Notations for Big Piney Soil Conservation District Election
The Big Piney Soil Conservation District will hold a supervisor election on Tuesday February 16 at the Soil Conservation Service office. Nominees: Frank D Ball incumbent Dean G Jewett and G R O Neil. Polling 10:00 am to 4:00 pm with James P Jensen Chas O J and John Bollinger as polling officers. Absentee ballots available from Polling Superintendent Moyle Wi Anderson. Blue grass grass long reported in Sublette County and first record within the district found this fall south of McDonald Draw along Bill McGinnis fence signaling new county scrub grass occurrence.
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Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service Office
Frank D. Ball
Dean G. Jewett
G. R. O'Neil
James P. Jensen
Chas O.J
John Bollinger
Moyle Wi. Anderson
Wyoming
Sublette County
Untf
McDonald Draw Slong
Bill McGinnis
FHA News: Civil Defense Skit and Meetings Spark Student Involvement
January 26 FHA meeting stressed Civil Defense importance with a skit on home safety. Former chapter mother Mrs Anderson spoke on community Civil Defense, aiding the group’s goals. District meeting planned for Cokeville with Betty Budd Jackie Connett and Sally Twitchell set to lead. January 29 UW slides aided Home Economics interest and included local girls. February 1 FHA party for 7th and 8th grades featured mud events, a tilled site, cooking chili, and marshmallows with Janine Masoner adding flavor.
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FTA
University of Wyoming
FHA
Janine Masoner
Triangle Club Plans Year with January Meeting at Helens Home
The Triangle Club opens the year with a January meeting at Helen Bray’s home and announces new officers Rachel Scherbel as secretary and Evelene Nichols as treasurer. The club thanks Mary people for the Bazaar success and notes a February gathering on Feb 11 at Inky Jewett’s lower Jewett Ranch with hostesses Inky Jewett and Edith Berp.Members are asked to bring a handmade exchange valentine under one dollar value and dues of one dollar are payable to Evelene Nichols.
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Triange Club
Helen Bray
Rachel Scherbel
Evelene Nichols
Mary
Davey Virosko
Ruth Budd
Lynn Bush
Inky Jewett
Lower Jewett Ranch
Edith Berp
Morgan to Seek Republican State Treasurer Nomination
Morgan veteran deputy state treasurer announces intention to run for state treasurer as Republican nominee. He has served since 1909, under 12 treasurers, guiding Wyoming finances through wars, depressions, and growth. Morgan also helped oversee capitol projects and state office buildings. his son Sam is a war hero with Silver Star and Purple Heart.
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Morgans
GOP
Ewing T Kerr
Morgan
Bank Examiner
Wyoming
Capitol Building Commission
Supreme Court
Evanston
Uinta County
U. P. Coal Co
Cheyenne
Sam
Solomon Islands
Masonic Lodge
Evanston Blue Lodge
Winter Carnival Program In Pinedale Feb 5 6 7
Pinedale hosts a Winter Carnival February 5 6 7 featuring cutter and dog races sin joring elk races and high school bands in the parade. Boxing intercollegiate championships Friday night at the high school. Hockey Saturday evening town team vs Jackson and a Pinedale Wranglers vs Saratoga basketball game followed by a square dance and ice carnival antics. Sublette County resident cutter horses compete for fastest times with a perpetual trophy. multiple races daily. Event organized by the Sporting Association committee of six with local officials coordinating stable arrangements.
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Cutter
Pinedale
Big Piney
Feauring
Jackson
Pinedale Wranglers
Saratoga
Ruare Cringe
Johnny LeClair
Stepp Bros. Orchestra
Sublette Co
Tacos Las
Bill Bloom
Pinedace Yaucher
Robert’ L. Miller
Ranger Hancock
Hugenes Pfisterers
Bobby Lozier
Rudolph
Sublette County
Dict
FFA Officers Plan Master Chapter Game With Pinedale
In a February 3 meeting FFA officers review Master Chapter plans and list remaining requirements. They announce a basketball game against Pinedale FFA, hoping for a return game. The team consists of the non first ten high school players, with optimism for a win in their first game of the year.
