Propose A Garden During Leap Year Says Wy Extension
Wyoming Extension Service urges leap year gardening with FRECDOM GARDENS at least 20 by 20 feet. Edmondson notes benefits include healthful exercise, youth involvement, and savings. advises seed catalog study and choosing family favorites for homegrown produce to aid state food conservation efforts.
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Ed Mondson
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Edmondson
Eemondsen
W O
Groundhog marks bright future with savings bonds message
The piece praises Savings Bonds as a safe growing financial reserve and a sign of early spring, noting millions hold bonds and add via Payroll Savings or four month plans. It presents Mr Groundhog as a quirky prophet of financial common sense and a bright future.
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Groundhog
United States Savings
Wyoming Home Demonstration Groups Spotlight Year
Local leaders held 1,909 club demonstrations after attending training guided by Extension personnel. State Home Demonstration council saw new plots and ideas with over 130 women attending in June. Out of state events included 10 Wyoming participants and the National Home Demonstration Council meeting in West Virginia. Mrs Etchcock represented Wyoming at the Associated Country Women of the World congress in Holland last September and shared results at county meetings in 15 Wyoming counties.
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State Home Demonstration Council
Laranue
Wyoming
National Home Demonstration Council
West Vurima
Holland
Etchcock
Associated Country Women of the World
Notice Blue Cross hospitalization plan launched in Sublette County
Sublette County Farm Bureau offers enrollment in a nationwide Blue Cross Hospitalization program for FARM Bureau members in the county. Secretary W A Hicks invites residents to Big Piney for full details and enrollment. A small annual fee covers hospitalization for every family member for 12 months. Deadline March 1 for enrollment through the farm bureau this year.
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Sublette County
Treasury Secretary Snyder Views Freedom Train Exhibit
Treasury Secretary John W Snyder and Mrs Snyder view a Freedom Train exhibit in Washington DC highlighting the role of US Government bonds since 1776. The article notes a renewed drive to boost US Savings Bonds as an anti inflationary measure and to sustain peace and prosperity. Church notice announces Sunday services at St John the Baptist starting at 4 00 pm each Sunday until further notice.
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Treasury
John W Snyder
Snyder
Washington DC
United States
United States of America
St John the Baptist
Fiother
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