Wool School Taught in Pullman by Specialists
Washington and state college experts led a wool school in Pullman as part of a stockmen short course. Alexander Johnston of Wromley University, a renowned wool technologist, and M. W. Galgan of Washington State College spoke on wool growing grading and economics.
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Laramie
Alexander Johnston
Wromley University
M. W. Galgan
Washington State College
Pullman
Wash
Wyoming Receives 395 818 in Wildlife Restoration Funds
Wyoming will receive 395 818 in wildlife restoration funds under Pittman Robertson and Dingell Johnson Act programs for the 1959 60 season. The state apportionment totals 83 515 for fish restoration and 312 323 for game restoration, derived from federal excise taxes. Commissioner S J Jiacoletti noted a slight decline from prior allocations due to funding changes.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Department
Game and Fish
S. J. Jiacoletti
Tax revenue dips tied to excise tax shift and drift
The official cited a drop in receipts last year due to lower excise tax collections and a sizable rise in drainage-related costs. He described the decrease as a consequence of this shift and the larger financial burden it created for the department.
Opportunity for Men Entering Business Field via Training Program
Advertisement seeks men aged 21 to 37 for a training based business entry. Company promises base pay of 105 dollars weekly during training plus bonuses, seeks clean backgrounds, sociability, travel four nights weekly, and quick employment start. Write Writs Manager Box 95 Casper Wyoming with personal details.
Rodermel Named Information and Education Chief in Wyoming
Charles R. Rodermel, 35, was named Chief of the Information and Education Division of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department by the state commission at its November 1920 meeting in Cheyenne. A 1952 University of Wyoming graduate, Rodermel has served about two years as education assistant after joining the department in 194? He earlier taught in Laramie public schools for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Rodermel
Wyoming Game and Pish Department
George W. Reynolds
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Cheyenne
Redermel
Univesity of Wyoming
Wyoming
University
Laramie
Department
Alaska to Receive $790000 From Wildlife Restoration Fund
The annual apportionment splits U S Wildlife Restoration funds by license sales and land credits. Alaska, formerly a territory, will gain $790000 this year for game restoration projects as a state, up from $90000 when it was a territory.
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United States
Territory of
Alaska
Jiaccetti
Jisccletti
Wyoming Department
Dingell-Johnson
Pittman
Robertson Aast
Bank’s Aims and Service Highlight Its Stockmen Focus
The article extols the bank for tailored handling of stockman accounts and promises prompt efficient service in all mail transactions. It notes a long record of successful banking and cites capable experienced officers and directors, with business men familiar with stockmen needs and a commitment to courteous customer care.
Veterans Burial Rules Expand National Cemetery Access
The Veterans Administration says any veteran with the last period of service ended honorably may be buried in a national cemetery regardless of war or peace status. The government covers grave opening and closing. spouses, widows, widowers, and eligible children may also be buried. Parents are not eligible. applications go to the local national cemetery superintendent with VA assistance available.
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Veterans News
National
Veterans Administration
Tany Ase
National Cemetery
Local Churches Community and Schedule Listings
Local church notices list weekly worship times Sunday school and masses. Churches include Congregational, St Anne Catholic in Big Piney, First Baptist, St John the Baptist Episcopal in Pinedale with contact details and service hours.
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Community Congregational Church
J. A. Northrop
First Baptist Church
Southern
Church OF ST. John the Baptist (Episcopal
Biz Piney liquor license notice for Big Piney premises
On December 2 1959 Ross Meeks filed for a Beta Liquor License in Biz Piney Wyoming. The front room of a Cinder Block building on Lots 7 and 8 Block 3 Original Townsite is the described place. Protests, if any, will be heard January 4 1960 at 8:00 pm in the Town Hall. City Clerk Rachel A Scherbel dated December 2 1959. Pub December 3 10 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Meeks
Biz Piney
Big Piney
Wyoming
Rachel A. Scherbel
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Washington
Johnson
Fulbriht
Australia
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Casper
Rodermel
Hie
Wrn
Budd, JR
W. Fremont Riverton
Wyo
the Prudential
Insurance Company of America A Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cheyenne, Wyo
Bonicelli Insurance
Kemmerer
The
Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Depository
United States Postal Savings Depository
BIG Piney Mercantile CO
Big Piney, Wyo
Assembly OF God
Children’s Church
John E. Gerrand
Raleigh Denison
Pinedale
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley Newspaper
Geo. W. Hopkins, JR
Wyoming Press Association
Big Piney Lodge
Alf. & A.M
Robert Thompson
Worshiphill
Frank Bray
Masonic Hall
Margaret Mickelson
Svelene Nichols
Ana Vraes
Jane Key
Smith Brothers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Big Piney, Wyoming
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