Boulder Man Samuel Myers Found Dead in Mountains
The body of 75 year old Samuel Myers was discovered on a cliff in the mountains near Boulder. He had wandered away weeks earlier and died by self inflicted gunshot. A sheepherder’s dog found the body and notified relatives and the sheriff. Myers left home with a gun and had a son in Riverton.
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Samuel Myers
Boulder
Pinedale
Guy Jaycox
Myers
Riverton
South Pass
Green River Vally
New Walker-Gordon milk system unveiled at Plainsboro lab
Borden Research Foundation announced a revolutionary milk production system at Walker-Gordon laboratories in Plainsboro New Jersey. Led by Henry W Jeffers the method uses new Yanming practices veterinary and nutritional controls and an automated Roto lacter milking 1680 cows on a rotating platform for high nutritional value milk.
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Borden Research Foundation
Walker-Gordon Laboratories
Plainsboro
N. J
Henry W. Jeffers
Waler- Gordon Laboratories
Thomas A. Edison
Morgan F. Larton
New Jersey
S. J. Crumbine
American Child Health Association
Theobald Smith
Rockefeller Foundation For Medical Research
American Agriculture Science and Industry
Pialmsboro
Jeffers
Dar
Senator Robert D. Carey Named to Five Senate Committees
In a December 5 announcement the Committee on Committees listed Senator Robert D. Carey of Wyoming on five panels Irrigation and Reclamation Military Affairs Civil Service District of Columbia Banking and Currency. He had sought seats on Public Lands Post Offices and Post Roads Agriculture and Forestry but vacancies will not open until March 4, 1932, the session’s end, though membership may come then.
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Committee On Committees
U. S. Senate
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Senate
Irrigation
Military Affairs
Civil Service
District of Columbia Banking and Currency
Carey
Commissioner Warns Against Mail Order Insurance in Wyoming
Commissioner Thulemeyer cautions Wyoming life underwriters that mail order or radio insurance is not state protected or authorized. Purchasers should use only companies approved by the Wyoming Insurance Department, as such policies risk lack of regulatory oversight, delayed claims, and unclear terms.
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Wyoming Association of Life Underwriters
Wyoming
Wyoming Insurance Department
State of
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination Announcement
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold an examination in Kemmerer Wyoming to fill a future fourth class postmaster vacancy at Cora Wyoming and other postings. Applicants must be 21 to 64, reside in the post office territory, and be U.S. citizens. Application blanks and details are available from the local postmaster or the Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Kemmerer
Wyo
Cora
United States
Washington, D.C
Washington, D. C
Wyoming ranges and livestock in excellent condition
Wyoming reports improved range and livestock health with ample feed and grain. Weather through November, light snow in some areas, and strong cattle demand. sheep and lambs remain in good condition as breeding starts. Futures point to similar livestock fattening and continued feeding across Wyoming.
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Wyoming
A. J. King
Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Altho
Big Horn
Wheatland
Torrington
Lander
Wise
Kemmerer Boy 3S Nominated for Rhodes Scholarship
Wyoming candidates for the Rhodes scholarship were announced with Norris D. Embree of Kemmerer and Lawrence Rodgers of Casper among five finalists. The six western states will each propose two candidates for Spokane selection, where four scholarships are awarded.
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Laramie Wyo
Norris D. Embree
Kemmerer
University of Wyoming
Lawrence Rodgers
Casper
Et Point “Military Academy
Wyoming
Spokane
F.S. Burrage
Republican Boomnerang
W. J. Tidball
Fred W. Layman
S. 5. Sharp
Saratoga
A. G. Crane
University
A. H. Beckwith
Daniel Doings and Local Notices from Daniel Wyoming
Daniel residents make winter moves and visits as Mrs Smith relocates near Daniel to help with highway work. Dr Montrose treats S R Hill at W I Todd ranch. Ewer and daughter visit Miller home. Miller call on Todding home. Hibbins celebrate birth Julia Ann McNeel at Afton. Huston visits Rock Springs with children. Lauter sees patients. MeAlister Sommers tours schools at Mema and Tic Camp. Miller visits Bert Clark. Anna Ayer visits Beulahcy. Richardson and mother travel to Kemmerer for dental work and The Big Trail. Ward Blackmon family go to Kemmerer for coal and show. Blackmon’s D A and son haul lumber from Daniel. Beaver mill crews view Mr Myers’ remains near Steel Butte. Mrs Key and son Richard return from Salt Lake City. Centennial mountain gold vein reportedly found on Commercial Gold Mining Co property. Wyoming October stone demand up. Lander reports New York 688 Co rushing gas line work to Fort Washakie.
Wyoming Members Favor World Court Referendum
The National Economic League reported 1862 of 1985 members favor American membership in the Permanent Court of International Justice. Wyoming’s 14 members split 10 yes and 4 no, with named voters listed for both sides.
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Boston
Mass
Council of the National Economic League
World Court
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Senate
Wyoming
Martin T. Baskett
Edward Bottomley
H. D. Comstock
S. W. Conwell
David Dickie
W. H. Gottshe
Perry W. Jenkins
P. J. Quealy
Lee Simonsen
W. H. Watson
George C. Austin
C. W. Axtell
Fenimore Chatterton
Clyde M. Watts
Wyoming Students Spark Chicago Stockjudging Spotlight
Don Brown of University of Wyoming and Dirk Jorgensen of Nebraska drew attention at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago wearing pearl gray spats. The pair competed in a multi-state collegiate stock-judging contest, showcasing rural roots and changing perceptions of country gentry.
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Don Brown
University of Wyoming
Chicago
United Press
Brown
Casper
The
Agricultural College
Powder River
Michigan Avenue
Wyoming
Laramie
Exposition Amphitheater
Longside
Nebraska
Dirk Jorgensen
Lincoln
America
Mae
Christmas trees can stay fresh with moist storage
W. Edmondson of the University of Wyoming Extension urges keeping the base of the tree in damp sawdust or a water filled receptacle to preserve freshness. Line the box with oilcloth, add four cleats to hold the tree, drill holes for moisture, and water from above as needed to keep the tree green for two months.
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VU. W
W. ©. Edmondson
University of Wyoming
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Boulder Man
Robert D. Carly
Thulemeyer
Natrona
State Pit
Noble
Shoshani
Kemmerer Boy
Wyoming Tuberculosis Association
National Tuberculosis Association
Wyoming Association
Santa Claus
Jolly Old
Santa
Triangle Club
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Daniel
W. H. Smith
Tulsa
Rodney Burkes
J. W. Montrose
W. I. Todd Ranch
S. R. Hill
Joseph Ewer
Mrs
Vigo Miller
W. J. Todding
W. F. Hibbins
Glidden McNeel
Afton
Julia Ann
Joseph Huston
Rock Springs
E. S. Lauter
May i MeAlister Sommers
Daniel Mondey
Mema
Bert Clark
Anna Ayer
Miss Beulahcy
A. E. Richardson
E. A. Richardson
Ward D. Blackmon
D. A. Blackmon and Son
Beaver
Mr. Myers
Steel Butte
BE. D. Key
Richard Arived
Salt Lake City
Commercial Gold Mining Co
Wyoming Indians
Tribal Council
Scenic
Wyoming Mountains
W. Stockjudger
A. G
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