Local Newlyweds Choose Home Honeymoon Tradition
In our town most newlyweds spend honeymoons at Roundstone Lake or Jackson Falls, with the Martins even traveling to New York City. But Cissy Cupper and the Carter boy revealed plans to start married life at home. Cissy says our town is best and she wants familiar surroundings for the first days of marriage. Folks respect their choice and leave them be.
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Roundstone Lake
Jackson Falls
New York City
Cissy Cupper
Carter
Cissy
Bud
Savings Bonds touted as solid Valentine investment
Uncle Sam praises love on a dime and savings bonds as a reliable choice. Through payroll savings plans, banks, and post offices, individuals can build a stack of bonds. The program promotes bonds as a steady, long term financial sweethearts, with a 34 to 1 ratio over ten years.
Local and Personal News Briefs
Homer Arh is home recovering from illness while his son Robert remains in a Salt Lake City hospital with his mother by his side. Lois Olson visits Kemmerer with her parents. George Bledsoe tours Jackson for Soil Conservation Service duties. Katherine Lambert celebrates a birthday with friends. The Carper infant visits Kemmerer for medical care and is convalescing. Clair Wehr travels to California after a brother in law’s death. Logan Homer visits town from the ranch. Arnold Olson escorts Mr and Mrs Joe Bradley to Salt Lake.
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Homer
Robert
Salt Lake City
George Nichols
Carper
Kemmerer
Congress Signals Drastic Cuts in Government Expenditures
Washington report notes Republican leaders in both chambers back strong reductions in government spending and income taxes. Drafts of a new reform tax plan are expected as committees shape the bill. Proposals face opposition claims of harm to national defense, while armed services seek adequate funding to sustain research and readiness.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Army
Navy
Rules for Wyoming's Outstanding Young Man 1946
Wyoming Junior Chamber announces statewide search for the Outstanding Young Man of 1946. Candidates aged 21–33 in Wyoming, active there, sponsored by a civic group or newspaper, must file an entry by March 31, 1947. Entries judged on 4 points service, 30 leadership, 30 personal character. five-member state committee to decide.
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Wyoming
Guy Engle
Casper
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Cartia
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