Observation of game laws boosts far income
A statement by the Seuis Rogbuck Agricultural Foundation argues that observing game laws increases fur income. Laws protect wildlife during breeding seasons, reduce wasteful pelts, and improve quality for higher prices. proper pelt preparation and stretching also raise value. A Fur Show in Chicago aims to teach trapping within royal season and promote proper skinning and packing for maximum profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seuis Rogbuck Agricultural Foundation
Condon
Foundation
Chicago
Freme
Plans Discussed for Casper Public Works Project
Four miles of van parkway surfaced as discussions resumed on the public works plan for Casper. Level work on the section development continues with officials outlining proposed routes and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
van Park
Sheriff Sale Notice in Sublette County Wyoming
Notice of sheriff sale due to a court order in Sublette County Wyoming, January 1930. The sale covers defendant T. Hakes property described as Lot 6 and surrounding parcels in Township 32 North Range 114 West, totaling about 48 acres, to satisfy a $4528.33 judgment with interest and costs. Public auction at the courthouse door in Pinedale.
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Sele
District Court
Sublette
Wyoming
C. P. Bund
IC. Hakes
Sa ¥ i C. FP
Budd
Hales
Pinedale
County of
Subletic
State of
Suse
Nusmey
Nusey Seysey
Tawnship
T. ©. Hakes
Bridges Under Grién River Progress Toward Repair
Local crews supervised by Frank Shipley advance on the three Grién River bridges. Good weather may speed repairs, following a snowstorm that left two inches on the ground but melted during a warm Tuesday. Readier travelers include Laramie students returning for Christmas. a Meager Christmas dinner hosts Budd and Budd families, with guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grién Rivéy
Frank Shipley
Senator Beck to Visit Home State After Session
Former State Senator Oscar Beck of Sublette county remains in Cheyenne after the special session adjourns and plans to stay until mid January before visiting his former home in Iowa. He will spend Christmas Day at the Piaths hotel, a tradition he has kept for years according to the Cheyenne Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Beck
Subette County
Cheyenne
Iowa
Piney Wyoming News Marks 1930 Hopeful Year
The Piney Examiner greets readers with reflections on 1929’s hardships and better livestock market conditions. It forecasts an even brighter 1930, predicting reduced incumbrances for ranchers and a prosperous year ahead for Wyoming’s Great Iver Valley. The note ends with wishes for a happy, prosperous new year.
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Astoo
Iver Valley
Wyoming
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Local Productions
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review notes Woodruit and Sons sorting seed pea industry in the county. Turkeys from Casper shipped to Philadelphia as a selection. Telephones quadrupled in five years per Federal Census figures. Casper to start $80000 high school pool tile work around January 15. Lovell beet processing to sugar during 70 day Great Western Sugar campaign. Lander December turkey shipments via Wind River Cooperative Marketing Association expected four carloads. Electricity now serves nearly 70 percent of homes and 50 percent of factories. about 509000 farms electrified. Highway construction peaked in 1922, steady 1925, with expectations of rise for 1930 per Samuel Eckels.
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Lander
Wind River Cooperative Marketing Association
Emerson Signs Measures After Six Day Legislature Session
Governor Emerson signed most measures after a six day session in which expenses were estimated at 12 500 to 13 000 dollars by state auditor R B Alcorn. The legislature appropriated 15 450 dollars and indications suggested all enacted bills would receive the governor's signature by Friday. Bills signed included two House joint memorials on Hoover oil policy and land cession to states, three House bills numbered 3 5 and 7, funds for Capper Keche m extension, amusement halls on public parks, and rotating candidate names on primary ballots.
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R. B. Alcorn
Alcomm
Emersot
Hoover
No 5
Swanstrom Reunion At Home For Christmas
Mrs. Josephine Swanstrom of 311 Gale street will have a full family celebration with sons Martin from New York City Hugo and Harry living nearby and daughters Mrs Frank Luce from Fresno and Miss Ellen from Hillsdale Wyoming visiting for Christmas. One daughter Wirs Esther Porter from Denver cannot attend. other guests include William Tuce and son Edwin of Big Piney. Rock Springs Racket reports on the Swanstrom household.
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Swanstrom
Josephine Swanstrom
Gale Street
Martin Swanstrom
New York City
Wmirs
Frank Luce
Juice
Fresno
California
Miss Ellen
Hillsdale
Wyoming
Hugo
Harry
Rock Springs
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Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review
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Federal Census Bureau
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Samuel Eckels
American Association of State Highway Officials
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C. A. St Clair
Batavia
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