Sagebrush control bulletin and tax guides shared by Wyoming groups
Rural notices describe the arrival of Farmers Tax Guides for 1966 and a new Sagebrush Control Bulletin covering 1952 to 1964, with insights from ranchers and agencies on costs, benefits, wildlife impact, and eradication methods. Wyoming Stock Growers Assn feedback on subdistricts, grazing fees, truck rates, disease controls, and legislation planning are summarized, followed by fashion tips on preventing dress necklines from slipping using elastic and thread casings.
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Wyoming
Peopie
Wyomng
Casper
Wyoming licenses set for 1966 hunting and fishing season
The Game and Fish Department in Wyoming announces 1966 license changes. Residents lose bird deer elk overlaps. bird hunters need a $2 bird hunting license. cottontail rabbits added as small game with a $1 license. Nonresidents face higher antelope elk deer bear licenses and small game fees. overall fees rise for several licenses.
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Wyoming
Peter N. Tertipes
Game and Fish Department
Hutters
Wyoming in the Nex 1890 Exchanges and Freight Notes
State archives report summer 1890 exchanges. Emma ranch shipped 26 875 pounds of wool to Boston and Wilson Bros moved 17 500 pounds, securing a lower rate due to competition. Ward Bros plats forty acres at Donkey, offering lots and free merchant support to attract buildings. Buffalo extension to Iron City nears completion. Bessemer reports large horse herds moving toward Nebraska. coyotes face proposed extermination method.
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H. L. Red
Emma Ranch
Boston
Wilson Bros
Chicago
Sundance Gazette
Ward Bros
Ward
Colating
Wyoming
Buffalo Echo
Col. Stitzer
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Buffao Echo
Geo
Dennison
Denver
Mr. Dennison
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Cheyenne & Northern
Casper
Lusk Herald
Wilson
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission Statutory Meeting Set
Marvin Young president of the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission says the annual statutory meeting will be in Cheyenne January 18 to 20. The panel will set the 1986 department budget and conduct routine business. Commission members listed include Young Brffalo Dr H 58 Jackman Rawlins Sam Kelly Jr D-himer 8 McKay Lancer Lester Nielson Thermopolis Walter Reynolds Dougina and Francis W Tanner Big Piney.
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Marvin Young
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Cheyenne
Game and Fish Department
Young
Brffalo
Jackman
Rock Springs
Sam Kelly, Jr
Rawlins
D-himer
McKay
Lancer
Lester Nielson
Thermopolis
Walter Reynolds
Dougina
Francis W. Tanner
Big Piney
Christmas Weekend Greeting for 1666
A reader thanks others for thoughtful wishes and sends warm Christmas greetings for the holiday weekend and the year ahead. The message expresses best wishes and goodwill to all recipients.
Aliens Must Register Under Address Report Program
District Director John T. Dung of the Immigration and Naturalization Service notes the annual Alien Address Report triggers a surge in naturalization applications. The law requires nearly all aliens in the United States to report addresses each January, with about thirty percent more filings in January to March. Diplomats and certain international representatives, and temporary agricultural workers, are exempt. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices in January. Officials will assist inquiries at INS offices with trained staff.
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John T. Dungan
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Clingan
Clingun
Judge highlights outdoor sports as juvenile crime deterrent
Judge William G. Long of Seattle's juvenile court, after hearing 45,000 cases in 20 years, cites that none of the youths appeared to have wholesome hobbies when involved in delinquency.
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Wilhiam G. Long
Seattle
Cattle Rustling in Wyoming Frontier Tales
Velma Linford recounts how open range ranching bred rustling through misbranding and theft. Cowboys misused brands to steal mavericks, settlers shielded rustlers, and the Wyoming brand law aimed to curb rebranding while associations barred suspected rustlers.
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Wyoming
Association
Scormers
John B. Kendrick
Caltle
Stockriea Reta Carr
Public Injury Deaths and Gun Collectors in America
About 1000 accidental deaths occur yearly in the United States. Motor vehicle accidents cause over 45,000 deaths, around 20,000 die in fires, 12,000 burn, 6,500 drown, and 1,200 killed in railroad accidents. Firearms deaths run about 2,000. There are roughly 750,000 active gun collectors in the country.
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United States
America
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New Sagebrush Control Bulletin
Stock Growers Executive Meeting
U.S
State Game and Fish Commission
Stella
Dublin
Irene Gbert
Chajateau
Merry Churostirins
State Archives
By Lola M Homsher
Newcastle News
Hades
Newcastle Journal
Buffalo
Iron City
Sabs
Bessemer
Journal
G. & F. Commission
Vai
Wer
Malcoim
Wyoming Frontier State
Velma Linford
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