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FFA
Pinedale Ffa
Dean Luce
Elza A Decker Serving in Transportation Dept
Marine Cpl. Elza A. Decker, 60n, of Big Piney Wyoming, serves in the Transportation Department at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. A member of Maintenance Squadron 1, he graduated from Big Piney High School and joined the Marines in October 1941. Mrs Louise Covey and daughter Patti Edwards, Mr and Mrs Robert Gutter, and Monte Norris were Belt Lake City visitors last week.
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Santa Ana
Calif
FHTNC
Eza A. Decker
Laura Decker
Big Piney
Wyo
Transportation Department
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Decker
Stiation
Marine Corps
Louise Covey
Patti Edwards
Robert Gutter
Monte Norris
Belt Lake City
Agricultural Substations of University of Wyoming and Expansion
The Agricultural substations at Archer Afton Gillette Sheridan Powell and Torrington operate as research centers aligning with the central experiment station. They develop new practices varieties and information for farmers, including seeding ranges to Crested Wheat grass now on over 250000 acres. Funding comes from state appropriations and sales of animal products and crops, with inflation driving recent expansion after World War II.
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Archer
Afton
Gillette
Sheridan, Powell
Torrington
University of Wyoming
Central Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
Wyoming
Capendit
Powell
Worland
Bishop Announces Candidacy for Wyoming Governor
Casper native Mavin L Bishop announced he will seek the Republican nomination for governor. A former Wyoming state senator and House speaker, he said he will run a vigorous primary campaign, balancing a large law practice with public service and plans to share his ideas as the race unfolds.
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Casper
Mavin L. Bishop
Ghd Stockman
Bishop
Ewing T Kerr
Clalman
Wyoming Republcan State Committee
Wyoming
5Ate Sepsrature
House of
Representa
Tives
Samily
Kerr
Republican Party
Scholarships in Agriculture Open to High School Seniors
A large number of scholarships are open to prospect five freshmen in the college of agriculture at the University of Wyoming. Qualified young people have several opportunities to apply for financial aid to state a college education, according to H W Benn assistant dean of the college. Most of the scholarships are intended for students of agriculture others are open to young women wanting to enroll in home economics. County extension agents vocational agriculture and home economics teachers and high school superintendents are invited to nominate candidates to ensure well qualified persons apply for the awards.
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Laramie
College of Agriculture
University of Wyomin
H W Benn
College Whi
American Legion Auxiliary News February meeting open
American Legion Auxiliary notes Feb 2 meeting opened with pledge prayer and songs. A study group on the US Constitution was announced for Americanism Month. Members urged to participate and help with clothing drives for Philippines orphans and supplies for Korea.
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Rob Cal
Elva Martin de Joan Marines
United States
Petrith
Philippines
Hewerth Beauty Shop
Korea
Lorena Carr
Cattle prices fall across Omaha market with varied cattle trades
Fat cattle at Omaha on Monday mostly sold 25-56 lower. Slaughter steers and yearlings bracketed at 20-24 with better cattle to 27-25, heifers to 24, plain killers down to 15. Cow trade weak to 50 cents off. Stocker and feeder trade steady to weak, stock calves 14. to 17, steer calves 17-22. Hogs 25-75 cents lower, butchers 23.50-26.75, sows 21.50-24, stags 17.50-20.00. Fat lambs steady, top 27.50, feeder lambs up in Kansas reports. Breeding ewes steady at 37.75-95.
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Omaha
Nomination and Application Dates for Wyoming Scholarships
Nominations must be received by February 1 and all applications due by March 1. Eligibility is limited to Wyoming residents who are high school seniors. Applicants list four references for confidential information and must plan to use the scholarship during regular agricultural or home economics study on the university's main campus. The college will make three payments after quarterly registration. Groundhog reference incomplete.
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Recipents
Wyoming
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