National Caveol News on Federal Aid and Policy Talks
National Caveol News reports ongoing talks on protective measures for grazing and hunting areas, possible federal reimbursements to Teton County, and livestock price expectations. It notes Senate reorganization plans leave Forestry Bureau in Agriculture, and that the Argentine treaty pact remains dormant awaiting committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
Creever
Ickes
Wyommes
Wyoming
Teton
Senate
Forestry Bureau
Forestry Service
Department of Agricultue
Congress
Piace
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Outlook for 1938 Feod Crops and Livestock
Supplies of forage crops and feed grains will be ample in main Middle West areas to support current livestock numbers. Corn supplies exceed recent years and approach 1928-32 averages. hogs, fat cattle, dairy and poultry output are expected to rise with more feed per animal. Carryover feed may stay above average, while corn prices stay near two years ago and oats and barley trend higher amid overall cautious optimism for 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Elk hunt and local politics mix in Platte County report
A fragmentary Platte County item notes elk hunting success by Sider and Gunter in Jackson and mentions H B Bellis of Wheatland as a longtime public servant with multiple terms as county treasurer and legislator. The piece weaves local lore with political coloration and Christmas travel hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sider
Robert H. Gunter
Jackson
Notice of final three year proof for stockraising homestead
Glayton Stacey of La Barge Wyoming filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish a stockraising homestead claim on sections 13 and 14 in township 28 north range 114 west sixth meridian. Proof to be made before U S Commissioner William E Baehr at Big Piney Wyoming January 18 1938 with witnesses W H Marts Joe Whelan Herman Whitman both of LaBarge and Ray Lewis of Big Piney Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior General Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Glayton Stacey
la Barge Wyoming
Range
William E Baehr
U. S
Big Piney
W. H Marts
Joe Whelan
Herman Whitman
LaBarge
Ray Lewis
Loraine Rollins
Wyoming divorce petition in Sublette County court
The state and Sublette County District Court notify Robly A Rathbun that Daniel E Rathbun has filed for absolute divorce. Robly A Rathbun must answer by December 2 1937 or the petition will be treated as true and judgment rendered. Clerk G C Feltner and attorney G B Hockett oversee the case. Navy notice dates November 18 25 and December 2 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robly A. Rathboun
Robly A. Rathbun
Third Judicial District
County of
Sublette
State of
Wyoming
G. C. Feltner
Western Stockmen Meet at Great Western Livestock Show
The Great Western Livestock Show to run December 13 to 18 will feature cattle and hogs, fat stock, feeder cattle and range bulls. Exhibitors aim to boost registered high quality cattle, emphasize feeder and range stock, and showcase breeding that improves feed efficiency and carcass quality for packers.
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Los Angeles
Carlier Maritime
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China
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Carr Smeer
Frank Burney
Hen Heuwss
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Bir Piney
Oeryl Snider
Texas
Middle Piney Creek
Cary
Platte County
H B. Bellis
Wheatland
Mr. Bellis
Grant City
Missouri
Grant Cty
I. Wig
Chillicothe Business College
Nr. Bells
Wyomme
Banner Grocery
Bellis
Cheyenne
United States of Wheatland
Marine Fe
Miss V' Coa
Hallywood
Calif
Long Beach
Galil
Es Davidson
Wil Rogers
Will Rogers
Heer
Pancetona
Bird
Tully
Detroit
Arthur E. Deland
Pinedale
Wye
Piney Hotel
Big
District Court
Daniel E. Rathbun
G. B. Hockett
Navy
Javestock PN
H. B. Kleinstick
Mr Catttleman
Omaha
The
U.S. A
Triangle
C. J. Horn
John QO. Nielsen
Hotel
Kemmerer
James Witherspoon
Mgr
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Frontier Raw Fur Corp
MR. del Dearth
Opal, Wyoming
del Dearth
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