Omaha Market Opens Year With Record Run
Monday saw over 40 000 cattle trade at the world’s largest market in Omaha. Slaughter steers and yearlings sold largely steady to weak, best on yearling-type beeves, cows steady to strong, calves and replacement stock strong to 50c up, hogs steady to 25c lower, fat lambs 75c to $1 higher, feeder lambs mixed. Prices ranged wide with slaughter steers $15 to $34, top new crop steers about $29, cows $12 to $18.50, bulls to $20, feeder steers $20-$24, hogs $16.90-$18.50, sows $14.25-$16.50, lambs $22.50-$23 bulk, ewes $5-$7.25, feeder lambs $22.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Colorado
University of Wyoming Ranch Farm Week speakers named
County agent notes Ranch Farm and Home week February 19 20 1953 at the University of Wyoming with two noted speakers Francs Flood and Mrs Raymond Sayre announced as guests. Programs include demonstrations and latest farm home economics findings with crop range and livestock topics over both days. Also mentions related 4H and senior meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wyoming
H. W. Benn
College of Agriculture
A. Flood
Flood
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations
Iton
D. C
Mn. Raymond Sayre
Atkorth, Towa
Women of the World
Bern
Wyoming Slot Machine Bill Aims Local Revenue For Counties
A Wyoming bill to legalize slot machines will be introduced by the Wyoming Veterans and Fraternal Organization and the Wyoming Businessmen's Association. The measure would allocate local license fees to county road funds and allow cities to use their portions as they choose, with the state reserving some for scholarships for teachers and nurses. The proposal includes penalties to curb abuse and allows local restrictions on locations. Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Wyoming Veterans and
Wyoming Businessmen'a Association
Wyoming Businessmen's Association
Wyoming Veterans and Fraternal Organization, Inc
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Calloway Trial Allegedly Finds Cow Belonging to Par Cross
An unofficial Kemmerer report states H H Calloway of Pinedale faces trial for receiving stolen property. A cow reportedly belonging to Par Cross Land and Livestock Co was cited in the District Court indictment.
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Kemmerer
Présy
H. H. Calloway
Pinedale Dade Ranch
Par Cross Land and Livestock Co
Cora
Petition Drive Under Way For Big Piney Soil District Supervisor
Nominating petitions for the Big Piney Soil Conservation District supervisor post are circulating under John Kvenild. Petitions may be obtained from the election chairman or at the district office. The February 24 election will name a successor to Arnold Olson and Joe Bindis. Polling officers include James P. Jensen Charles Ott and G. J. Morgen. Harold D. Hurich is listed as the county agricultural agent and acting presiding officer.
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Big Piney Soil
John Kvenild
Arnold
Olson
Joe
Bindid
Soil Conservat
Wyoming
Dattictaffara
Budd
Exter
James P. Jensin
Chas
Ott
G. J. Morgen
Harold D. Hurich
Secretary of Agriculture
Board of Supervisors
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Joe L. Budd
Pinedale
Jackson Hole
Teton
Chaintean
Frank D. Bail
A Fear, Jr
Joan Kvenild
Argaid Olson
March of Dimes Opens Drive After Worst Polio Year
Sublette County leads 1953 March of Dimes push as polio cases surged in 1952. Volunteers prepare to wipe out last year’s debt and meet expected costs of the new year. Campaign director seeks hands to join effort and keep Sublette County’s drive the best ever while officials set dates for district elections.
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March of Dimes Drive
Sublette
Ational Foundation For
March of Dimes Organization
Boulter
Sublette County
Report of Condition State Bank of Big Piney 1953
Report of Condition for State Bank of Big Piney shows assets totaling 2 859 780 34 including cash balances with other banks, U S Government obligations, state and local government obligations, loans and accounts, and premises. Liabilities include deposits from individuals and government and total capital accounts 2659 780 30.
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State Bank of
Big Piney
United States
Searching Plane Over Big Piney Near Utah Border
A Navy B-29 rescue aircraft patrolled Bee Piney around 1 PM Wednesday in search of a missing C-45 Fest. It carried 41 personnel, 39 of whom were Soldiers from Korea bound for home. No official word had reached press time on whether the missing plane was located.
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Bee Piney
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Korea
Meet Me on the Green by Myra Cooley in Pinedale
The piece recalls Washington archives and chronicles harms and injustices in American history. It highlights indigenous suffering, focusing on the Nez Perce and Cherokee experiences, Chief Joseph, Geronimo, and 1886 order to seize peaceful Apache Indians. The essay critiques the misuse of civilization as a pretext for conquest.
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Meet ME
ON the Green
Myra Cooley
Pinedale, Wyo
Washington,d. C
Oles
America
Lask
Joseph
Geronimo
Washington
Miles
Florida
United States
Record Big Game Harvest Sets 1952 Wyoming high
Lester Bagley of the State Game and Fish Commission announces Wyoming hunters harvested 90 105 big game animals in 1952 despite dry weather. Antelope 41 020 Deer 40 433 Elk 7 816 Bear 341 Mountain Sheep sa. nonresident permits surged with 13 078 antelope permits sold in 1952 and about 10 600 nonresident deer permits expected that year.
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Lester Bagley
Bagley
Warening
Home Demonstration Agents Conduct Broiler Meal Demonstrations
Stella McKinstry, the county Home Demonstration Agent, leads seven Extension Clubs through broiler meals demonstrations in January. Most clubs receive instruction. Kendall Homemakers and Mrs Richard Hecox have adjusted plans. Sessions run January 4 through 37 at various clubs including Chokecherry, Cara Momem, Tharge, Pinedale, Bronk, and Boulder.
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Stella McKinstry
Owen Mea
Kendall
Richard Hecox
Ng Follans
Chokecherry Club
Bendu
Cara Momem
Tharg'e Club
Big Power
Better U
Pinedale
Bronk Homemakers
Homemakers Economy Chub
Boulder
Howeo TD Te Oratration
Piney Town Sees Snow Melt After Harsh January Spree
In Big Piney and nearby communities a harsh January era eased as snow receded fast. Town streets went from white to bare while Postmaster George Garpwan headed to Pinedale early Saturday for a dentist appointment after a sleepless night.
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George Garp Wan
Pinedale
Medal and arrest deepen mystery of a fallen leader
A large silver medal was awarded to their leader before all were arrested and imprisoned. The chief questioned why the medal was given to wear in prison as questions arise about a president to the United States and a Hall of Fame induction. Speculation abounds over a supposed heart failure and the strange fate surrounding the barbaric crown of atrocity.
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United States
Hall of Fame
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Harold DeHurich
WG Finzy
Sig Piney
George Ubank
Los Angeles
Calif
George D. Ubank
LaBarge
California
BIG Piney Soil Conservation News
BIG Piney Soil Conservation
I. Geo. A. Moffat
Gho. A. Moffat
Jas, F. Mickelson
Jamus P, Jensen
Frank D. Ball, JR
State of Wyoming
Helen Atwood
Sete Ts
Hele Tanner
Stella Mec Kinstry
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