Wyoming Big Game Hunters Enjoy Record Season
Wyoming big game hunters report a 1954 harvest of 92 285 animals with 50 547 deer 30 776 antelope 10 189 elk 513 moose 47 mountain sheep and 213 bear The season set new records though elk antelope declines offset deer gains authorities say heavy hunting spread the harvest across ranges and some areas were opened as two deer zones to maintain deer numbers The American Red Cross local chapter notes broad national service presence in times of need.
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Wyoming
Howser
Owens
Othrs
New Snow Tires Boost Traction For Winter Driving
New mid and snow tires offer greater grip on slushy grades and muddy roads, reducing braking distance on ice and improving safety. George Flint of the Rubber Manufacturers Association notes no overall cost rise, as these tires serve as deferred mileage replacements for winter use. He urges motorists to remember braking limits on glare ice.
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New York
Reding
George Flint
Tire
The
Rubber Manufacturers Association
Lons
Flint
Milk consumption in Wyoming schools rises
In Cheyenne on February 1 State Superintendent Vera Linford announced that Wyoming school milk consumption and participation in the Special School Milk Program have grown since December, with 99 schools and 24,393 students enrolled, reimbursed for 113,598 half pints by the federal government. Linford aims to expand participation next year, stressing cooperation among schools, the dairy industry, and local communities.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Vera Linford
U. S. Department of Aqrenture
Miss Linford
Improve Diets and Health of Children Initiative
A community initiative aims to improve diets and health for children by promoting balanced meals and physical activity. Program organizers emphasize collaboration with schools, nurses, and families to implement nutrition education and accessible healthy options.
County 4 H Council Leaders Plan for New Year
County 4-H leaders from clubs across the county met at the courthouse in Jar weet to map plans for the coming year. A district meeting in Kemmerer on February 5 and the state council meeting in Laramie February 14 17 were noted with calls for leaders to attend. 1955 officers were elected with Marion Boroff as president Ave Davis as secretary treasurer and Tr Boulder as vice president. Committees for Rural Life Camp Fair and Achievement Day were named with additions possible as more clubs form. Twenty one Wyoming University scholarships are offered through 4-H with a list distributed to juniors and seniors. see leaders or the extension office for requirements.
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Stella McKinstry
Court House
Jar Weet
Kemmerer
Laramie
M15
Francis Tanner
Big Piney
J. ©. Penney Co
Marion Boroff
Daniel
Boulder
Ave Datis
County Activites
Rural Life
Buster Martin
Ava Davis
Mardell Fear
Helen Bray
Helen Tanner
Virginia O'Neil
Blanche Clark
Blackie Bray
Bob O Neill Wilda Springman
Cilemda McGrath
Wyoming University
You Can Bloom Through Winter With Small Changes
This piece urges readers, especially housewives, to treat themselves like sensitive plants and take small, practical actions to brighten January. Start with self change, try new styles or diets, explore cooking experiments, and maintain two guiding truths: others suffer winter too and spring will come.
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Axe
Kitden
TV's United States Steel Hour sparks high drama
Sue- HARD, Sue- HARD, by INI FREIGHTER scheduled for February production on TV's distinguished dramatic series The United States Steel Hour is among the hottest properties in television. An all male cast of 15 led by Thomas Mitchell James Daly Henry Hull and Pat Thomas Mitchell O'Malley star in a shipboard setting built on rockets to evoke a sea storm. The project promises further laurels for TV's top dramatic program. In February TV audiences also look to Renata Tebaldi's Metropolitan Opera debut and her performance on the Telephone Hour with Lily Pons George London and Grant Johannesen following. The CBS drama The Mallion Are explores a man who unknowingly receives one million dollars and must tell no one except his spouse about the gift. John Beresford Tipton, a billionaire who gives the money, is dead but unseen, with Marvin Miller narrating.
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United States Steel Hour
Thomas Mitchell
James Daly
Henry
Hull
Pat Thomas Mitchell O'Malley
Metropolitan Opera
Renata Tebaldi
Telephone Hour
All America
Europe
South
America
Miss Tebaldi
NBC
Lily Pons
George London
Grant Johannesen
Mallion
CBS. TV
John Beresford Tipton
Marvin Miller
Wyoming economists warn of tax inequities in state assessments
A Wyoming economist describes wide disparities in property assessments across five counties and urges uniform methods. He cites clocks, jewelry, dogs, furniture values and city figures, noting taxes from the 1 mill state levy to school levies affect all property. The aim is full enforcement of uniform assessment practices to reduce inequities.
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Wyoming
Corttias
Flista
Legislative Interim Committee
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