Sublette County Cattle earn fourth at Chicago fat stock show
Sublette County shows progress in mid west cattle feeders with Green River Valley steers placing fourth in the Fat Carlot division at Chicago's International Livestock Exposition. James Suicker of Wanatah Indiana bred by Barlow Ranches of Cora Wyoming placed two cars behind grand champion bred by 1.0 breeding in Raton New Mexico. County agent Moyle Anderson notes the show as a notable achievement and plans for promotional work next year to extend the region's cattle reach.
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Sublette
Moyle Anderson
Raton
New Mexico
Anderson
UW Sheep Win Prizes at Chicago Show
University of Wyoming entries at the 1933 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago garnered prizes totaling 621 dollars across four breeds and sales of 2,350 dollars, nearly 3,000 overall. Breeding stock consignments included eleven Hampshire and Suffolk sheep with sales to private treaty. top awards came in Suffolk Rambouillet and Hampshire classes with several championship placements noted.
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University of Wyoming
Chicago
M P. Botkin
University
Hampshire
Suffolk
Rambouillet
Corrletale
Jas
M. Davidson
University Shepherd
Rotkin
States
Notations on Agricultural Conservation in Big Piney District
The Big Piney Soil Conservation District reports ACP activity with 60 percent of ranching units enrolled, 60 items allowed, 42 with prior SCS approvals, and 21 completed for payment. It lists completed practices, calls for supervisor candidates, and notes January weather trends and a joint SCS Extension Service teamwork message from Laramie urging close cooperation.
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Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
SCC
SCS
Extension Service
Laramie
D. A. Williams
Goi
C. M. Ferguson
Feder Extension Service
Agenelitt
Soil Conservation Service and Extension Service
Thens
Extension
Rand McNally plans Wyoming map release next year
Rand McNally will publish 11 scenic views of Wyoming next year once authorization is granted. Bath notes more maps will be printed for 954 and prior years. An order for 200,000 maps exists, with 75,000 set aside for distribution by the Wyoming commerce and industry commission through several eastern sports and travel outlets.
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Wyoming
Highway Department
T. Bath
Rand-McNally Company of
Chicago
Ing
Bath
Rand McNally
Wyoming Commerce and Idustry Commission
United States
Contess
Farm Surplus Dilemma and Price Supports Debate
The text outlines a plan to cut vast agr goods stockpiles while avoiding new burdens. It discusses $25 billion tied in loans and $5 billion in owned goods, warns against wasteful practices, notes world prices below purchase levels, and weighs options to boost domestic consumption, research for new uses, and expanding foreign markets without dumping.
Miss Wyoming Supports Polio Prevention Drive in 1954 Rush
Elaine Holken brink of Torrington joins Miss Wyoming efforts for the 1954 March of Times to back the Polio Prevention Program. The campaign raises funds for gamma globulin supplies and expanded polio vaccinology and testing amid rising costs.
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Wyoming
Elaine Holkenbrink
Torrington
Farm policy and livestock meeting report from Kemmerer
The text cites wartime food strategies and farm economy notes, including rising beer consumption and export gains. It covers planned price support programs, shifting crop emphasis, and avoiding surpluses. It reports the Southwest Wyoming Hereford association meeting with officers elected, spring sale plans, and Kemmerer sale rankings amid Wyoming notes.
John Barton Family Leaves for Laramie Wyoming
A farewell party honored the John Barton family as they departed Big Piney Monday for Laramie Wyoming where Barton a longtime local game warden was transferred two weeks ago. Mr and Mrs Barton and their children are praised as good citizens and will be missed by friends statewide. Their daughter Grace will remain until school ends. Red Wilkerson of Greybull assum es Deputy game warden duties here.
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John Barton
Laramie
Wyoming
Barton
Big Piney
Kes
Grace
Red” Wilkerson
Greybull
Cattle market ends year with mixed results at Omaha sale
The final old year market at Omaha opened lower overall with cows and replacements exception. Cattle and sheep ran heavier than last week. slaughter steers and yearlings unevenly steady to 50 cents lower. Cows up to 50 cents higher, stocker and feeder trade firm to 50 cents higher. Butcher hogs weak to lower. Christmas hit top day before at 27, highest December level in six years. OFF TO THE RACES Ben Guo and others to Victorville for Hare and Hound BA race January 16 1854.
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Omaha
Plain &Ier
Ben Guo
Bob Valen
Kemmerer
Victorville
California
Guio
Valeen
BSA
Big Bear Resort
Tony Subic, Jr
Edward Carr
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice State Bank of Big Piney
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the State Bank of Big Piney in Wyoming will be held at the bank office on Monday January 11 1954 between 2 00 and 4 09 o clock P M for election of directors and other business.
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Southwest Wyoming Hereford Association
Weldon Dimond
Joel Budd
Glen Miller
Blaine Bradshaw
Moyle Anderson
Joseph Michell
Robert Hickey
Frank Miller
Bob O'Neill
Winifred Burton
George Miller
Roy Spencer
Vern Spencer
Ernest Olsen
Harold Herschi
Ray Easmaih
Robertson
Wyo
Aston Wyo
Joe L. Budd
Big Piney
Afton
Wyoming
Casper
State Bank of
Janvary
No Picture Shows At Gpiety Theatre Announced
An notice informs patrons that there will be no picture shows at the Gpiety theatre for an unspecified period. The announcement emphasizes a temporary halt affecting screenings and audience plans at the venue.
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Gpiety Theatre
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Sublette County
Frank Dea'l
Dean Grewet
GR. O Neill
C. A Fear, Jr
State Soil Conservation Committee
Fera Taft Benson
Agriculture
America
Miss Wyoming
Biags
Joe Budd
Hereford Group
Kenimerer Gazette