Wyoming Protest Filed Over Flaming Gorge License
State engineer John A. Whiting filed a protest against Utah Power and Light Company seeking a license from the Federal Power Commission for the Flaming Gorge project on the Green River. The protest urges compliance with Wyoming laws before any favorable action, noting the 60 mile reservoir, cross border segments, and the need to secure irrigation rights in the Green River Basin.
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John A. Whiting
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Utah Power 4& Light Company
Federal Power Commission
Flaming Gorge
Green River
Utah
Utah Power & Light Company
Green River Basin
Hies
Upper Basin
Greenhover
Avambain
Oiwh
Alty
Wyoling
Uish
Projet
Wyomine
Grush River City
Utah-Wyoming
Whiting
Upg
Wat’ Ana Udluradu
Lian Power & Light Company
Wyarung
Local team travels to Jackson for tough basketball test
The Jackson high school team hosted a visiting squad last Saturday, winning by a comfortable margin. Despite limited practice as a recently organized group, the local boys played well on the dusty Hoback Canyon road trip. Jackson plans a return game next Saturday in Vermont.
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Jackson
Big Piney High
Jackson Fgh
Gome
Gun Cub
G.ve
Hoback Canyon
Fort D. A. Russell to be renamed Fort Francis E Warren
The post at Cheyenne Wyoming will change its name to Fort Francis E Warren on January 1 1930 following orders from the War Department and President Hoover. Brig Gen Hawland said a radiogram confirms the action honoring the late Senator Francis B Warren of Wyoming and that Fort Matta at Maria Tex will be renamed similarly Fort A Russell.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Fort
D. A. Russell Will Orheinlg
Francis E. Waren
Hoover
Burley
K. Hawland
War Department
Francis B. Warren
Wyoming
Fort Matta
Maria
Tex
U. A. Russell
Wyoming Livestock Team Places Fifth at Chicago Meet
The University of Wyoming livestock judging team finished fifth among 21 colleges at the Chicago International Livestock Exposition. Archie Hale of Aston West Virginia led the team with 89 points, ranking eleventh overall. Morris Simpers Cody was second for Wyoming with 874 points, followed by Lem Kendrick Arvada, Orval Greaser Laramie, and William Duncan Dubois. The team was praised for its close scores, with just 75 points separating Hale and Duncan. The season set records as UW earned 220 ribbons and over $2000 in prize money across three Corn Belt shows, under Coach Professor S S Wheeler.
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University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Archie Hale
Aston
Wva
Hale
Union Pacific
Lincoln County
Purdue
Ohio
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Ontario
Winds
Pennsylvania
Colorado Ayies
Morris Simpers
Cody
Lem Kendrick
Arvada
Orval ' Greaser
Laramie
William Duncan
Dubois
Duncan
Chicago
Univerity Livestock
Corn Belt
S. S. Wheeler
Animal Husbandry Department
Daniel Doings Around Daniel and Nearby Ranches
Judge Arnold and clerk Glarante Gook spent Monday night in Daniel while returning to Pinedale. John Bolinger repaired a ranch chimney damaged by a recent fire at the Flying V. Mrs. Oesl McBride finished her year at Sargents Inn and plans to winter at Greeniver Sommers Ranch, returning in spring. A turkey shoot is rumored for Sunday. Daniel youths attended a chicken supper and dance with Big Piney, reporting a fine time. D A Blackmon and son haul lumber to T D O Neil Ranch.
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Arnold and
Glarante Gook
Daniel Ay
Pinedale
John Bolinger
Flying V Ranch Mendar
Oesl McBride
Sargents Inn
Ivy Lac Sommers Ranch
Greeniver
Man Sentences for Fraudulent Checks at Pinedale
Judge Arnold and court reporter Clarence Cook witnessed in Big Piney as R F Wilson was sentenced to one to three years in the state penitentiary for issuing fraudulent checks to Big Piney and Pinedale residents after taking sums of money. The Davison family thanks neighbors for kindness and the funeral support for their son and brother.
