U.S. Air Force to Build Small Facility Near Boulder Wyoming
A telegram to the Examiner reports the Department of the Air Force will establish a classified small military installation near Boulder Wyoming for technical surveys and evaluations. Land acquisition is required, the site to be operational by July or August with a small personnel complement. Boulder is among three Wyoming options after a 1957 Air Force survey including Lander and Dubois.
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Helth Thomson
Wedbady
Department of Air ‘Force
Boulder
Wyoming
Bey
Aix
Lander
Dubois
Wyoming Farm Bureau Members Visit Washington DC
Five Wyoming Farm Bureau members led by John C. Clay visited Washington DC from February 24 for a four day expense paid trip. Recipients include Tom Asay Lovell George Chilton Rock Springs Jamel May Laramie Charles Rankin Union and Gene Bass Glenda. The trip honors 1957 membership quota achievements and was sponsored by the state board and the WF and AFH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Bureau Leads
Washington, D. C
Tom Asay
Lovell
George Chilton
Rock Springs
Jamel May
Laramie
Charles Rankin
Union
Gene Bass
Glenda
John C. Clay
WFP
Avinney
Washington
State Board
Persor
AFH
Fur
Hisorcal
Forest Service reports record safety progress in Intermountain Region
Intermountain Region U S Forest Service notes one of its safest years with 2857427 man hours logged in 1957 across eighteen national forests without a fatal accident. Regional Forester Flood Iverson credits staff for a long term safety drive reducing accident frequency by over 86 percent in 17 years amid firefighting, smoke jumping, heavy equipment use, and rugged field work.
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Intermountain
U. S. Forest Service
Flood Iverson Mgr
Iverson
U. S Forest
Inlemountain
US Forest Service
U. S
Fines Totaled 306 dollars For Wyoming Game Violations
Thirteen persons were fined a total of 306 dollars in January for violating Wyoming game and fish laws, the State Game and Fish Department said Tuesday. Six were cited for swearing oaths to secure resident licenses, with other offenses including hunting on private land without permission and shooting from a public road. Money collected goes to school funds.
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Wyoming Game and Fish
State Game and Fish Department
Sixere
Judge Kennedy's Collection Given to University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming history and archives department received Judge T Blair Kennedy's papers from the Kennedy estate. Kennedy, who died May 21 1957 in Cheyenne, served on the U S District Court for 34 years and oversaw the Teapot Dome case. The donation includes five memoir volumes 1292 1951 two notebooks 1924 57 and six scrapbooks 1892 1957.
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Lawmie
University of Wyvern History and Archives Department
T Blake Kennedy
Kennedy
Cheyenne
U.S. District Court of Wrewheit
Teapot Dome
Tully
Syracus
Lutman
Xuntime
Ise
Laramie County
Frontier Days
Masons i
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
T. Blair Tennnedy
Soil Conservation Trends Across Wyoming in 1958
Weather and storage in Wyoming show snow packs at 80 to 90 percent of the 1938 52 average, with very good reservoir levels and above normal usable storage. Nationally districts rise to 277. 93 percent of farms and 88 percent of agricultural land are under conservation districts. 122 492 farmers involve 33 million acres as cooperators. soil surveys up 16 percent, range sites up 16 percent. assistance to over 1 million farmers and ranchers in conservation planning and program work. Danny Fosher, Work Unit Conserv.
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Moun
Wyoming
Green River
Pertenwige
Danny Fosher
H S basketball team in Green River for dist tournament
The 71st Southwestern Wyoming District Basketball Tournament opened in Green River with Class 3 teams. Mountain View Buffaloes defeated Big Piney Punchers 44 to 28 led by Dick Tripp with 15 points. Piney’s Mike Albee, Bob Daniels and Allen Bradley each scored seven.
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Wyoming
Green River
Wyo
Mountain View Buffaloes
Big Finey
Dick Tripp
Mountain View
Mike Albee
Bob Daniels
Allen Bradley
Dave Vickrey
Bob Witton
Panchers
Saratoga Panay
Ine Panthers
Dragons
Tuesage
Saratoga
Norman Pape Named IFYE Delegate to Nicaragua
Norman Pape son of Mr and Mrs Leter Pape of Daniel has accepted an IFYE assignment as a delegate to Nicaragua. He will live with farm families in Nicaragua for about four months starting next August. The Sublette County Farm Bureau sponsors the trip and is raising funds.
