Intermountain fish and game conference at Mammoth Hot Springs
Salt Lake City reports an intermountain fish and game conference set for August 16 and 17 at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone. Utah Wyoming Idaho and Montana officials and sportsmen groups will discuss game laws refuges education and cooperative management with the forest service and national parks agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Intermountain
Fish and Game Department
Intermountain Fish and Game
Mammoth Hot Springs
Belowstone National Park
Salt Lake
Roy Thompson
Forest Service
Region 4
R. E. Thomas
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
B. C. Bryant
H. ©. Bryant
National Parks
J. Arthur Medhram
Fish and Game
Utah
Bruce Nowlin
Wyoming
Glenn
A Smith
Missons
Mont
R. W. Hill
Montana
Fish and Game Departments
Idaho
Colorado
U. S. Forest Service
National Parks Service
U.S. Biolog
Storm Ravages Ranchers and Highways Across Green River Valley
Heavy rains disrupt haying, flood the Green River valley with daily downpours and cloud bursts. Roads wash out near Bailey Jane and Midway, but detours keep traffic moving while repairs target full restoration in days. Meantime hay remains down and must dry before stacking resumes. Dr. Robert R. Hocker of Remmere reports a Big Piney business visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Valley
Kemmerer-Big Piney
Bailey Jane
Dry Piney
Walter Vose
Midway
Robert R. Hocker
Remmere
Daniel Doings in the Daniel Journal
Mrs Phyl l ips mother of Mason Phyl ips stays Friday night with Mrs Huston. Mrs Phillips recently returned from France as a war mother traveller to her 50 s grave. Nye Ward welcomed a boy and a girl to Mr and Mrs Lester Pape. Pape family in Jackson hospital doing well. Henry Duckworth of Farson visits daughter Bernie Payne and family. Earl Hamilton, ex Big Piney, now Colorado, visits Daniel on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Pape
Pape
Jackson
Henry Duckworth of
Farson
Bernie Payne
Earl Hamilton
Big Piney
Colorado
Daniel Monday
Carter proposes Wyoming contest for West Point cadet picks
Congressman Vincent Carter seeks a Civil Service examination to select one principal and two alternates for West Point. The test on October 25, 1930, targets Wyoming male residents aged 17 to 22, with height at least five feet. Carter’s letter is admission credential. details from Civil Service Commission and War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
Vincent Carter
United States Civil Service
Wyoming
United States
Congressman Carter
Civil Service Commission
Washington
D.C
Arm
Military Academy
War Department
Wahington
D. C
Wyoming Game In Good Shape, Official Says
Wyoming game conditions are excellent with rising elk and moose in Jackson Hole and sage chickens on the range in numbers. Fishing has been good due to low stream water and hay crops are normal. If fall seasons start early, game may move from high ranges sooner, affecting duck availability for opening season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Bruce Nowlin
Nowlin
Jackson Hole
Wyoming Leads Nation With Highest Average Wages
Average wages in Wyoming exceed the national average, with annual wages at 1,627 dollars versus 1,398 in the 11 western states and 1,300 overall. Output per man stands at 15,000 dollars, labor charges 10.6 percent, and Wyoming reports 244 wage earners per plant with 2.7 percent industrial employment. Nevada follows with 1,618 dollars. Montana 1,467. Colorado 1,350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Nevada
Montana
Colorado
Sublette County Comissioners approve 1930 court house bond plan
The Sublette County Board of County Commissioners met August 5 1930 with Gust L Larson chairman and James P Jensen J W Montrose present. After correcting July minutes and approving bills the board moved funds to the Road and Bridge Fund and discussed the courthouse project. A motion passed to submit to voters on November 4 1930 a $30000 5 percent bond issue for building a court house jail and furnishings under state statutes. The meeting adjourned to October 7 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale
Sublette County
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Gust L. Larson
James P Jensen
J. W. Montrose
Fardy
A. G
Feliner
C.C. Co
Clementsen
Lilian
Albert
R. T
Sommers
May McAlister
Salary
Besser
William L
Wiegand
George
Healy
Mary
Budd
H. L
Big Piney Examiner
National Surety Company
the Mills Company
County Commissioners Association
Austin Western Road
Laws Garage
Upper Green River Lumber Co
Lane
Charles
Labor
Fred & Jay Moliring
Asset
John Lane
Holt
Eugene
Edwards
Sandlin
M. M
Lewis
Herm
Merrill
Ernest
Big Piney
M. G
Wyoming Gen Hospital
W. BH
Dickergon
Sea
Bradley
W. M
Davison
Ned
W. D
Hill
Joe
State Bank of
Nick
Teachers’ Institute
Carson
D. C
McComnick
J. F
Bloom
J. W
R&b
The
Texas Company
Gas & Oil
Feltmer
Steele
John I
Nelson
Walter
Rowland
Boulder
Cora
Mercanntile Co
Spear
James
Warren
J. O
Payne
Hayden
Bred
D. Spani
Pri
Sublette
A. D
Board of County Commissioers
Community Church Service Next Sunday at 10 A M
Rev A C Best leads a public worship with the sermon titled Unconquerable Confidence. Announcement notes a church program for Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
