Genetti and visitors gather across multiple towns
Local and personal notes list Mr and Mrs Albert Genetti and Mary Genetti of Hooper Utah visiting Elda Genetti and staying at his ranch. Joe Donna and Rudy Genetti return from Mayo Clinic Rochester after a major operation. Various relatives and friends from Venita Oklahoma Berkeley California Kemmerer Salt Lake City Rangely San Francisco and El Cerrito visit and travel between towns.
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Albert Genetti
Mary Genetti
Hooper
Utah
Elda Genetti
Herman Genetti
Joe Donna
Rudy Genetti
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Genett
Vegetables at Their Best from Ferry-Morse Seed
Advice on preparing garden vegetables for best flavor and nutrition. Gather leafy crops in the morning, wash and refrigerate for storage, pick peas and corn promptly, and avoid overcooking. Scrub carrots beets squash, skip soaking, use minimal water, and serve with little dressing to taste vegetables at their best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry-Morse Seed Co
Local notes on Kem Merer events and injuries
Local residents attended the Kem Merer weekend event and praised a strong performance. Dacper McWilliams was kicked in the head by a horse several days ago and remains in precarious condition at Kemmerer hospital. John Burnett has returned after spending months in Texas and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey” Moyer
Hoback Basin
Kemmerer High School
Meyer
Big Piney High School
Dacper McWi'liams
Kemmerer Hospital
John Burnett
Texas
Annual 4-H Club Camp Held At New York Lake
Sublette county 4-H members and leaders joined Sabette and Sweetwater counties for the annual camp at New York lake July 25 26 and 27. A total of 68 attended including 53 4 H club youth with 19 from Sublette county and two leaders Mr Paul Scherbel and Mrs Ted Weid eranders. Local helpers included Miss Ruth Kelly Dr Bert Reviow and Dr Judson Leeman plus James Harrower and State 4 H Club leader Mr Burton Marston. County Agent Mrs Harvey Booth and Miss Margaret Hurter attended along with Sweetwater Home Demonstration staff.
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New York Lake
Sabette
Sweetwater
Sublette County
Paul Scherbel
Ted Weideranders
Harvey Booth
Margaret Hurter
Sweetwater County
Early seed hay samples show high nitrate risk for livestock
University of Wyoming researchers found 21 of 26 early seed hay samples from northeastern farms contained 15 percent or more saltpeter, a dangerous nitrate level for feeds. Nitrate typically declines with maturity, but some mature forage can still pose risks. farmers urged caution and to monitor feeding.
U S Bonds Payoffs by Small Weekly Investments
Uncle Sam highlights that saving through U S Bonds pays, with examples of weekly amounts like 2.50 yielding 1,440.84 in ten years and 3.25 weekly reaching 2,163.45 by 1957. It promotes Payroll Savings Plan and bank automatic deductions for monthly bond purchases. The notice comes from the U S Treasury Department.
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U.S
U.S. Treasury Department
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Lee Taylor
Venita
Okla
Taylor
Earl
LaBarge
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Hugo Halkola
Berkeley
Calif
Jim Wilson
Hakola
Kemmerer
California
Marshall Gurney
Walter Gurney
Salt Sake City
Mrs. Gurney
Sylvester Griggs
Richard
Rangely
Colorado
Griggs
Edward Finnegan
Katherine
Con Edward
Middle Piney
Terry O'Leary
San Franciero
Ross Moon
el Cerrito
Lee Morse
Californ's
San Jese
Elmer Olson
Anna Lee Gray
New York
Kem Merer
Harold Hurich
State Experiment Station
Big Piney Community
The
Rocky Mountain Playboys
County Agricultal Aeei
Sl Conservation District
Pin Pines
Pinedale
Big Piney
United States
Uncle Sam
Cesspools
Geo. R. Miller Box
Wyoming
St. Johns Church
St. John the Baptist
Contract Motor
Transportation General Trucking
Cottonwood Coal
W. R. McNinch
Wyo
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
City Auto Sales Co
Elk Street
Rock Springs, Wyo
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