New Skating Rink Aims to Safe Winter Fun for Children
The Lions Chih and Fire Department backed a skating rink to provide a safe winter activity, keeping children away from hazardous creeks and rivers. Residents are asked to help maintain ice quality by clearing debris. Also, University of Wyoming plans a 1.5 million memorial field house with bids due soon and keys milestones, including veterans’ names to be listed in memory vaults.
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Lions Chih and Fire Department
Green River
Laramie
University of
Pia
Fims
G.D. Humphrey
Heirighrey
Memorial Field House
University
Big P'sav Examiner
Sublette County
Focal
Notice of Proposed Rate Increases by Big Piney Telephone Co
Public notice warns patrons of Big Piney Telephone Company about planned rate hikes for various service types including business private and party, residence private and party, rural company and rural individual. The schedule lists present and proposed charges, notes tax exclusion, and states 24 hour service begins after January 1 and outside plant rebuilding will begin when weather permits with publication dates December 20 and January 12 to 19.
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Big Piney Telephone Company
Secrets of Progress and Market Notes Mix in Omaha Dispatch
The article blends a digest on oil industry progress highlighting human effort behind vast output and a trading roundup from Omaha. It reports cattle and hog prices, sheep rankings, lambs, and feeders, plus an editorial note on atomic bomb secrecy and regional social updates including Legion hall work and holiday events.
Notary Public Laws Pamphlet Sent to Wyoming Notaries
Secretary of State announces a pamphlet detailing Wyoming Notary Public laws is mailed to 1564 notaries. The note describes commission rules, costs, bonds, and duties, and compares to Pennsylvania. Additional state publications and election information will follow for public awareness.
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T. C. Thompson
Secretary of State
Wyoming
Thompson
Notary Pubtics
Pennsylvania
January Filing Tips for Farmers and Ranchers in Wyoming
University of Wyoming economist John Hopkins outlines January as the filing month for farm income taxes. Farmers must file by January 31 or pay by January 15 for estimated tax, with final balances due by March 15 1950. Depreciation may be claimed on buildings and other assets, and 50 percent of net gains from capital assets may be taxable. Forward-looking farmers should inventory to improve records for 1950.
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Laramie
John A. Hopkin
University of Wyoming
United States
Hopken
Hopkin
Health For All Headaches and Their Causes
Headache is a common complaint in industry causing 20 to 25 percent of employee absences. Most headaches stem from fatigue hunger indigestion or nervous strain and are often relieved by correcting vision or removing eye strain. Severe cases include migraines with unknown cause and conditions like concussion tumor abscess or meningitis that require urgent medical attention.
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Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Herman Hands
Progress
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Hogs Fury
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J. Arthur Campbell
Oberlin College
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Siates
Russia
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Victor McGinnis
Lester
Arnold
Elmer Olsen
Legion Hall
Elizabeth Homer
Glendon Spence
Skyliners of
Utah
Guy Carr, Jr
ofSalt Lake City
Uth
Charles A. Lindbergh
National Aeronautic Association
Washington
Angus Ward
U. S
Mukden
Martin Kane
Private Eye
William Gargan
Gargan
Sng Reguler
Hoppy
America
William “Hoppy" Boyd
Topse
Cassidy
Mutual
Grape
Writspraker
Cobleskill
New York
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