Kiev and Moscow contrasted as historic religious centers
The piece notes Kiev as the religious capital of Russia with Byzantine churches and the Pedesix monastery, while contrasting Moscow’s ancient status, highlighting churches like Sophia and St Andrews, vast underground tunnels, and legends of monks, amid a reflective travelogue tone. It also includes a later notice about the 1987 Mountain National Farm Loan Association meeting in Big Piney.
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Kiev
Russia
Ukraine
Moscow
Dreiper River
Rome
Soviet Union
Hiev
Sopha
Ussr
St Andrews Cathedral
Domin. Y
Amy Faust
Cunuce
Roma 4
Hark
Bruce Thomson Stars in Civil Defense TV Series Thirst
Bruce Thomson ten year old son of Congress eman and Mr. Keith Thomson completed rehearsals for a special Civil Defense television film. In Thirst he plays a boy in a family unprepared for a hydrogen bomb aftermath, contrasting with stocked emergency supplies.
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Bruce Thomson
Civil Defense
Congresseman
Keith Thomson
Bruce
Mountain National Farm Loan Association Annual Meet Notice
Former members and their wives invited to attend the Annual Meet in Big Piney at Legion Hall. Please send card or letter to Mrs Betty C. Baehr Sec Treas Box 711 Kemmerer Wyoming for plate reservations by March 1.
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Mountain National Farm Loan Ascoviation
Big Piney
American
Legion Hall
Associaton
R. Bryan Tobin
Wayre E. Smith
Federal Land Bank
Senilh
Associaon
Philip Marinsi
Sublette County
National Assocation
Marinete
Betty Baehr
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Mountain National Farm Loan Association
Wye
Betty C. Baehr
Sec-Treas
George Washington Birthday Holiday Closures Noted
On February 22 the observance of George Washington's Birthday is listed as a legal holiday. The county Treasurer's Office will be closed that day under Hazel Lawes, Subleste County Treasurer.
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George Washington
Hazel Lawes
Bizarre note on breathing in creatures
The text states that some Wrots breathe by swallowing air and lack ribs while fans breathe through chest expansion and contraction. It presents unusual biology with no clear source or context for these claims.
Gurney Fear Wedding in Pinedale
Miss Mery Gurney daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Gurney of Pinedale wed Kenneth Fear Jr son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fear of Big Piney on Valentine’s Day February 14 at the Congregational church Pinedale. The ceremony featured a double ring layout with flowers and music. The couple will honeymoon in California and Arizona before returning to the Kenneth Fear ranch.
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Mery Gurney
Melvin Gurney
Pinedale
Kenneth Fear, Jr
Kenneth Fear
Big Piney
Congregational
John Thornton
Made Funl
Esther Carmichael
Tommy O'Neil
Donna Hecow
Sharon
Karen Murdock
Robert Olson
Funk
Fear
Traffic in Wyoming Shows January Increase Across Highways
January traffic in Wyoming rose across inter state and primary highways. The Traffic and Planning Division reports overall up percent from 1956 to 1957 with notable gains on US 87 near Casper and US 287 west of Dubois. The Cheyenne River Viaduct logged the highest average daily traffic at 9094 vehicles.
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Wyoming Highway Department
Wyoming
Casper
Cheyenne
Buffalo
Dubois
US 287
Manville-Lance Creek
Lander
Cheyenne River
Soil and Forage Values for Livestock Nutrition
Arts of feed quality hinge on forage maturity and nutrient content. Early cut hay offers higher crude protein and phosphorus, while late cuts need crude protein supplementation. Proper mineral balance and energy are essential for breeding herd growth, reproduction, and overall profitability.
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Gunnison
South Park
Carpenter Ranch
Hayden
Colorado
Fatin
Lia
Lincoln Day Dinner in Pinedale Set for February 23
The Republican Women's Club hosts the annual Lincoln Day dinner at the Masonic Hall in Pinedale starting 6:30 p.m. on Saturday February 23. The event was moved from February 12 to accommodate state representatives attending the Wyoming legislature.
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Lincoln
Pinedale
Republican Women’s Club
Masonic
Wyoming
Belfer Scholarships Awarded to UW Students
Five Arthur B. Belfer Scholarships established at the University of Wyoming provide $400 annually to five freshmen majoring in geology or petroleum engineering. Recipients for 1956-57 include Edward G. Cole of Cheyenne and Don A. Porter of Greybull, with geology tutors Richard D. Haity Worland Gary Be. Lucei Lander and Robert Matthews Buffalo assisting.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
Arthur B. Belfer
New York City
Edward G. Cole
Cheyenne
Don A. Porter
Grey‘oul
Richard D. Haity
Worland
Gary BE. Lucei
Lander
Robert ©. Matthews
Buffalo
D. Humphrey
Be’fer
United States
4-H Leathercraft Class Meets at Legion Hall
The 4 H Leathercraft Class met at the Legion hall on February 16 with six members in attendance. Judy Smith and Vickey Lewis joined as new members. The health topic was posture, projects were worked on, games played, and milk-nickels treated by Mrs. Smith. The next meeting is March 5 at 2 p.m.
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Legion Hall
Judy Smith
Vickey Lewis
Wyoming 4-H Youth Earn State Awards For 1956 Honors
Four Wyoming 4-H Club members received state honors for 1956 through the University of Wyoming Extension Service and the U S Department of Agriculture. Mary Ann Sanket and Leo Thiele, both 16 of Cheyenne, won top public speaking and overall state recognition with speeches on Sportsmanship and Now Is the Time for Action. Eldon McWilliams and Vernafay Atay earned Citizenship awards for community service and civic involvement.
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Wyoming 4
Leo Thiele
Mary Ann Sanket
Cheyenne
Pure Oi Co
Mary Ann
Ima For Action
Yernat ‘Asay
Meee Beoisa
MON McWilliams, AG
Thilaiaie
Vernatay Atay Eldon McWilliams
Thos. E. Wilson
Chicago
Vernafay
Veterans’ Hospital
Eldow
Tono H
Noord
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