University Board H Holds Annual Meeting In Wyoming
The University Board of Trustees met in August, discussing detailed university business. Members present included Wallace Bond Cheyenne Harrett Grieve Casper D P B Marshall Sheridan Evelyn F Pimmer Grevenne Victor Fascinelli Rock Springs Ralph Sinn Shoshoni Frank A Barrett Lusk Peter Sill Laramie Milward L Simpson.
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Scs
Wallace
Bond
Cheyenne
Harett T Grieve
Casper
D. P. B. Marshall
Sheridan
Evelyn 5S F Pimmer
Grevenne
Victor J. Fascinelli
Rock Spenney
Ralph Sinn
Shosheri
Frank A Barrett
Lusk
Peter Sill
Laramie
Milward L Smpson
Kemmerer Plans Labor Day Celebration and Campus Changes
Kemmerer will host a Labor Day celebration with cooperation from coal camps. The Kemmerer High School Band will provide music for a day featuring sports, a free show, and a dance. At the University, plans include a $317,000 construction program, new faculty appointments, and a retirement plan for staff, with details to be finalized. New department heads and staff changes accompany enrollment growth as faculty replace those on leave.
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Kemmerer High School
Cody
A G “Crane
Wuormmme Alusin
Atrant
Alumni Association
Fesors
University of Wyonone
John B Smuth
Adams State Teachers College At
Alamosa
Tools Damage Halts Wells Labor At Wyoming Well Site
The Wyoming Petroleum Corp site near Budd Well experiences a standstill after a pipe breaks and dry tools fall to the hole bottom. A pipe-strapping machine from Casper is expected to align the bent pipe so drilling can resume soon.
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Wyoming Petroleum Corporation
Casper
Wyoming Markets Open With General Rise in Cattle Prices
Livestock values advanced across markets led by stocker yearlings and steer calves with Wyoming price records. Hogs and grass cattle lagged. eastern dressed beef sold higher. stockers, feeders, and fed cattle up 10 to 15 cents from last Monday. Also notes progress of AAA Range Program through 7,000 reservoirs built in Wyoming by season end aiding grazing and drought resilience.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Ranges
Lester Crompton
Crompton
Cromptom
Uinta County
Wyoming State Fair Sets Four Busy Days of Exhibits and Music
Fifteen counties reserve exhibition space for agricultural and veterinary displays at the Wyoming state fair starting Friday September 3. The event features industrial exhibits on the first floor of the agricultural building and arts and crafts displays, with bands from Casper Lincoln and Burlington performing across the four days including Casper Day on Saturday September 9. A special trainer will install a new spearing system for the fair. Governor and Cheyenne Day closes with a parade and school bands from Gillette Torrington and Pine Ridge.
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Nebr
J Sheldneck
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Midwest Drum and Bugle Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Teanot Dome
Duke Hamamlton
4-H Club Prominence At Wyoming State Fair in Douglas
Wyoming 4-H clubs will display livestock crops foods clothing forestry and other products at the Wyoming State Fair in Douglas September 8 to 11. Burton Marston says about 350 members will enroll with Extension Service and Fur Management ensuring housing feeding and care. The program includes team demonstrations in agriculture and home economics with club calves sheep and swine showing, and awards for entries medals ribbons and educational pins. Exhibits will be in the 4-H building with groups fed in the basement dining hall. A new youth building funded by the recent legislature will provide sleeping quarters. All twenty counties are expected to be represented by demonstration teams and exhibits.
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Douglas
Burton Marston
Fur
Lingang
Mmn
Marston
School calls bids for coal delivery to nine Wyoming schools
The School Board of District No. 9 at Big Piney Wyoming invites sealed bids for coal delivery to Lyman Lum Riverside North Piney Middle Piney Dry Piney and Elg Piney schools. Bids due September 4 1939 with delivery by September 12 1939. The board may reject any bid. Clerk S Edwin Cazier.
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Bay Piney
Wyoming
Lyman
Riverside
North Piney
Middle Piney
Imp
Edwin Cazier
Big Piney
Wyo
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