Annual Report of the Big Piney Soil District 1947
The Big Piney Soil Conservation District submits its annual report to the Secretary of Agriculture. The board notes progress in soil moisture conservation, district prestige, and closer work with the Soil Conservation Service. It highlights equipment loans, instructional tours, aerial land-use mapping, seed pool cooperation, and staff support, while urging a second qualified ranch planner to expand production and ranch planning within two years.
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Board of Supervisors
The
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Secretary OF Agriculture
Big Piney
Wyoming
Big Pmey Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service
Agai
State Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Hayne FD. Ball, Jr
Soi Conservation Magazine
Soi Conservation Service
Ie Pmedale
Jackson Hole
Teton
County Agricultural Agers
Soil Conservation Flarvice
Ius
Departent of Agriculture
Arnold Olson
Chawman
FD. Ball, Jr
F. D. Ball
Secy
Treas
Dan Hf
Budd
Dan FL Budd
Clifton Fear
Phil Marincic
SOI Conservation News Election for Big Piney District Supervisor
Next Tuesday February 10 election day at City Hall to choose a supervisor for the Big Piney Soil Conservation District. Arnold Olson urges a large turnout. Nominees include F D Ball Jr Dean Jewett and R O Neil. Absentee ballots available from polling superintendent G T Meagan. Eligible voters are all landowners and occupiers within the district, with supervisors required to own land. The text notes average golf scores for 18 holes, not counting pros, as 10 for men and 31.1 for women.
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Big Piney Sol
Arnold Olson
Board of Supervisors
F. D. Ball, Jr
Dean Jewett
R. O'Neil
G. T. Meagan
George Earp
Vincent Dansky
State Soil Conservation Districts
Piney Wyoming Soil Conservation District Treasurer Report 1946
Piney Wyoming treasurer reports 1946 receipts include equipment sales wheat seed pool for gag and seed coders refunds and postages. Expenditures cover seed purchases equipment repairs freight labor miscellaneous and association dues with balance on hand reported as 265.16 and accounts receivable 53.00.
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Iney Soil Conservatio
Piney, Wyoming
Urer
Pinedale Scd
Pmey
High School Honor Roll Listings by Class Year
The freshman class includes Jerry Hale and Bever ley Miller alongside Dorma Gray Clara Mae Merrill. Sophomores feature Harris Peter son Dorma Gray and Beverley Harmison Ritato Decker. Juniors list Carl Hale Harris Peter and James Kothe with Beulah Sage and others. Seniors include Valeriy Nelson Marcille Ray Sarah Nielson Phil Marine and Beulah Sage.
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Jerry Hale
Dorma Gray
Clara Mae Merrill
Carl Hale
Harris Peterson
Valeriy Nelson
Marcille Ray
Roer* Bud
Beverley Miller
Beverley Harmison
Ritato Decker
Helena Marincic
Rorert Kothe
James Kothe
Bill DeGraw
Richard Griggs
Sarah Nielson
Phil Marine
Beulah Sage
John Urbin
Local Readers Named in Community Roster
Susan Twitchell Mary Mof fat Marjane Whitman Maryn Ray Jim Carr Jole Bradley Sally Budd Sally Noble appear in a community roster listing residents and participants for a local event and related activities. The clipped names indicate a finite group involved in the town’s social or volunteer programs.
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Susan Twitchell
Mary Moffat
Marjane Whitman
Maryn Ray
Jim Carr
Jole Bradley
Sally Budd
Sally Noble
Wyoming per capita Federal spend plan hits 75 million
The Wyoming Taxpayers Association released figures showing Wyoming’s per capita cost of the proposed Federal Government for fiscal 1949. Sublette County’s share is listed at 836,956, highlighting the call for federal economy and restraint in spending.
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Wyoming
Congres
Wyoming ‘Taxpayers Association
Sublette County
Legion to organize LaBarge Post charter ceremony
Deopardnews Commander W. A. Chimse1 will present the charter of the new LaBarge Post of the American Legion at a joint meeting with the Big Piney Post on February 12 in LaBarge. Attending will be W. W. Hale Jr Department Adjutant and relevant Auxiliary officers along with charter members from LaBarge and Galpet.
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LaBarge
Amer
Legion
W. A
Sunrise Stork Shower Honors Mrs Wilma Howerton
Mrs Shiney Luce and Mrs Helen Daniels hosted a sunrise stork shower for Mrs Wilma Howerton at Luce home on Wednesday evening. Guests played Hearts and other games with gifts given to the honoree and Mrs Dorothy Bell and Mrs Rosie Pear. Refreshments were served by the hostesses.
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Shiney Luce
Helen Daniels
Wilma Howerton
Hearts
Dorothy Bell
Lax Score
Rosie Pearson
Du Pont lecturer showcases super light plastic and polythene uses
Lary F. Livingston of Du Pont’s Extension Division demonstrates polyene products as key insulators for radar and TV gear, including polythene coats and tubing for electrical insulation. He links costs to federal spending and Wyoming taxes, urging payroll cuts and consolidation of agencies to reduce waste.
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Lary F. Livingston
ET In Pont de Nemours and Company
Visitation Report on Big Piney High School Accrediting Visit
The U S high school accrediting committee observed Big Piney High School under Mr L Brewer. The student body president showed poise and knowledge as classes and exhibits ran smoothly with Brewer teaching a class. The committee noted adequate curriculum for college prep and community needs, strong administration, and praise for staff dedication, while noting building repairs and future expansion plans.
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L. ©. Brewer
Brewer
Imu
Breset
Boelleher
Bower
Bulding
Big Piney
Ae. Molonuk
J. J. Williams
Yellowstone Falls Nearly Frozen Over Reported by Moran Men
Three Moran men traveling through Yellowstone National Park on snow sleds last week report near freezing conditions. Fred Abercrombie notes heavy snow and only a narrow stream at one side of the falls. They observed a herd of buffalo in Hayden Valley, estimated between 40 and 75 head.
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Moran
Yellowstone National Park
Fred Abercrombie
Hayden Valley
Budget proposal hinges on citizen demands for cuts
The text argues that the proposed budget can be reduced substantially only if a sufficient number of citizens push for trimming. It underscores citizen action as essential to achieving meaningful budget cuts.
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Annual Report
SOI Conservation News
Truman
Francis Williams
Henry Myers
Mary Potion
Busty Winkler
George Keane
Highland Park
Mecca
Ford
Little Business
Jos Martin
al Enteres
DeWitt
Firft
Ational
Itation
Association of Soil Con. Distriets
Ronor
Koll
Ith
Sharon Bellith
Rusty Daniels
Jo Anne Marincic
Taxpayers News
Legion News
DU Pont
U. W
Yellowstone Falls
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