Wyoming Water Resources Book For Public Distribution
The Wyoming Natural Resource Board and State Engineer's Office announce the publication Wyoming's Water Resources. It traces state water development from inception to today and summarizes projects at federal, state, and local levels. Copies are available by request from the Wyoming Natural Resource Board in Cheyenne.
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Wyoming Natural Resource Board
Wyoming
Natural Resource Board
State Engineer’s Office
Supreme Court
Cheyenne
State Engineers
Capitol Building
Cheyeune
G&F Commission To Meet January 8
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission plans a Cheyenne meeting to set 1957 budgets for all divisions. Commissioner A. F. P. Greene notes state law requires the commission to meet on the second Tuesday of January each year. The session starts January 1 and will likely run the rest of the week.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Cogammission
Cheyenne
Gue and Fir Department
State Game and Final
A. F P. C. Greene
Wyoming 4H honors two teens with State Achievement award
Madonna Boley of Sheridan county and Richard C. Grant of Converse county earned the 1956 State Achievement award for overall 4-H project work and community service. Both received certificates of merit. Madonna attended the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago as a Ford Motor Co. guest. she was among 1200 delegates from the 50 states and territories honored.
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Madonna Boley
Richard C. Grant
Sheridan County
Converse County
University of Wyoming
Madonna
Chicago
Ford Motor Co
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Fraternity elects state officers at Wyoming conference
Eta chapter of Epsi lon Sigma Phi elected officers and initiated six new members during the 434 annual conference of the Wyoming Extension Service in Laramie. Ray Wolfley became worthy chief succeeding Pete Jensen. Burton Marston was reelected secretary treasurer. Jane Wrenn succeeded Otto Edmondson as analyst. Three county agents and three home demonstration agents were initiated. Home agents named Atella McKinstry Pinedale Alice Halstead Sheridan Hazel Leupold Riverton. County agents named Jack Lowry Worland Del Landay Wheatland Nels Dahlquist Jackson.
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Laramie
Eta
Epsilon Sigma
Chub
Otto Edmondson
Atella
McKinstry
Pinedale
Alice Halstead
Sheridan
Hazel Leupold
Riventon
Jack Lowry
Worand
del Landay
Wheatland
Nels Dahlquist
Jackson
Finishing headgate on Green River Island Ditch
Community project workers led by A L McGinnis Walter Ct Yose and Joseph N Bird construct a $3,000 headgate structure with 72 by 60 inch metal gates, 20 foot pilings, and 3 inch timber walls to regulate canal flow for about 2078 acres under a Soil Conservation Service plan with 6 9 cfs capacity and agricultural aid.
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Green River Island
Iault
Medre
Soil Conservation Service
Robert M. Boulter
Pinedale
State Bank of Big Piney Stockholders Meeting Notice
Annual stockholders meeting of State Bank of Big Piney Wyoming will be held at the bank office on Monday January 14 1957 from 2:00 to 4:06 P M for election of directors and other business. Dub Dec 20027 Jan 3 20
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State Bank of
Big Piney
Wyoming
State Bank
Russia trip shows tighter controls behind iron curtain
Loraine and Gale McGee recount travels through Russia and four satellite states. They describe intensified police presence in East Germany Hungary and Poland the stricter border procedures in Budapest Vilnius Prague and other hubs and note contrasts with perceived Soviet openness. They observe political policing at airports currency controls and selective leniency near Moscow while repression remains high in Eastern Europe. The piece links Hungary uprisings to renewed Western Communist party weaknesses and questions the broader impact on Cold War dynamics.
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Russia
Hungary
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Budapest
Vilnyus
Jay
Morever
Zere
Orly
Prague
New York City
Soviet Union
Moscow Gang
Reds
Europe
Hengary
Kremling
America
France
Italy
Owever
Suez
Eyewitress
Kremlin Struggle Signals Setbacks for Communism Worldwide
Khrushchev and Moscow face pressure as satellite states resist, marking the strongest blows to Communism since the Cold War began. The developments are seen as a hopeful sign for free peoples seeking to curb Communist influence globally.
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Mr. Krushchev
Moscow
Elk Feeding Highlight in Wildlife Magazine
The January issue of Wyoming Wildlife features a photo story on elk feeding in the Jackson area. Editor Greg Smith notes the publication will also publish a brief summary of 1957 fishing regulations and a how to feature on preparing and smoking whitefish. The issue will be mailed to subscribers and on newsstands in the Glebe during the first week of January.
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Jackson
Wyoming
Wyoming to Plant 7 Million Fish in 1957
State Fish Warden Fred R Beal said the Game and Fish Department plans to plant about seven million fish in Wyoming lakes and streams next year. The majority will be rainbow and cutthroat trout, with about 3.4 million rainbows and 1.3 million cutthroats, plus other species including brook, Mackinaw, golden trout, grayling, catfish, large mouth bass, Kokanee and silver trout.
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Fred R. Beal
Wyoming
St Tams
Dakes
Wyoming Girls Win 4-H Awards
Shirley Wobiley of Lander won the 1956 state honors in 4-H Girls Home Economies after returning from a trip to the 4-H Club Congress in Chicago funded by Montgomery Ward. Eight years in club work included food prep, sewing, and home projects with 167 meals served and multiple ribbons. Andrea Carmin, 17, Douglas, was named state winner in 4-H Home Grounds Beautification, receiving a wristwatch from a Chicago donor. she organized yard cleanups and fencing. The University of Wyoming Extension Service runs these 4-H programs with the Wyoming Department of Agriculture.
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Shirley Wobiley
Lander
Chicago
Montgomery Ward
Shirley
Ray Wolfley
Stdey Wolfley
Andrea Cermin
Andrea Carmin
Douglas
Charles R. Watgresn
Andrea
Kentucky
VaSsndrea
Leonard Hiser
University of Wycoming Cort
L$. Dept. of Agriculture
Fox and Cundy Tie the Knot in Ogden Union
Miss Benny Fox and Nell Cundy of LaBarge wed last week in Ogden. They plan a short Montana honeymoon and a homecoming at the Fox ranch on La Barge Creek. A bridal shower for the bride was hosted by Virginia O'Neil.
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Benny Fox
Nell Cundy
LaBarge
Ogden
Montana
Fox Ranch
LaBarge Creek
Virginia O'Neil
New Year Reflections on Frontiers and Fort Laramie
In a brimming New Year meditation, the piece recalls 1834 promises across the Low West, Nathaniel Wyeth’s trapping expedition, Jason Lee’s leadership, and the naming of Fort Laramie after Jacques Laramie. It blends frontier lore with a hopeful call to good resolutions.
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Kit Carson
Jim Bridger
Low West
Finfillet
Nathaniel Wyeth
Jasonise
Angele
Vermont
Jerusalem
Wiest
Jason Lee
Ciary
Weyth
Wyeth
Lee
Jason
Forti Laramie
Marshal Anderson
Fort Laramie
Sublette A
Fort Marshall
Marshall
Fort Sublette
Clems
Fort
William
Jacques Laramie
Fort Wiliam
Laramie
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G&f
Soil Conservation News
Agronomy Progress Report
Bighorn Mountains
State of
Sublette
Robert D. Hanesworth
Wyoming Stock Growers ” Association
Santa Claus
Jeff
American Legion Post 78
Bstockholders Meeting
Loraine
Gale McGee
Western
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
U. S. Steel
Consolidated Western Steel Division
Utah
Consolidated Western
Vittles
Wildlife Magazine
Fox-Cundy
Myra Cooley
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