Six Wyoming Counties Reach Farm Bureau Membership Goals
Six Wyoming counties Sublette Uinta Weston Laramie Crook and Converse have met or surpassed their 1964 Farm Bureau membership targets. Sublette quota 328 families Uinta 263 Weston 385 Laramie 586 Crook 405 Converse 281 chaired by Mrs. Orval Jaimes Anita Darius Eardley Charles Guild Ernest Thompson John Culek Pete Kerper and Jimmy Wil.
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Wyoming County
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Laramie
Bob Engen
State Farm Bureau Organization
Sublette
Uinta
Weston
Lara
Mie
Crook
Converse
Uiita
Orval Jaimes
Anita
Darius Eardley
Charles Guild
Ernest Thompson
John Culek
Pete Kerper
Jimmy Wil
Wyoming Fish Stocking Totals Hit High in 1963
Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports more than 276000 fish weighing 14009 pounds stocked in Oct Dec 1963 across eight counties. Rainbow trout 146000 and cutthroat 126000 account for most releases with brook brown and Mackinaw also included. Overall 1963 stocking reached 18320688 fish weighing 383770 pounds or about 92 tons statewide.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Doings of the Hillbilly Revelers Club Officers Named
The Hillbilly Revelers 4-1 Club lists officers Pr ont Blake Hymas Tony Mebrd'e Roy Cramer Reverter Robert Cramer David Phoman Donmie Duncan. They decide to a monthly payment plan or cash sale for funds and ratify a home safety and waste adjustment action.
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Pr Ont
Blake Hymas
Tony Mebrd'e
Roy Cramer
Robert Cramer
David Phoman
Donmie Duncan
Safury
Firehall Meeting Sets Plans for Leathercraft Group
On February 5, 1964 at 7:30 pm the Electricity and Leathercraft group met in the Firehall to discuss buying a log and choosing a group name. Jerry Arnold and Glenn Kasher were to suggest uniting all groups for monthly meetings. Scott Scherbel adjourned the session. next meeting set for March 4 at 7:30 pm in the Firehall.
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Electricity and Leathercraft
Jerry Arnold
Glenn Kasher
Scott Scherbel
Wyoming sets nonresident elk license quota for 1961
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission set a quota of 3,100 nonresident elk licenses for 1961, up 100 from 1960. The first 3,000 licenses will be valid in any general elk hunting area in the state, while the final 100 will be restricted to special areas to be designated after the season is set this spring. Additional licenses will be issued in other areas.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
S. J. Macoletti
Commission
Special Notice to All Dog Owners in Town Limits
Notice warns dog owners that any dogs found in fields with cattle within town limits will be destroyed on sight without further notice. Advises keep pets confined and under care.
Elk licenses limited as quota fills for nonresidents
Jiacoletti announced 3,100 nonresident elk licenses will again be valid only for antlered elk and issued on a first come basis. About 1,100 licenses have already been issued from the commission's office. Licenses went on sale January 1 and once the quota is filled no more nonresident elk licenses will be available under any circumstance.
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Jiacoletti
dJiacoletti
Cummussiun
Cflive
February Menu for School Lunchroom 1564 Week
The record lists a 1564 week menu for a school lunchroom from February 10 to 14. It mentions items by day including rolls with cheese sauce, chicken with gravy, vegetable soup, bread and gravy, macaroni and cheese and various desserts. Names of dishes are garbled in places but indicate a daily lunch plan for students.
Local Notes Clinic Updates and Miscellaneous Hospital News
Miss Mildred Mickelson is released after an appendectomy at Jackson hospital. Elizabeth Chapel leaves Evanston Memorial after hospital stay. Robbie Douglas sent to Riverton after a sledding accident. Judy Smith admitted to De Paul Hospital Cheyenne. Mrs. Elton Cooley in Holy Cross Salt Lake City serious. EM 2nd Class Howard Masoner returns home after Navy service in the Philippines. For sale 1958 Airline Cabinet TV space 49 Daniels Trailer Court. Mr. and Mrs Joe Budd attended American National Cattle Growers in Memphis. Delgado service steam cleaner exploded shattering two front office windows, no injuries.
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Elton Cooley
Pinedale
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City
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Lincoln
Washington D. C
State Bank OF
Big Piney
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DOG House
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Engen
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Baldwin
Sault Cake City
Utah
ALF. & Alm
Masone Hall
Dovey Virostro
Evelene Nichols
Bill Sawaya
Kemmerer, Wyo
Paul Allen
Wm. Budd, JR
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Prudential Insurance Company of Americal
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cheyenne
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Smokey
Davis
Paul E. Kipp
P.O. Box
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Smith Brothers
Sporting Goods
Kemmerer
F. E. Curtis
F. E
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wuo
Mamburger
Mildred Mickelson
Gordon Mickelson
Jackson Hospital
Elizabeth Chapel
Evanston Memorial
Robbie Douglas
Pune
Riverton
Tobbogan
Howard Masoner
U. S. Navy
Philippines
William Youngstrom
T.V. Goodconden
Av Space
Daniels Trailer Court
Dave Sawyer
Judy Smith
M. V. Smith
de Paul Hospital
Joe Budd
Memphis
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American National Caitle Growers Association
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Delgado Service
March of Dimes
Pete
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
HOTEL
Robert Bott
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