Wyoming to Let $1 Million Decaying Highway Rating Stand
The Wyoming highway department plans nine final contracts for December 17, including more than four miles of construction and a large bridge painting program in the western part of the state. Projects cover grading drainage base course surfacing and surface treatment on rural or farm-to-market routes, plus reinforced concrete bridges over South Bear and North Bear creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindarid
Iby
Wyoming ‘Highway Department
W. Beaver
Gaid
Tate
Etty
Kederad Ald
Chugwater AD
Libne
Beatin, Lacainie
Platte Coenties
South Best
Middle Bear
North Bear
Cantel
Laramie ‘County
Wesrket Conract
Hereford Rarich
Tidere
Watrona
Worland-Thermiopolis
Mot! Springs
Washhide
Sheepereek
Goshen
Bohookover
Joingon County
Fyne
Prairie Bar
Rher-' Ddan
Hobeck
Smake River
Jackson-Wilson
Sublette
Teton
Bar E Ranch Bull Sets Feed Efficiency Record at Sale
Sheridan Wyoming article notes a Hereford bull from O Weill Ranones Big Piney achieving $1800 bid at the Cadper sale. The bull reportedly gained 1 pound per 4 pounds of grain over 162 days, with a 9 pound daily gain average. He hails from the temperate Bar East Ranch in Wyoming and is praised as a feeder calf and fat steer standout.
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O'Weil
Ranones
Big Piney
Wyoming
Hereford , ‘Association
Rheridan
Wye
Hokder
Asatrist
Allen’ Fordyce
Geni
Damming and Diking Projects Share Green River Efforts
Board of Supervisors in Dig Piney Soil Conservation District discussed irrigation improvements in the Green River bottoms. Frank Bray reported a 140 chain dike across North Piney creek and a 2700 foot ditch upgrade plus new culverts and a pipe to control gullying. A preliminary Sublette County report outlined the Green River south of Newfork area for designation, with corrections possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Dig Piney
Soil Conservaton District
A. ‘Fear, Jr
Frank D. Ball
J. Frank Bray
John Kvenild
Arnold
Oro Bs
Ihembers
Ini
Big Piney
Frank D. Bei
Otr
Soil Conservation Service
Frank Bray
Piney Creek
Sublette
Green River
Newfork
University of Wyoming Health Service report highlights student illness
The annual report shows 18 182 student calls with an average 7.9 calls per student and 1 108 hospital days. Infections were mainly upper respiratory. 2 044 examinations and 481 preemployment exams. Civil University context and bazaar note included.
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University
Wyoming
The
Health Service
the Health Service
Calla
March of Dimes Campaign Leaders County Drive
The article profiles Bob Boulter heading the March of Dimes drive in 23 Wyoming counties led by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. It stresses national unity and voluntary contributions to combat infantile paralysis and protect freedom.
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Bob Boulter
of Dimes
Rogers
Sublette
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
March of Dimes
Leads
Directa
Tiriftes
United States
Ufe
Gil Huishes
Remy Ds Hedictine
National Foundation For
Wyoming engineers prepare for 34th convention in Casper
Kirby H. Olds announces dates for the 34th Wyoming engineers convention to be held February 8 9 at Casper. More than 600 engineers from Wyoming and nearby states are expected to attend the highway department event hosted by the Wyoming Society of Professional Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby. H. Olds
Highway Department
Arid
Vine Mheintering ‘Society
Casper
Wyoming
Wyoming 4-H Team Places 10th in Chicago Congress
State 4-H team from Wyoming competed in Chicago as part of a 24-member delegation. Members scored well in cattle horses sheep and swine with a fifth in cattle ninth in horses eighteenth in swine and other placings. Coach and chaperones led the group including Robert Hall and Mrs Harold Williams with state 4-H leader W Marston and Lincoln County agent Myrtle Bang aiding the delegation.
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Ross In
Chicago
Ross
Fete Jensen
Sheridan County
Wyoming
Chub
Robert Hall
Wheathirid
Harold Me‘Willams
Hilladalé
Aire
Burton’ “W. Marston
Myrtle Bang
Lincoln County
Ang
Jensen
Extension Agents Meet for Annual Conference in Wyoming
Extension agents from Daramie and surrounding areas gather for the annual conference in December. G H Starr, director, announces sessions on 4 H Club work health and safety, plus demonstrations and talks by PL Baty and A W Wills. An exhibit of a British gold coin from 1826 is shown at the Wyoming State Museum in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daramie
Wyoming
G. H. Starr
Agricultural Extension Service
Peature Seetker
Baty
Sbomost
Phil
Dickens
Néad
Toate Bell Couch
A.W. Wills
Greece
Bate Muiseum
Gheyenne
Easter Seal Campaign Selected Child in Sheridan
Easter Seal campaign announces Caroll Jean, a 1954 41 cent rarity girl with palsy, as the chosen beneficiary. The child, described as blue eyed and blonde, lives with her parents in Sheridan, and the effort marks a March 18 launch featuring the Easter Seal appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Knudson
Mipoog
Sea “Geotty
Jack
Caroll Jean
Sheridan
Easter Seal efforts in Wyoming target handicapped children
The Wyomina Society for Crippled Children and Easter Seal Speech Clinic staff in Casper and Sheridan highlight a 1954 campaign to raise funds of 50 000 dollars for Buster Seal programs. They showcase eight weeks of pictures and cheery progress as they seek a national contest for 1985 and support a therapy center in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baster Seals
Sheridan
Carol Jean
Casper
Wyoming
C.E
Mors
MVE
Cid
Morris
Wm. “Geo Y
Carpaign 43
Ly. Reed
Wyembe i
United
Sto
inMermopolis
Unclear 1940s Puzzle: Faded Dates and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists scattered names and Jan dates tied to places like Pinedale and Baggs with partial sports and pavilion references. The readable items include Jan 15 and Jan 19 alongside multiple surnames such as Piney Shoat Backetball and Lyms, suggesting a clipped local calendar or notices.
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Pavillion
Hee
UL Reck
River
S-4mr
Vite
Ferson
Baggs
Lyms
Pinedale
Gas Tax Division Finds Low Wyoming Gas Costs
Wyoming's Gas Tax Division reports eleven months of this year with overhead and operation costs at 20 145 dollars of a 25 000 dollar budget. Gasoline tax collections total 7 206 580 dollars. expenditures cover salaries car expenses supplies rentals and depreciation. Director Jack Tate notes Wyoming spends less per staff on tax receipts than any of the 48 states, with few employees handling all records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Jack Tate
Market Cattle and Hogs Report with Prices and Totals
Cattle and hog futures and live market prices show steady to lower trends across fat cattle and hogs with mixed demand. Notable figures include steer quotes around 25 to 28.25, veal calves up to 30, feeder and stock prices varying, but replacement stock steady. Also notes sale highs in hogs near 24.50, with butcher hogs up 28 to 78 cents and lambs showing strong to high sales. market context covers regional totals and commodity movements.
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Pat Lame
Hiatier
Peugeots
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