Seed and wool plans tied to Big Piney district meeting
Big Piney Sail Conservation District will seed and fertilizer carrier purchase this year after seed orders mailed to ranchers. County Committee raises maximum cost share to 1500 dollars to boost sagebrush spraying leveling and noxious weed control participation. Wool pool plans split wool into grades for sale at Rock Springs warehouse with sale after assembly. Four county floaters will attend the 4-H readers conference at Laramie with workshops on depots trips state fair exhibits and related topics.
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Big Piney Sail Conservation District
Dana Fosher
Jong
U .S
Eexty
Rock Springs
Don Rogers
Cornel
Warren Koch
Kenneth Fear
Francis Tanner
Max Boroff
Comparative costs of mixes for frosting and cake at home
Stella presents a comparison of commercial and homemade mixes for white frosting fudge frosting and yellow cake noting white frosting costs 14 cents more than homemade while fudge frosting is 2 cents cheaper and yellow cake mix saves 8 cents. The piece warns prices vary with market sales and stresses considering time energy and consumer acceptance. It promotes upcoming homemaking workshops and security benefits discussion led by Martha Ulrich and Bill Woodrow scheduled for March 16 and 17 at the Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ulrich
Smarlic
Nowaday
Bill Woodrow
Social Security
Piney Wins From Saratoga By Slim 28 26
Piney cagers grabbed lead early and held it Friday night at Saratoga to edge the Saratoga squad 28 to 26 in a tightly contested basketball game.
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Piney
Hanna
Big Piney
Saratoga
Bob Wilson
Enece
Vickrey
EB. i
Wileon
Tanner As
Ashford
Murdock
Slee
Thrasher Wait Ts
Turner
Bermace
Ana
Bag Piney
Aldo
Hogs steady and cattle lower at Omaha market report
Hogs held steady to firm Monday in Omaha as supplies rose, while fat cattle and fat lambs dropped. Steers sold from 24.50 to 28.25 per cwt, heifers to 28.25, cows 15.25 to 19, stockers and feeders weak, calves 24.50 to 33, slaughter lambs 1750 to 1825, ewes 5 to 9, feeder lambs 25 to 26.75, and mixed calf prices around 31.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Higher Education Struggles With Financing and Enrollment
Reports from Laramie on February 13, 1959 outline two major Wyoming higher education challenges for the coming decade: rapidly rising enrollment and the resultant strain on quality, faculty recruitment, salaries, and resources. The piece stresses inadequate funding, need for better equipment, housing, research, and staffing to maintain educational standards amid growing student numbers.
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Laramie
Iace
Patea Suverut
Ule
Unnersiy
Wyoming
Tutupy Wat
Wyoming Proclaims FFA Week 1959
Governor J I s Joe Hickey proclaims February 21 through February 28 1959 as Wyoming FFA Week honoring the Future Farmers of America. The notice praises FFA for youth farming education leadership and community service while urging citizens to support its growth and the state’s agricultural future. It bears the Great Seal and the secretary of state's attestment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Future Farmers of Amrica
Wyoming Association
Future Farmers of America
Wheras
United States
Heawan
Puerto Rico
I. J
Joe" Hickey
FFA
J. J
Joe” Hickey
State OF
Thomas C. Bogus
Wyoming Stock Growers' Association Emerges Prominent
Wyoming opened range business mushroomed past territorial capacity leading to a meeting in Cheyenne on November 29, 1873. The group formed the Stock Association of Laramie County, renamed in 1879 the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, with nearly 300 members and annual Cheyenne meetings. By 1889 Wyoming housed large cattle firms like Union Cattle Company and Swan Land and Live Stock Company, each wielding millions in capital and thousands of head under management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Stock Association
Laramie County
Wh Ch
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Bisecetary of the Interior
Hale
Asociaton
Wyoming Stockgrowers’ Association
Maarke
Joseph M. Carey
Dakota
Nebraska
United States
Veterans warned on GI loan scams to avoid signing deals
Veterans warned by the Veterans Administration to verify any offers to pay delinquent GI loan installments before signing. Scams include signing an acknowledgement that leads to deed transfer and resale at a higher price, with promises of lower cost homes or new options. Beware milking and deceptive solicitations that could result in eviction and loss of possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Hug Equity
Mitad Miauner
Cleaner Tax Returns Help Preserve Refunds Cheyenne
Frank G. Clark, Director of Internal Revenue for the Cheyenne District, urges taxpayers to print names and addresses clearly on 1958 returns to ensure refunds. He notes about 400,000 taxpayers were searched last year for refunds and many were delayed due to illegible or missing forwarding information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Clark
Internal Revenue
Cheyenne
Sam
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Honor
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Cart
Sylvania
Ford
Ford Dealer
Worl’s Ford Service
Pinedale, Wyoming
FDA
Garth Nicholls
Mr. Nicholls
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Big Piney, Wyoming
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