Movement of Wyoming Cattle and county patterns 1950 59
Wyoming and USDA report on cattle movement 1950 to 1959 shows Nebraska receiving the most Wyoming cattle, followed by Colorado, Iowa, and Montana. Central markets Omaha, Denver, Billings, Ogden, Chicago, Sioux City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco handled out of state cattle. Sublette County shipments averaged 3,700 head yearly, with peaks in 1951 and 1958, reflecting interstate movement and fall delivery demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Department of Agriculture
Statistical Reporting Service
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Iowa
Montana
Omaha
Denver
Billings
Ogden
Chicago
Sioux Tnly
Los Angeles
San Fran Ling
Scottsbluff Belle
Sublette
Sublette County
Norgh State
California
Catlie
Dan Alan
Bonneville Expedition Describes Early Wyomings Oil Springs
Lola M Homsher recounts Captain Bonneville's 1830s traverse near South Pass. He notes a Wyomnag of seep, describes the Great Spring sought for its medicinal oil, and mentions traders from the American Fur Company and Rocky Mountain. The Dallas field oil springs near the Wirt River are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Rover
Bonneville
Tiv
American Fur Company
Rocky Mountain
Compiny
St Lows
Wai River
Popo Anne Roxie
Wind River
Benneville
Irving
Dallas
Lander
Twin Creek
South Pass
W Oc Knight
University of Wyoming
Annual Address Reports by Aliens Declared Confidential
Information provided by aliens for their annual address reports is confidential under statute. United States aliens must file during January with limited exceptions. Forms available at post offices or INS offices in Denver and nationwide. If ill or unable to travel, a relative or friend may obtain a card for them, to be returned to INS. Guardians must file for aliens under 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn T Chagan
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Denver
Colorado
United States
The
Immigration and Natchalization Service
Brown Sworn In As Judge In Wyoming District
C Stuart Brown took the oath of office as judge of the Thard Judicial District in Cheyenne on January 4, 1965. He joins Wyoming’s ten district judges serving seven districts, with fellow oath takers Pulp White, Vernon G Bentley, and Rodney M Guthne. Brown will preside over Lincoln Unionita, Teton and Sublette counties.
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Cheyenne
Charles Stuart Brown
Thard
Wyoming Supreme Court
Pulp White
Vernon G Bentley
Larame
Rodney M. Guthne
Newcastle
Glen Parker Brown
Linola Unita
Teton
Sublette
Local Families Plan Weekend Trip to Ensenada BC Mexico
Mr and Mrs Francis Tanner Mr and Mrs Charles Davis and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Guo plan a weekend vacation to Ensenada BC Mexico. The Guios recently returned from a trip with their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Tanner
Charles Davis
Kenneth Guo
Ensenada
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stella
Universit
Alaska Extension Service
State Archives
By Lola M Homsher
Serie Wyamina Chicnoagy
Salim Lilly
Wahington
Bonrvalk
Prnevile
Invard
NEW York Crusade Film
Billy Graham
Cliff Barrows
Seorge
Beverly Shea
Todd Smith
Paul Mickelson
Jinx Falkenburg
Tex McCrary
Mrs
New York
World Wide Pictures
Legion Hall
Etoc
Paul Allen
Pinedale, Wyoming
Pho
By Makom
AXE
W. B. Bell
Cable Tools
P.O
C. Stuart Brown
Bill Sawaya
Kemmerer Woo
Big Piney
AF & AM
Kenneth Guio
Donald Wassenberg
C. E
Masome Hall
Cordiary
Jimmie Virosted
Velene Nichols
Rod
Center of Business
South Mals Street
Bock Springs, Wreming
H. R. Christmas
Third Judicial District
Smith Brothers
Sporting Goods
Kemmerer
Wyo
Gray
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