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Arnold
Clarence Cook
Pinedale
R. EF. Wilson
Big Piney and
State Penitentiary
Triangle Club Festivities Peak in Grand Town Event
The Triangle Club held a busy program with a chicken supper the evening, a dance after the movie, and a midnight supper, all attracting many locals. Funds raised support Christmas welfare for children. County official visitors Dr. Montrose and D A Blackmon arrived in Big Piney.
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Dr. Montrose
D. A. Blackmon
Wyoming Rich in Promise, Is Rapidly Developing Resources
Governor Frank C. Emerson writes of Wyoming’s sixty years since statehood, detailing vast livestock wealth with 750000 cattle and 3500000 sheep, rising agricultural output including sugar beets and dried beans, irrigation expansion to 1.5 million acres, and growing industries in dairy, honey, and crops amid a pioneering economy.
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Wyoming
Frank C
New England
Wrorming
Plains
Campbell
Union Pacific Railroad
Aster Company
California
Oregon Territory
Territorial
Territory
Congress
Wheatland
Torringtams
Wyoming Range and Livestock Report Summary
The Wyoming range and livestock report notes declines in cattle and sheep conditions due to unfavorable November snows. Statewide condition on December 1 stood at 89 with 92 last month and 93 a year ago. Sheep on ranges in the south and southeast dropped four points. cattle saw the heaviest decline in the southeast with increased feeding. Prices for sheep were slightly under cash, lambs lighter than last year, and overall shipments heavier due to costly feeds.
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Wyoming Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wyoming Ranges
Red Desert
Casper Range
Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Fees Fill State Coffers
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department expects receipts well above 100000 this year due to higher license sales. Last year saw about 105000 in licenses issued and higher permit fees are anticipated to push totals up. The department faces large expenses including 69000 for fish hatcheries and extensive travel and administration costs.
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State Game and Fish Commission
Wyoming
Game and Fish Department
Busy Week At The Examiner Christmas Issue
The Examiner reports a busy week producing the Christmas number with extra pages and late hours. The note thanks readers for their patronage and wishes a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
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Examiner
Piney High School Honor Roll and Jackson Basketball Trip
The Big Piney High School honor roll expands with names including Beth Tanner and Lois Stewart. The boys basketball team traveled to Jackson on Saturday the 7th, arriving after a three hour trip, and lost 30 to 0, aiming to fare better when Jackson visits Piney.
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Beth Tanner
Alva
Stewart Lois
Jenkins Joseph Brig Twila Bellin
Alice Jewett
Jackson
Joseph Bird
Big Piney High School
B. F. HS
Major share shifts in Warren estate probate
Cheyenne Wyoming appraisement reduces Senator Francis E Warren estate from about 6 million to 1.59 million. Widow Gloria Warren receives 303000 in stock and bonds, son Fred 359000, grandson Francis Pershing 350000, plus minor bequests. Life insurance 67000 partly directed to admin costs and smaller bequests, executors named without bond.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Francis E Warren
Glora A. Warren
Fred E. Warren
Francis Warren Pershing
Warren
Liberty
United States Rubber
Standard Owl
Indiana
Warren Livestock Company
Warren Mercantie Company
Cheyenne Securities Company
F. E. Warren Mercantie Company
Cheyenns Securities Company
Wyoming Weekly Review Company
Clara A. Warren
Francis E. Warren
Fred , Warren
Clara M. Warren
Stock Growers National Bank of Cheyenne
Lacey É Lacey
Card of Thanks from the Hockett Family
We thank friends and neighbors for their unstinting help during our bereavement and for the floral offerings. Your kindness will be cherished and may heaven bless each of you. MR. AND MRS G B HOCKETT AND FAMILY.
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G. B. Hockett
Mrs Jenkins and daughter meet Mr Jenkins in Kemmerer trip
Mrs P W Jenkins and daughter Helen and Miss Girlie Neil drove to Kemmerer last Saturday to greet Mr Jenkins returning from Washington DC.
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P. W. Jenkins
Daugher Helen
Girlie Neil
Kemmerer
Jenkins
Washington, D. c
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D. A. Blackmon and Son
T. D. O'Neil Ranch
Tieanes
Cora Davison
Triangle Club
Rock Springs
Frank Mann
South Piney
Wyoming Range and Livestock Report
Bla Piney High School
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