Wyoming Wool Growers to Trade in Open Market in 1955
Wyoming Wool Growers Association leader Leonard Hay of Rock Springs announces that Wyoming will trade wool openly in 1955 for the first time in about three years under the National Wool Act of 1954. Incentive payments tied to tariff-funded wool sales encourage producers to seek high prices, with example figures showing potential earnings around 16.88 cents per pound including incentives, while stockpiling is avoided. The shift aims to push fleece into consumer markets and reflects broader veteran housing loan program milestones noted in VA findings.
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Wyoming
Leonard Hay
Rock Springs
Wyoming Wool Growers Assocasion
Tirees
Fragmentary note on building costs and economic flow
A fragmented line discusses converting prose into proportional amounts for building expenditures. It mentions payments to trades, craftsmen, sellers or producers of ingredients and building materials, and their entry into the economic stream. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or a concrete event.
Socialist Intellectuals Undermine Freedom in 1964 Essay
A fragmented 1964 editorial decries socialist intellectuals as a threat to free enterprise and individual responsibility. It argues welfare state notions erode moral fiber, debt grows, and government power expands, endangering American ideals and postwar prosperity.
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Herbert Hoover
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Free Enterprise Ag
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Moenopoustix
Pitas En- Tt
Industrial News Review
State Champion Is Award Winner in National Wool Sewing Contest
Miss Mary Jo Begley, 16, of Casper, Wyoming, won third place in the junior division of the 1954 Make It Yourself With Wool contest in Salt Lake City, earning a $100 savings bond. Freda Jensen of Worland, Wyoming, was the senior champion, noted for a gray flannel suit. both champions receive all-expenses-paid trips to the National Fashion Show and were guests of the F.W. Woolworth Co.
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Utah
Wyoming
Mary Jo Begley
Casper
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Lake City
Miss Begley
J Wyner & Company
Thei Ions
Freda Jensen
Worland
Jensen
Salt Lake City
National Wool Growers Association
F.W. Woolworth Company
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Wool Bureau
Carl H. Hampton
Warland
C. T. Evans
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