A. C. Best
State Auditor Alcorn Visits for Republican Nomination
State Auditor and Republican candidate Alcorn visited this section in advance of the August primary on Tuesday. He was here Tuesday afternoon promoting his campaign. Meanwhile Mrs. May McAlister Sommers, hospital bound at Rock Springs for two weeks, is reported recovering and nearing return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Alcorn
May McAlister Sommers
Rock Springs
School transportation and coal contract bids near Big Piney
Bids invited for coal deliveries to Big Piney and assigned schools plus school transportation on Routes 1 2 and 3 from local ranches. Bidders must post bonds equal to double the bid and provide safe vehicles and competent drivers. Bids open August 16 at 8 P.M. to Al Osterhout Clerk District No.2 Big Piney Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Dunham
Murdock
Whitman
Carper
Midway
Geo. Wilson Ranch
Meadow Canyon
Jas. F. Mickelson Ranch
Marbleton
Joseph Sage Ranch
McNinth Ranch
Jas. P. Jensen
Circle Ranch
J. B. Curtis
E. D. Finneran
Tom O'Newdl
Mickelson Ranch
Clifton Fear
al Osterhout
Wyoming
Wyoming State Traffic Census to End August 31
The Wyoming State Highway department, with the U S Bureau of Public Roads, ends its traffic census on August 31 after a year long survey begun September 3, 1929. Recorders worked day and night on federal aid highways, checking forty two towns to yield data on traffic flow density and seasonal fluctuation for future highway improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryoming
Wyoming State Highway Department
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Wyoming
Primary Election Proclamation for Sublette County
Primary election proclamation for Sublette County Wyoming orders a primary on August 19, 1830 to nominate party candidates for offices to be filled at the November 4, 1936 general election and to elect party committees. issued by the Board of County Commissioners with county clerk attestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette County
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Sublette County Political Candidacies for 1930 Primary
Several Sublette County officials and hopefuls announce candidacies for the August 19 1930 Republican primary. Erith Culbertson seeks Representative, Sublette County Clerk seat is urged for re election by C C Feltner, and William L Hesser incumbent seeks County Treasurer. Fork County Superintendent candidate Leona Linn Pape cites teaching background and university training.
Nomination notices for Sublette County offices
FOR SHERIFF OF SUBLETTE CO. the nomination of Sheriff of Sublette County on The Republican Ticket subject to the will of the Voters at the Primary election August 19 1930. Homer Payne states years of service and readiness to serve the county. FOR ASSESSOR on the Democratic ticket seeking re election. request support at the Primaries Aug 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May McAlister Sommers
Sublette County
Erith Culbertson
William L. Hesser
Homer Payne
Westley and Conwell announce county race in Sublette
James B. Westley seeks Sheriff of Sublette County subject to Republican primary on August 19. He has resided in Wyoming 17 years and Sublette County over four years. P. W. Conwell also seeks the office of County Assessor subject to Democratic primary on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Sublette County
Aving
Wyming
James B. Westley
Frances Deloney Clark in Republican primary voters
In the state legislative race Representative voters head to the August 19 primary. Frances Deloney Clark is a named candidate highlighted for the Republican ballot.
For Clerk of Court seeks office with three-year deputy experience
A candidate for Clerk of Court asserts qualification based on three years as Deputy County Clerk and states the race is subject to Republican primary voters on August 1st. The statement emphasizes readiness to fulfill the office duties.
Clerk of Court Candidate Seeks Primary Support
A candidate on the Republican ticket for the Clerk of Court position emphasizes two years legal experience in the Office of G.B. Hackett at Big Piney. The statement notes the August 19 primary election and the candidate’s aim to serve if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.B. Hackett
Big Piney
Henry Summers Announces Candidacy for Clerk of Court
Henry Summers files to run in the Republican primary for Clerk of Court. He asks for August 18 support and votes, urging party voters to back his candidacy.
Sublette County Treasurer Candidate Announces Qualifications
A statement by a candidate for Sublette County Treasurer outlines fitness for the office and commitment to duties if nominated and elected in the Republican primary set for August 19, 1930. The message emphasizes readiness to serve and manage county finances efficiently.
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Game and Fish Commissioners
Yellowstone Park
Storm
Daniel
Ray Daniels
WF. Yarger
Owen Lewis
Lander
Nye
Abbey
Mason Precinct No
C. G. Feltner
J. N .Crocker
Optometry
H. S. Crocker
Op_tigian
C. & Feltiner
Isid Board
C. C. Feltner
Sublette CO
P. W. Conwell
Wyo
Frances Deloney Clark
Henry H, Summers
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