Wyoming Archives Preserve Vast State Newspaper Collection
The Wyoming State Archives and Historical Department in Cheyenne houses the largest and finest Wyoming newspaper collection. It numbers over many volumes on microfilm with earliest dates dating to September 19, 1867. The preserved papers reflect life in the state across generations.
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Wyoming State Archives
Cheyenne
Cattle health fears prompt state action and dipping talk
A 1959 letter from Walter Yose Jr discusses cattle scab, import practices, and calls for stricter health inspections in Wyoming. He notes a meeting led by Walter Yose Sr, the dipping to control scab and Anaplasmosis, and urges tougher checks on cattle coming into the state.
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Carl
Big Finey
Canada
Farm Bureau
Walter Yose, Jr
Pic
Juliette County
Bencoln County
Catie Lee
Early Wyoming Newspapers Chronicle Cheyenne Leader Origins
The article reviews the Cheyenne Daily Leader and its later fusion with the Sun and Tribune, forming the Tribune, and notes the Laramie Sentinel’s early start in 1870. It details Cheyenne’s founding in 1867, Mayor Hock’s administration, early printing challenges, and the Leader becoming a daily by December 21 with telegraph-driven expansion.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne Daily Leader Oater
The
Sun and Tribune
Tribune
Laramie
Cheyenne Leader
Hock
Union Pacific R.R
Acke
Cheyenne
N. A.er
Lis
Baker
Former Evanston Publisher Rickert dies at 74
Oliver Oscar Rickert 74 died suddenly November 29 after a heart attack at his daughter's home. Born December 3, 1889 in Jamestown Indiana, he lived in Evanston most of his life, founded the Evanston Booster, co published the Uinta County Herald, and worked for the Wyoming Times. Survived by three daughters, seven grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren. Funeral held December 2 at the Evanston Fourth Ward chapel. Memorial donations to the Uinta County Herald.
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Oliver Oscar Rickert
E. B. Weis
Weis
Jamestown
Indiana
Elkhart
Evanston
Beautiful
Bountiful
Swan Lawson
Jay
Latrite
Mary Jacobsen
Wyoming Times
George Ewer
Loraine Ross
Bridger Valley Enterprise
Uinta County Herald
Herald
Herad
BE. B. (Macghey) Weis
M's
Albert
Elaine) Brooks
John
Maxime) Glatter
Shelby
Neb
Jack Gilbert
Cate Lawson
Evanston Fourth Ward
Victor W. Matthews
Evanston City Cemetery
Bryan Mortuary
Rickert
Daher
George Wepkine
Luic Gy -Hed
Promising New Vaccine Push For Tuberculosis
Denver researchers report progress on a tuberculosis vaccine named vyacline and the Christmas Seal Lab faces increased fundraising needs. Wyoming coach Robert Devaney and Gale Chanman announce the appeal to support continued research led by Gardner Middlebrook MD at National Jewish Hospital in Denver. Christmas Seal contributions as of December 1 total $12,011.18, about the same as last year.
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Denver
Uie
Robert Devaney
Wyoming
Gale Chanman
Cheyenne
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hogmiai
Tim
Middlestock
Wyatalug
Wrapping the Gift Important Jo
Do your gift wrapping carefully on a solid surface. Plan the wrap to match the gift, measure paper before cutting, fold corners securely, and attach a separately made bow with clear tape. Use appropriate colors and avoid dainty designs for men’s gifts.
Wyoming Names 4 H State Award Winners Again
Four Wyoming youths dominate 4-H state award scene for 1999. Larry Sims of Evanston wins electric project and 1999 Chicago congress delegate with Westinghouse Foundation support. Dale Gosney of Kaycee is top beef producer and congress attendee via Du Pont grant. Larry Schwartz of Worland leads field crops with Arcadian Plant support to Chicago. John Hornecker of Lander wins soil and water conservation with Firestone backing.
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Wyoming
Cooperation Extension Service
Larry Sims
Evanston
Chicago
Sims
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Eat
Ore
Uinta County
Army Aggies
Evanston High School
Dale Gosney
Kaycee
Powder River Livestock
Washakie County
Larry Schwartz
John Harnecker
Coir
Sch
Coval Council
Worlens High School
Allied Chemical Corporation
John Hornecker
Lander
Jus Soil and Water Conservation Project
Hornecker
Lucky Horseshoe
Lander Valley Tractor
Fremont County
Fremont County Vocational High School
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
U.S
Wyoming Sets Trapping Seasons for Mink Marten Fox Beaver
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission set 1960 trapping seasons for mink martens foxes and beavers at the November meeting. Seasons vary by area with state wide openings and forest land designations in counties including Teton Lincoln Sublette Fremont Johnson Park Goschen Laramie. Residents with deputy wardens approval can obtain trapping permits for Wyoming fur bearing.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
James B. White
Wyoming
Artis
National Forest
Goschen
Laramie
Teton
Lincoln
Subette
Fremont
Sheriden
Johnson and Park
Beaver
White
Notice of Retail Liquor License Application Big Piney
On December 2 1959 Robert C Noble and Kenneth V Noble filed for a retail liquor license in Big Piney Wyoming. The premises describe front room of Ceinder block building Lot 9 Block 3 original town site. Objections if any to be heard January 4 1960 at 8:00 p.m. in Town Hall. City Clerk Rachel A Scherbel dated December 2 1985 pub dates December 3 10 17.
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Robert C
Kenneth V. Noble
Big Piney
Rachel A. Scherbel
Christmas Memories Warm Hearts Across Generations
The piece reflects on Christmas as a joyful season for both young and old. It recalls snowy days, frosted windows, and hearth warmth that stir fond, lasting memories of happier times.
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