform duties efficiently if nominated and elected.
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Sublette
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A. A. David and Son
Merna
James Noble
Daugher
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John Leister
Casper
Joseph Huston
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Frank C. Emerson
Ward Blackmon
Albert Larson
Austin H. Richardson
A. EB. Richardson Ranch
Mrs. Arthur Pape
Robert Huston
Kansas City
Laramie Land
Mrs. Conwell
James Pope
Duckworth
Bernie Payne
Martha Conwell
Jot Laramme
Merns
Earl Lester
Clayton Payne
Drain
Oregon
Community Church
Rev
A. C. Best
Gov. and Mrs. Emerson
Dunham
Murdock
Whitman
Carper
Midway
Big Pinney
Ges
Wilson Ranch
Meadow Canyon
Jas F. Mickelson Ranch
Marbleton
Joseph Sage Ranch
Fromi McNineh Ranch
Jas
al Osterhout
Cheyenne
WYO. Board
Board of Equalization
Gust L. Larson
C. C. Feltner
Keith Culbertson
Ithereby
William L. Hesser
Subletter County
Sublette CO
Henry H. Summers
WC. Clark
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