Hail Rate Cut Aids Drought Cattle Market
A Washington report outlines a broad move to curb or limit aid payments and social security costs, alongside drought relief measures. Railroads cut freight rates to ease feed, hay, and livestock moves, with government credit and emergency programs stabilizing markets and reducing pressure on herds. Local notes mention a small snow flurry and dinner guests in LaBarge.
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Washington
Gilens
Citimens
Social Security ‘Fund
Sockit
Sam Mirpore
Department of Agricui
Agriculte
Benson
eAlroads
Mississippi
Drouth
Western
Southern
Efor
Minbis
Lecwe
Bids Sought for Remodeling Southwest School District Building
The Southwest School District seeks bids for remodeling the Big Piney building in Wyoming. Bids due by 9 PM on December 1, 1953, read aloud publicly. Specifications and drawings available from Superintendent Victor R. Culieis.
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Wyoming
Big Piney
Board of Trustees
Unias
Southwest
Victor Ri
Culieis
Sagebrush range gains follow controlled burning in Idaho
A U S Department bulletin reports long term tests in the Upper Snake River plains showing forty to one hundred percent more grazing capacity after planned sagebrush burning. After twelve to fifteen years regrowth includes strong rooted grasses and shrubs with sprouting. Damaged plants recover as cover returns. bulletin No.1075 available from Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station Ogden Utah author James P Blaidsell.
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U. S. Department
Snake River
Addito
Fego
Réctor
Intermountain Forest
Ogden
Utah
James’ P. Blaidsell
Four 4-H Members Earn College Scholarships
Four Wyoming 4-H members earned $300 college scholarships for outstanding project work at the national Congress in Chicago. The winners are Ronald Podolak Lark meat animal. Mary Christensen Torrington entomology. Charles Pruch Lusk latetus. Jade G Porter Sheridan home seaprove metit. McWilliams Hillsdale received a home grounds prize. The group totals eight to ten years of 4-H work. Christensen Bruch and Porter each have eight years, Podolak seven, McWilliams five. Burton Marston, state 4-H Club leader, commended them for national recognition Wyoming has earned for years.
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Ng ‘Oh Ow
Congress
Chicago
Judg Ing
Ronald. Podolak
Lark
Mary Christensen
Torrington
Charles Pruch
Lusk
Jade G. Porter
Sheridan
Metit
Hidon McWilliams
Hillsdale
Realept
Ige
Miss ‘Christensen
Bruch
Migs Poster Eich
Podtlnk
McWile
Liams
Burton Marston
States
Wyoming
State Looks Back On Repeal Of Prohibition In Wyoming
State officials reflect on twenty years since national repeal of Prohibition, noting $616,956,629 in additional public revenue from alcoholic beverages for roads hospitals and general fund uses. Liquor Commission director Bart Wright says the public accepts the legal system and cites earlier measures allowing 3.2 beer and prescriptions for spirits. Wyoming remains fully wet with 560 outlets and about 4,000 industry jobs, while industry leaders highlight national impact.
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Wyoming
Etatg
Bart
Wright
Wyomiing Liquor Commission
Ken
Utah
United States
Normanly
Wromittie
State Liquor Commission
Thomas 3. DeKnovan
Leeraed. Beverage Industries
Wyoming Faces Multi Million Dollar Auto Losses in 1983
The Wyoming highway department uses National Safety Council formulas to project economic losses from road accidents in 1983. Estimated total costs may exceed 5.6 million dollars for this year, with 1959 figures showing $3,864,860 losses in the first nine months and a projected 7,750 accidents by year end if trends continue, including $2,457,000 in economic losses and 149 to 153 fatalities reported by November 18.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Highway Department
National Safety Council
Hieiway
Laramie
Wyoring
Dtobet
Highway Department
Pace
Il Lave
Ayera
Wyoming State Historical Society Reaches Broad Membership
The Wyoming State Historical Society reports strong enthusiasm after forming, with members aiding in a drive to grow its ranks. Members hail from California to Colorado, making Natrona County among the largest in the state, while Laramie County leads in local interest. The society, led by officers Bowron, Hath Marion, Cartey, and Homsher, aligns with the State Historical Department in Cheyenne. The group's publication is the Annals of Wyoming, first issued in July 1928.
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State “Archives and Historical Department
Tha Society
Wyoming
Gal
Laramie
New
State Historical Department
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Evtrenabton
Bureau of Feoomic Research
Mndis
Penne
Fartins
America
Bureau of’ Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Lkely
Burton
Wey
Hidlan- Hagen
Calif
William Henry
Harrison
Idaho
la Barge
Wyo
Danny
Mete Kemmerer
Businest
St. “Batunday
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State Bank of
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