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Norman Pon
Leter Pape
Daniel
IPYE
Nizatmgua
Laramie
Larize
DFYE
International Farm
Norman Wil
Nicaagua
Subleh
Burean
Norman Will Lave
Nicacagua
New Homemakers Club Chooses Guided Mrs Name
The Guided Mrs is selected as the new Homemakers Club name. At the Legion Hall the group held its second meeting with 138 members responding to roll call. Mrs Rulon Woffinen and Mrs Tanner read reports while Stella McKinstry demonstrated saving money on food. The next meeting is March 24 with Carlo Urbighit on yard and lawn improvement.
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Legion Hall
James Carr
John Tanner
Rulon Woffincen
Tanner
Stella McKinstry
Carlo Urbighit
Hosteres
Gnarcs Sm
Rodney Bennett
Jr Teugimius
Card of Appreciation for Kindergarten Support
The children and parents of the Kindergarten thank M. I Johnston and Harvey Taylor for their generous contributions toward the new work asbles.
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M. I Johnston
Harvey Taylor
National 4-H Club Week Observed in Wyoming
Wyoming 4-H members join nationwide observance March 1 to 8 1958 with theme 4-H Salute to Parents President Eisenhower lauds 4-H as shaping youth through farming home and community service Six top members to present to the nation reports at the White House and Congress local open houses window displays and programs highlight the drive Wyoming 4-H links with the U.S. Department of Agriculture University of Wyoming and 22 counties via 1400 volunteers
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Wyoming
Eisenhower
White House
Ezra
Taft Benson
M. Ferguson
Congress
Iour-H
Proram
Woodmine
Copnty
Production costs drop at Wyoming fish hatcheries
Wyoming state fish hatcheries cut production costs nearly in half last year. Beal cites costs per pound falling from 1.63 to 0.84 and notes efficiency gains from dry feed, targeted species rearing, and longer hatchery use. About 188000 pounds of fish produced at roughly 393 dollars total cost.
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Wyoming
Fred R. Beal
Beal
Bob Smith Wins District FFA Speech Contest in Big Piney
Bob Smith son of Mr and Mrs Mack Smith won the district PFA Speech contest in Big Piney on February 22 with the speech Problems Affecting the Beef Industry. John Anderson of Pinedale spoke on From Sperm to Steak. Second place went to Nelson Whitman. The next contest in Pinedale on March 3 will determine the regional finalist for a state contest in Buffalo Wyoming March 21 and 22.
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Bob Smith
Mack Smith
PFA
Big Piney
Bob
John Anderson
Pinedale
Joe LL Bad
Myr
Rex Burnham
Carl Arbighit
Nelson Whitman
Boyd Whitman
Ward Whitman
VernodWilliams
Frank Yose
Dana Posher
Rex ‘Burnham
Mar 3
Lander
Aften
Buffalo
Wyo
UW Laramie Visit Sparks Interest Among Wyoming Students
A group of high school and MS students led by Patty Doerr and Deanne Fear spent four days in Laramie under the Para Bureau program. They toured the University of Wyoming and its agriculture and economics departments, attended UW BYU basketball game, and rested at Hudson Dorn. The trip included about 180 students from across Wyoming.
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Patty Doerr
Carolita Pfaff
Bet'y Viresko
Deanne Fear
Neva Pope Gonnie Mackin
Ward Whitman
Gery Step
Vera *oWilliam
coap+ crones
James Carr
Laramie Lavi
Spersemrip
Para Bureau
Hudson Dorn
Sp.cune
Uw-Byu
Fam Burety
Aso
Chrusus Wyoming
NO HUNTING REGULATIONS DISCUSSION CLARIFIED
State Game and Fish Commissioner A F C Greens today stated there is no meeting scheduled to discuss tentative regulations. He noted reports stem from departments employees in various areas discussing imposed recommendations for later submission to the Commission for consideration.
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State Game and Fish
A F.C. Greens
Wyoming Game and Fish
Fish Department
Salute to Parents theme of 4-H Club Week
National 4 H Week highlights parents' role in 4 H Club work across Sublette County and nationwide. Parents volunteer as leaders, provide transport, chaperone camps, and fund activities, supporting livestock foods handicrafts clothing home improvements electricity and tractors.
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Sublette County
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Judge Kennedy
University of Wyo
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IFYE
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Bucy
Aheipa Evans
Bouwwer
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Bowdu
Carl Grane
Peru
Uving Wit
Thas
Envle
Sate Agricultural College
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