Sublette County cattle scab and care on dipping plan
A January 4 1960 note discusses scab in Sublette County cattle and a dipping program to reduce lice. It argues the county should lead in eradication, urges buyers to favor cattle certified scab free, and notes possible backlash when cattle fall ill blamed on dipping or the county agent. The piece also includes a second column about caring for a Christmas blanket, detailing washing and drying steps for various machine types.
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Subietle County
U.S
Sublette
Stella
van Cleetre Blanke
Progress of the Union Pacific Rail Road into Wyoming 1867
Cheyenne readers followed UP progress in 1867 as the railroad neared Cheyenne, with weekly notices from editor N. A. Baker. Reports describe track extension, expected completion by October/November, car schedules, freight costs, bridge timbers, and construction milestones near Dead Pine Bluffs and Crew Creek.
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Union Pacific
Wyoming
Dakota Territory
N. A. Baker
Cheyenne Leader
UPER
Cheyenne
Casement
Dead Pine Bluffs
Crew Creek
Ream
Oldtimers Read Nature To Foresee Weather Changes
The article recounts how before modern instruments, elders used signs from animals and nature to predict weather. Geese, dogs, insects, spiders, and seasonal cues indicated approaching storms and shifting conditions with surprising accuracy.
Daniel Dandies 4 8 Club Meeting Report
The Daniel Dandies 4 8 club met December 7 at the club house with president Marla Kosh presiding. The group repeated the pledge and conducted a Lord's Prayer led by Marla Koch, establishing routine meeting order and duties.
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Daniel Dandies
Marla Kosh
iHf
Marla Koch
Community group plans events and awards noted
Members recount a year of activities including new hires Tommy Ward Jeanne Ward and Linda Bratk men. Nineteen present, reports on first year funds and a film shown November 18 at the courthouse. Awards given at the November 8 Achievement Day in Pinedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givig
Tommy
Jeanne Ward
Linda Bratkmen
Steve James
Fonds
Caroline Boroff
Stella McKuistry
Court House
Pinedale
Care'yn James
Wyoming veterans to receive life insurance dividends in 1950
About 8 362 Wyoming veterans with participating GI life insurance will share roughly 500000 in dividends. Dividends come from part of premiums and refunds due to lower death rates. payments start after each policy anniversary in 1950. National total is 253 600 000. Wyoming share reflects GI policyholders’ portion.
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Wyoming
GT Hire
Allen
M. W. Allen
Veterans Administration Center
Cheyenne
Alen
Nsi
R Cs. GI Insurance Po Cies
Coyote Described as Prairie Wolf Yet Different From True Wolf
The article notes that despite being labeled a prairie wolf, the coyote is more similar to the jackal than to the true wolf and differs in key ways. It discusses its behavior and resemblance to other canids.
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Raves Ie
Carl
Seib
Sublette Couniy
Calsomia
Cistase
Bush
Aisrouth
Rue Cloth
By Lole
Mr. “Tinsher
Al-G
Worl’s Ford Service
Pinedale, Wyoming
FORD
Nature
Oldtimers
Ettire
Big Piney Lodge
Robert Thompson
Frank Bray
Big Piney
C. ES
Masonic Hall
Margaret Mickelson
Tvelene Nichols
Arnolds
Daniel
Caroline Boreif
Carolyn James
Danel
Pauline Koch
Steven James
Jeanne Arnold
Elizabeth Koch
Jim Swerson
Jerry Arnod
Linds Blackmon
Ann Swenson
Gary McKinney
Cmolne Orcts
Maria Koch
Norma Jean Bleamer
Marlene
McKinney
Marlene McKinney
Veterans’ News
Carenet
Georce III
Joses Americas
Beko Ne
Roland
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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