Amelia Subic and Harold Van Bevern Married Saturday
Amelia Subic daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Subic married Gerald Van Bevern of San Francisco at St Anne s church Nuptial Mass by Father Aubucheon. Bride wore blue traveling suit and corsage of red roses attended by sister Theresa. groom by James Ray. After ceremony a dinner at the bride s home followed. couple will reside in Bakersfield California. Several relatives attended and gifts were many. The Examiner notes details.
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St. Anne's Church
Amelia. Subic
Anton Subic
Gerald van Bevern
San Francisco
Calif
Aubucheon
Kemmerer
Theresa
James Ray
Big Piney High School
Rock Springs
Scoté
Pinedele
California
Bakersfield
Joseph Galicich Sr
Martin Stalick
Joy
Fortuna
Mary Putz
Helen Atwood
J. l. Ol- Unter
National forest grazing fees to drop in 1939
National forest grazing fees for 1939 will be 11 percent lower for cattle and 22 percent lower for sheep than 1938, per Assistant Regional Forester Sien A Smith of Denver. Fees vary by forest due to accessibility, range improvements and pest plant risks, with 1938 Colorado prices $7.70 per cwt for cattle and $7.40 per cwt for lambs, above state averages. A Wyoming Extension service review notes 159 farm shelter belt plans.
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National Forest
Sien A. Smith
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Forest Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Smith
Colorado
Wyoming Forest Notes Reports Mixed Precipitation in 1938
Weather records show October to December 1938 had 16 percent less precipitation than the previous year, yet the January to March period exceeded normal by 19 percent. Temperature lows near Kemmerer dropped to 10 below, and 7 below was recorded January 22. Staff notes discuss visits, maps, timber interests, and receipts positions across districts, with snow and deer sightings along LaBarge Creek and Piney areas, and warnings of a potential short snow crop impacting irrigation.
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Kemmerer
LaBarge
Smith
Chatters
Fremont Gcc
Francis Oswald
Archie Murchhie
Ester
Wyoming
Forest Ranger
Fie Challis
McCuaig
Standard Timber Company
Paul Virosike
Forest Service
la Barge Creek
Bob Welker
LaBarge Creek
Middle Piney Greek
Middle Piney Creek
Warcc T
Kid Brothers
Dry Piney
Dryney
LaBerge Creek
Dry Piney Creek
Dead Ume Ridge
Long Kkow
Rock Creek
Horse Creek
Beaver Creek
Division of Grazing
CCC
Big Piney
South Piney Creek
Feneral
Green River
Meeting on Chuck Wagon Deys date setting at Town Hall
Notice states a meeting of all interested parties for setting dates for Chuck Wagon Deys will be held at the Town Hall at 2:00 PM on Sunday February 12. Attendance is desired.
Economic Outlook Mixed As Wariness Clouds 1939
Economic Highlights from Industrial New Reviews notes a cautious winter downturn in industrial activity with a spring uptick expected and a year end rise above the 1923-25 average. Forecasters stress asifs on government spending, consumer demand, heavy industry, railroads, utilities, and autos, with construction resilience and a wary European scene shaping risk. Wyoming ranks fourth in big game head counts with 126000 plus diverse species. Michigan leads in total head counts with 878000, chiefly white tailed deer.
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Industrial New
Congress
REC
Spain
Cheyenne
Wyoming
U. S
Rocky Mountain
Michigan
Betting Bill Approved By Committee In Senate Fight
Cheyenne reports a revised racing bill headed to Senate floor after committee recommendation for passage. Substitute Senate File 45 by Sen. Cross creates a racing commission to oversee legalised racing and pari mutual betting with revenue specifics under debate. National Defense Week proclamation by Gov. Smith accompanies broader state news.
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Cheyenne
Senate Law Enforcement Committee
Senate
Sen
W. H. Cross
Douglas
Cross
James Luce Opens Hardware Store Lumber Yard
James Luce, a respected local youth and son of rancher W. W. Luce, has entered business for himself by purchasing the former Bob Guinier site. He will build a new store and office, carry full hardware and staple goods, and stock a lumber yard with doors and windows, plus already have lumber on hand for sale.
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James Luce
W. W. Luce
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Jim
Robert H. Guinier
Odd and Interesting Facts About Wyoming
A compact survey drawn from the Federal Writers Project notes Wyoming lore. It records Oliver Henry Wallop later Earl of Portsmouth as settling in Sheridan County in 1890 and later serving in Parliament. It mentions a Riverton station name, Bunsen Peak naming, and contests won by Daniel residents in the 1930s.
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Fants
Wyoming
Federal Writers’Project
Agnes Wright Spring
Oliver Henry Wallop
Earl of Portsmouth
Sheridan County
Wyoming Legisature
Big Horn Mountains
Daniel
Henry B. Jons
Agnes West George
Sublette
Austin Richardson
Studebaker
Proctor and Gamble Company
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Amelia Subic
Harold van Buren
W. RB. Sholes
H. J. Burback
Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Forester of
Thne Extension Service
The
University of Wyoming
Wyoming National Forest
Jackson Hole Country
America
Nels H. Smith
United States of America
Chicago and
Worthwestern Railway
Riverton
Wadsworth
Bunsen
Yellowstone Park
Robert Wilhelm Bunsen
Johnson County
Rustlers
Owl Creek
Wind River
O' Gneil
Washington
D. O'Neil
Washington, D.C
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