Richard Haeder JO Speaks at Farm Loan Assn Meeting
Richard Haeder Jo will speak at the annual Mountain National Farm Loan Association meeting in Kemmerer on February 24 at 12 30 noon. Haeder is a Farm Credit Banks of Omaha director and a noted conservationist who supports cheap electric power for farmers and represents NFLA in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. The event includes a lunch door prizes and special awards. Also notices on 1959 wheat and acreage allotments require March 1 filings with ASC county committees and terms for eligible growers to apply.
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Mountain National Farm Loan “Association
Richard Heeder
Farm Credit Banks of
Omaha
Nebraska
Haeder
NFLA
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Kemmerer
Lester Pape
Eppy
ASC
Fattening Steers on Irrigated Pasture Findings
The Washington Agriculture Experiment bulletin on irrigated pasture shows yearling beef steers gain efficiently with legume and first-legume mixtures. It compares pasture types and offers guidance on economical feeding, noting changes in weight gain and feed use in prior trials.
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Wasington
National FFA Week Observed During February Week
National FFA Week is observed February 21 28 with school officials recognizing F F A activities. Four top speakers were chosen for a school assembly led by judges including Mrs Amran and Mr Reed Funt. Ward Whitman won the district speech slot and will later compete in Iowa. Beef production data from pasture experiments is reported with details on yields and grazing performance.
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Steve Chapel
Vern McWilliam
Alva Claw
Ward Whitman Ward Whitman
Amran
Reed Funt
T Ranger
Dana Foher
Whhitman
Iyman
Easter Seal camper and counselor recalled in Thermopolis note
A man received physical and speech therapy from the Easter Seal Society at Thermopolis for 18 months. He valued exercise, working out between radio cars. He served as a counselor at the 1858 Easter Seal Summer Camp, caring for a crippled boy, and attended the camp as a penman bakom in 1951.
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Easter Seal Society
Thermopolis
Eagie
Woolgrowers Meet at Pinedale February 11
The Sublette County Woolgrowers Association held its annual meeting in the courthouse at Pinedale on February 11. President Floyd Spencer reported on the wool school at Laramie and the operation of the pool for the last year. The pool handled about 40,000 pounds of wool, with total value near $18,000 and most wool selling for 43 to 44 cents per pound, above state averages. Three new directors were elected for three year terms: William Pape, Daniel Alden Andersen, and Ed Finnegan. The association decided not to grade or core test wool at the warehouse this year. wool will be offered at Rock Springs warehouse, and plans discussed for methods to reduce storage losses. The meeting adjourned with thanks to attendees.
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Sublette
William Pap
Daniel
Alhed Anderen
Pinedale
Ed Finnegan
Piney Willam Pape
Acing Andere Odio
Don Rogers Themeanders
Associaion
Rock Springs
Ims
Ken Faulkner
Larry Parker
Dale
Allencung
le Wuuic
Siun
Wee Mr
AU Lidyd Syed
Les- Lei Stupe
Wit Adie
Paulishel
Odny Puiner
Abu Vall
Ulbipwee
Bloat and Feed Losses in Grass Legume Pastures
A historical note details problems in pasture work comparing grass legume crops over several years. It cites higher death rates in cattle due to bloat and reports gains from trials, including a notable 167 percent return per acre from certain pastures.
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Freddi Widke
Big Piney Junior High Triumph Over LiaBarre in Prelim
The Big Piney Junior High basketball team defeated LiaBarre 23 to 3 in a Friday night preliminary. They will meet Gem this Friday before the Big Piney versus Mountain View game.
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Big Piney
LiaBarre
Mountain View
Guided Mrs Club thanks all who helped at blood typing clinic
The Guided Mrs Club expresses gratitude to all participants and sponsors of the Blood Typing Clinic held Saturday the 14th in Tem. Over 200 residents reportedly had their blood typed. Special thanks to Martha Mack from Sweetwater Memorial Hospital for traveling despite bad roads and weather. appreciation extended to Mrs Roy Peck, Mrs Reg Bakke, Mrs Murray Collins, Mrs O J Low, Mrs George Hurkenki, Miss Betty Olson for typing and filing. Big Piney 4 H members under Mn Francis Tanner delivered Tepel pins and boxes to aid those who forgot. Gratitude to American Legion Auxiliary for $500 donation and use of the trail. thanks to Mr George Hopkins for advertisements in the Big Piney Examiner. Next Guided Mrs Club meeting is Tech 23 at 7 30 pm at the Legion Hall with demonstration and refreshments.
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Persunas Lane
Manlyn Mack
Sweetwater Memoral Hospital
Rock Springs
Tod
Roy Peck
Reg Bakke
Murray Collns
O.jo Low
George Hurkenki
Betty Olson
James Carr
Francis Taner Nave
Trey
American Legion
George Hopkins
Big Piney Examiner
Glub
Tech
Sella Molktinstry
Reebers
National Eagle School Gear Contest Opens Nationally
The 24th annual National Eagle School Gear Contest, sponsored by the VFW Tremont Post 4801 and Ladies Auxiliary, invites high school students to submit essays detailing America’s challenges. State winners receive cash, with a national prize of 2000 dollars and a gold medal for the top fast pace award. Deadline March 15, 1999.
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UG Seach
America
Amcur County
View Anniary
Lora & Jewett
Chaiman
Jessay
VFW
Audilory Tremont
Pimeea c Wyomng
Auythory
Tickets Seen For Green River High School Basketball Tourney
Tickets for the Annual Basketball Tournament at Green River High School go on sale with region reserved, adult season, and student beacon tickets. The event occurs March 4 6 7 with 4-H leaders and agents attending the Wyoming State 4-H Club Leaders Conference at the University of Wyoming.
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Green River Wye
International Theme For Achievement Day
A brief notice marks February 3 as International Theme for Achievement Day. The event showcases student projects and community activities led by local schools and cultural groups, highlighting youth achievements and global awareness.
Cutter racing event aids Sublette club weekend results
Results from February 14-15 cutter races show Bridger Veley defeating Sublette County drivers and Joe Slade winning a belt buckle. The Sublette County Roping Club hosted racers and wives at Barnes Cafe dinner, with plans announced for a May 5 event in Pinevale and a luncheon table display featuring county participants and demonstrations.
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Bridger Veley
Sub- Jette County
Joe Slade
Sublette Count
Barnes Cafe
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Woolgrowers
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Sublett
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Red Cross
Wyoming State
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Lesen
Tepiey Inc
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Verna Hitencock
Economis
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Laramie Public Schools
Mary C McAuley
Mary Francis Lyle Fideral
Dred Grant
Ite Council
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Confirence Bancue
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Awaias
Pinevale
Alice Bleam
Los Koch
Anne Barger
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Helen Hopkins
Joyce Alber
Jessie Buacumon
Alice Jatamir
Lois Koch
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Deely Boy
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Howard Walker
Richay Bros
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Don Walker
Norm, Perknte
Carl Worl As
Bert Powers Es
Brandy Manning
Crank Whalton
Gene Pilsverer
Givert Tayor
Harry Taylor
Skip Potty
Royt. McCulough
Harsey Stone
Tom Warde
aLiy Davis
Wwe
Listy Roni
Austin Richardson
Dianne Ross
Bill Ross
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