Oil Industry Says It Is Better Prepared For National Emergency
Frank M. Porter president of the American Petroleum Institute asserts the U S oil industry is better prepared to meet any national emergency noting a 25 percent rise in domestic production and refining capacity since World War II peak demand. He cites $8 billion reinvested in exploration and facilities over five years and argues private competition should be preserved even amid wartime planning. G F McMillan of the Rocky Mountain District agrees inventories are strong and position is better now than in the last war.
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Frank M. Porter
American Petroleum Institute
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United States
America
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G. F. McMillan
Rocky Mountain
Qi! Industry Information Committee
Mr. McMillan
National Western Stock Show Opens January 12 in Denver
The 1951 National Western Stock Show will open January 12 at Denver in the Coliseum with 17 rodeo and horse show performances. The new $2,000,000 stadium cannot be finished due to a four day building trades strike, so the show continues in its traditional quarters. Ticket requests are being accepted by mail, with performances daily January 12 to 20 except January 15.
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Denver
John T. Caine
Caine
Coliseum
Pfisterer Ranch Hosts Summer Bridge Series Attendees
Mrs Eugene Pfisterer hosted two days of summer bridge at the Pfisterer Ranch in Daniel. Five tables played Friday and Saturday with winners including Mrs Ivan Vickers on Friday and Mrs L W Freese on Saturday who took high and slam prizes. A long guest list featured Mrs Carlson Mrs Booth Mrs Travelute Mr Bloom and many others.
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L. K. Booth
A. W. Travelute
Robert Travelute
Mesdames
Vickers
Carlson
Booth
Moore
Wm. Bloom
John Bloom
Sell
Carson
Doyle
Feltner
Carier
Livingston
Clodius
Wm. Bayer
Charles Bayer
Faler
Watt
Wise
Carl Jorgenson
Wilson
Donald Jewett
Freese
A. W
Travelute
Clark
Barlow
Kvenild
Tanner
Springman
Jacobs
L. W. Sargent
Roche
Brown
Mae Sommers
Marie Meyer
Livestock prices slide at Omaha market report
Monday market results show fat cattle steady to 25 cents lower with steers around 1150 pounds down, yearlings near 31.00, fed heifers at 31.00, Holstein steers 24.00, cows weak to steady with beef cows at 22.00 and cutters 16.00 to 18.25, hogs 20.25 to 24.25, sows 18.00 to 22.00, bulls 21.50 to 23.00, and fat lambs and yearlings steady to firm.
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Omaha
Limelight on Douglas for 50 State Fair
The 1950 Wyoming State Fair in Douglas hosts 33 feature events from August 20 to September 2. 4-H members from counties across the state compete in livestock, home economics, crops and crafts with team and individual demonstrations and a girls dress revue as highlights.
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Wyoming
Douglas
Aleta McDowell
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
McDinvell
Local Lamb Market Summary Hinges on Scarcity and Prices
Prices drifted lower across categories with natives and Oregon springers at 27 dollars. Native shorn spring lambs brought 26.50. Yearling wethers sold 22 to 23.50. Slaughter hogs held at 9.50 to 11.00. Feeder lambs last week up to 28 but Monday too scarce for trade test.
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Oregon
Congregational Church Announces August Schedule
John R K Hill notes the High School Class will lead services August 13 with no minister. August 20 has no service while August 27 features the minister’s return and communion services. All parishioners are urged to attend.
Sublette County budget hearing adopts increased funds
Public hearing under the 1945 Budget Act results in a $2,000 budget increase for Sublette County for 1950-1951 with no protests. Board members Carroll R. Noble James Jensen and Donald W. Jewett sign the resolution, noting final recomputed total appropriations and tax levies. Local officials H H Summers and budget officer attend, and a hospital campaign mention is included with local figures. Deputy notes report Governor candidate Frank A Barrett visiting Lusk.
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Pinedale
Wyoming
Carroll R. Noble
James Jensen
Donald W. Jewett
H.H. Summers
Board OF County Commissioners
Sublette County
Sublette
County
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Charles Davis
Evanston
Virostka
George Statham
Fresno
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Statham
Yelloowstone Park
Joe Bradley
Nedra
Big Piney
Elizabeth Genetti
LaBarge
Boulder
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Boulder Sanitarion
N. P. Christensen
Charles
T. E. Miley
Crew
Lusk
Wyo
T. D. O'Neil
Salt Lake
Eugene Pfisterer
Congregational Church
John RK
Jack) Hill
Official County Commissioners’ Proceedings
H. H. Summers
HLH
Summers
Big Piney Examiner
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Agriculture Department
Trund Road and Bridge
County Hospital
Weed and Pest Control Fund
H. C. Dunham
Mrs. Dunham
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