What All Motorists Should Know Wyoming’s 1943 safety act
This item outlines the Wyoming Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act effective March 1 1943. It requires motorists involved in accidents causing injury or over fifty dollars damage to report to the Superintendent of the Wyoming Highway Department and to provide security in forms such as insurance, surety bonds, real estate bonds, cash deposits, or self insurance for fleets over twenty five vehicles. It notes penalties including license and registration suspensions and the need for proper filing of Form SR 21 with the Driver’s License Division.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Highway Department
Wycig Wierhway
Furns SR. 21
State of
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Writers
New York
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Cheyenne
Wyo
Law on Suspension Security Links Privilege to Driving Safety
The text states that a ten day notice and security amount must be posted before suspension takes effect and frames the law as protecting driving privilege. It emphasizes that responsible drivers need not fear the law, while irresponsibility will force changes or consequences.
Livestock Market Improves Amid Lighter Offerings at Los Angeles
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards reports a modest uptick in hogs and steadier cattle prices as overall supply tightens. Cattle receipts were down about 32 000 from the prior week and well below a year ago, while steer and heifer demand softened with renewed declines in under 1200 lb. cattle. Cows strengthened modestly, with most at 19.50 to 20.00 and better stock at 20.50 to 27.50. calves showed mixed gains and slaughter calves near 27 to 28. Lamb trade remained weak as dressed lamb demand lagged. Spring lambs traded around 22 to 24, with ewes near 31.50.
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Los Angeles
Julie
The Case for the Free Market in a volatile period
The article argues that price fluctuations in basic commodities reflect market sensitivity and inflation trends. It contends that the free market accurately mirrors supply and demand, remaining the sole market type responsive to these fundamental forces.
Leap Year Bond-A-Month Plan Promoted by Treasury
The Treasury Department promotes a payroll savings plan allowing individuals and the self employed to buy United States Savings Bonds regularly. The program, marketed as a wise personal guarantee for a stable future, urges joining the Bond-A-Month Plan at banks regardless of marital status or family size.
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United States Savings
Treasury Department
Winds of policy and market freedom in economic control
The passage argues that government price controls fail, prompting producers to abandon unprofitable lines and consumers to face shortages. It warns that black markets flourish as controlled economies collapse, citing OPA era excess and urging free market solutions as historically proven.
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OPA
Notice of Final Settlement in Wardell Estate
In Sublette County Third Judicial District the estate of John Wardell deceased. Executors Martin D. Wardell John W Wardell Will Wardell seek final account and petition for distribution by March 19 1948 with objections due by March 30 1948. Public notice dated February 24 1948. Paul Ziegler attorney for executors. Public Feb 26 March 4 11 1948.
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Sublette
District Court Third Judicial District
John Wardell
Seblette County
Imus
Paul Ziegler
Allormey
Wyoming varsity to compete in eight nation rodeo event
A six man Wyoming UW team will compete at the eighth Pane Val National Intercello Rodeo at the University of Arizona in Tucson on March 14 18. Members include William Jones Urbigkit Robert Laramore Lorrey, Whitney and Mark Harris. Jones Urbigkit Whitney enter bronc bareback and bull riding while Laramore Harris and Torrey will do calf roping team tying and cow milking.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
University of Arizona
Tucson
University
William Jones
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Carl Urbighit
Crowheart
Robert Laramore
Rawlins
47Les Lorrey
Yorrington
William Whitney
Saratoga
Mark Harris
Torrington
Jones
Whitney
Urbigkit
Wyoming Rodeo Sponsored Event Invites IA Teams
The University rodeo association sponsors a two day event on May 15 and 16 with teams from Intercollegiate Association member schools invited. Last year the Wyoming team defeated Colorado A and M cowhands 10 to 6 before 2500 spectators. Taft was the first President of all 48 states.
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Ming
University Rodeo Association
Intercollegiate Association
University of Wyoming
Colorado A and M
Willem Howard Taft
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