Outlook for agriculture as industry competition rises
At the annual conference in Laramie speakers warned that consumer spending will get tighter. Broilers may lift per capita chicken consumption by ten pounds by boosting demand and lowering prices, with 40 percent of broilers raised under a cost-conscious system. Hog breeders push for efficiency using additives and breeding stock to reduce feed per pound. Beef producers face demand for more efficient steers, while homemakers seek better meat cutting methods from National Livestock and Meat Board bulletins offering guides and recipes.
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Carl
Laramie
Stella
Nasional Livestock and Meat Board
National Livestock and Meat Board
Demian Sy
Chicago
Notice of Retail Liquor License Application Big Piney
On December 2, 1937, C R O'Neil filed an application for one Retail Liquor License in Big Piney Wyoming for Lot 9 Block 3 Original Townsite. Objections, if any, will be heard at 8:00 p.m. December 27, 1957 in the Town Hall. Town Clerk Rachel A Scherbel. Dates: December 2, 1957. Published December 5, 12, 19, 26.
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C$ R O'Neil
Bag Piney
Big Piney
Rachel A Scherbel
Quiet Title Suit Notices in Sublette County Wyoming
The notice names Charles W Allen and Bertha Allen and unknown heirs and creditors as defendants in a civil action in Sublette County District Court. Plaintiff William J McGinnis Sr seeks to quiet title to land described as Section 36 and Section 27 in Township 28 N Range 114 W, Sixth Principal Meridian, Wyoming. Defendants must answer by February 1, 1958 or risk default judgment. Local clerk Hazel P Bloom handled filing. attorney address listed in Kemmerer. Published December 12, 1926 and January 2. additional notes report the Sublette Christmas Real Sale totals and visits by Elmer Olson family and Melvin Thompson’s travels.
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Charles W. Allen
Bertha Allen
Plamtiff
District Court of
Third Judicial District
Sublette
State of
Wyoming
William J McGinnis
County of
State of Wyoming
Hazel P Bloom
Pinedale
Kemmerer
4-H Ag Expert Wins Chicago Trip for Merit
Owen "Bucky" Finley of Fremont county earned a state wine er honor for outstanding work in the LH Boys Agricultural program. International Harvester Co. will fund an all expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago December 1-5. Finley, 18, competed in 4-H dairy and livestock judging for six years, gave demonstrations on selecting and judging bulls, and owned 23 Herefords among other projects. His profits exceeded $3,000. The program is run with state and federal Agricultural Extension Service cooperation.
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Owen “Bucky” Finley
Fremont County
International Harvester Co
Chicago
Bucky
Finley Bucky
Hix
Financing Higher Education A UW Funding Debate
Hal R Taylor outlines financing challenges for higher education. A Wade committee examines local taxes student fees and state support, assessing costs now and 10 to 15 years ahead. Priorities include faculty salaries plant expansion and scholarships while balancing operating and debt costs.
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Ralph M. Wade
College of Arts and Sciences
Wyoming
Wyoming farms and ranches growing fewer in number
Wyoming farms and ranches are decreasing in count and increasing in size. The tally near 11,900 farms and ranches now compared with 18,100 in 1932, the peak year, reflects revised census estimates through 1956 from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Fiuramle
Wyoming
Auather
US Department of Agriculture
Gurley Bank Offers Extended Service to Stockmen
It has a record of many years of successful banking. Its officers and directors are capable and experienced businessmen familiar with the needs of the stockmen. Every possible Gurley is extended to our customer.
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Mir
Farm numbers, acreage and output trends in 1957 report
The article notes USDA figures showing farm numbers and ranches have fallen while investment per farm rose to about 27 000 this year. National cropland harvest parity with 1940, farm size up 40 percent since then, output per farm up 74 percent. Farm worker output now feeds about 20 people. Also mentions Santa delivering to every home in Big Pinery and vicinity on Christmas Eve.
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USDA
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United States Postal Savings
Brunswick
New Brunswick
Delgado Service
Big Piney, Wyoming
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River
Bu Piney
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GEO. W. Hopkins Publisher
Wyoming Press Association
Pinery
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Iusuranes
Big Piney Lodge
Visting Brothers
George Grinestalft
Frank Bray
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Anna Brause
Evelene Nichols
Wreen River Valley
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