Wyoming Livestock and Range Report January 1 1929
Wyoming livestock wintering well despite December cold. Range condition at 84 percent of normal with higher ranges 6 to 15 inches of snow. desert sheep ranges fair to good in Carbon and Sweetwater counties. Hay and feed scarce and high priced in western and northwestern districts but supplies shipped to insure wintering. Sheep condition 89, cattle 91, both improved from last month though affected by cold. outlook remains favorable for range business though fat cattle prices have fallen.
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Wyoming
W. W. Putnam
Wyoming Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Carbon
Sweetwater
Church services draw crowds at Sargent ina
The article notes well attended church services held Wednesday night at Sargent ina. It records travels of several locals including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pape and son from Laramie to visit relatives and Miss Yarger returning to school work at Winton.
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The
Sargentina
Mrs. Paul
Pape and Son
Laramie
W. F. Yarger
Elizabeth Hibbins
Piney Friday
Kemmerer
Miss Yarger
Winton
Daughter to Foxes born at Dee Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Rube Fox announce the birth of their daughter on the third day of 1am in 1929 at Dee Memorial Hospital. The child weighs 9 pounds 6 ounces. Mother and babe are doing nicely.
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Foxes
Ogden
Rube Fox
The
Dee Memorial Hospital
Babe
Stockholders Meeting Notice at State Bank of Big Piney
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the State Bank of Big Piney will be held in the bank offices on Monday the 14th at 2:00 PM for the election. State Bank of Big Piney.
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State Bank of
Big Piney
State Bart of
Hal Lock on Chinese Moon Festival and Gospel Message
Letter from Shanghai by Rev Hallock describes the Chinese Moon Festival and Mid Autumn rites with mooncakes incense and temple plays. He notes legends of the goddess Chang e and a moon palace while urging readers to seek the Gospel and Jesus Christ for eternal life.
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Shanghai
China
OC. P. O
Zaung-nac
Ming ‘Wong
Moon Castle
Man
Jesus Christ
Jesus
G. C. Hallock
Cooked Food Sale By Big Piney Ladies Triangle Club
The Ladies Triangle Club of Big Piney plans a cooked food sale on Saturday January 19 at the Big Piney Mercantile Stores. Proceeds support club activities with items priced to attract shoppers.
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Ladies’ Triangle Club of
Big Piney
Big Piney Mercantile Company
State Bank of Big Piney reports December 31 1928 finances
Report of the State Bank of Big Piney Wyoming shows resources total 639638.72 with 446750.48 in demand deposits and 146790.24 time deposits. Albert Larson as cashier attests to the accuracy. notarization by Geo G Moffat with directors Frank A Fear and Sadie Osterhout.
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Wyoming
State OF
Sublette
Ss. I
Albert Larson
Big Piney High School
Emporia
Kansas State Teachers College
Wyoming reports 14.5 million fish planted 1927 28 state wide
Wyoming fish restocking program reports more than 14,500,000 fish available for planting in 1927 28. About 10,640,000 fish were released in Wyoming waters from April 1 1927 to December 31 1928 with holdovers and winter eggs. The United States Bureau of Fisheries and forest service aided restocking. new hatcheries at Cokeville Hyattville and Sheridan were built or expanded. Laramie remained the largest hatchery system while aging equipment prompted calls for higher appropriations.
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Wyoming
Carl Lanb
State, Game and Fish
Frank c. Emerson
Land
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Saratoga
Yellowstone Park
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Izaak Walton League
Cokeville
Uinla County
Hyattville
Sheridan Hatchery
Daniel, Dubois
Cody
Laramie
Lund
Renee Eressyarmnnamna
Ann Srewegg Penebsarmnr
Reese Tree
Federal Highway Marking Practically Completed in Wyoming and Colorado
Wyoming has completely marked the Federal Highway System within its borders, one of twenty eight states to do so. Colorado has marked about 75 percent of its main roads according to Rocky Mountain Motorists Inc. The report notes standard route markers and caution signs and outlines progress since the 1925 adoption of uniform signs.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
A. A. A. Club
Te Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Kentucky
Utah
Colo
Arkansas
Oregon
Connectiit
South Carolina
Louisana
Delaware
Nevada
Idaho
Texas
Montana
Arizona
Michigan
Ohio
Georgia
Llinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Maryland
Massachussets
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Students delayed en route to Laramie due to snow drifts
A group of students traveling to Laramie after a holiday vacation faced heavy highway drifts and blizzard conditions. Some were forced to turn back from Tulsa while others remained delayed, with travelers named including Jesse Budd Frank Chapel Caryn Murdock Lucile Cauley Richard Key Elizabeth Hibben Yarger Jorgensen and others from Reliance Beulah Daniel Pinedale.
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Laramie
Tulsa
Jesse Budd
Frank Chapel
Caryn Murdock
Lucile Cauley
Reliance
Bealah
Richard Key
Elizabeth Hibben
Yarger
Daniel
Jorgensen
Pinedale
State Hatcheries Plan and Costs Outlined
The document details ponds at stations and natural retaining ponds to be built and maintained statewide. It discusses spawning stations at favorable sites, refrigeration plants to kill horses for fish feed and keep meat fresh at hatcheries, and two fish transporting tank trucks. Estimated total operating expenses for all state hatcheries from April 1, 1927 to March 31, 1929 are $86 009 01, with over $20 000 for building repair and new construction.
Big Piney High School Calls for State Law Changes
The article notes Big Piney High School seeking state action on agricultural and regulatory laws. It cites L T Oldroyd, state agriculture commissioner, urging division or bureau of markets, crop inspection changes, egg trading law, real estate reform, and penalties for poultry theft, weed control, dairy and oil safeguards, and licensing provisions for meat sellers cafes and seed standards.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
L.T. Oldroyd
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Oldroyd
Frank C. Emerson
Ege
Dairy Food and Oil Division
Department of Agriculture
January 17 Recalls Franklin as America's First Ambassador
January 17 marks Benjamin Franklin's birthday and his role as the nation's first ambassador is highlighted. The illustrated feature, America's First Ambassador by Elmo Scott Watson, argues Franklin's impact on American history and diplomacy is unmatched in human achievement.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Thrift
America
Elmo Scott Watson
the Examiner
Freshies Coastal Weekend Ski and School Elections
The Marbleton Hill outing featured the Freshies enjoying the weekend. Elden Hibbins jokes about family sap while Jige Alexander-Sey mocks the clan. Freshies note school election results at Big Piney High with officers James Ray Kathryn Budd Donald Bailey Burr Budd Lois Jenkins. Town street work and local industry updates follow with Basin-Prairie Oil gas find on Sheep Mountain and Holly Sugar payments for November beets.
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James Ray
Kathryn Budd
Donald Bailey
Burr Budd
Lois Jenkins
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Daniel News
Mrs SH. Pape
Pocatello, Idaho
Richard
Beulah Key
Beulah
Salt Lake City
Dance Christensen
Hallock
A.C. Best
Keys
Rae Pigee
Report OF CO
the State Bank of
U. S
Eee
TOTAL
Moffat
Frank A. Fear
Sadie Osterhout
Toonervie
Toonerville
Chuck
Rusty
Bugs
Bright
Mr. Anderson
Johnny Grause
Arnold Whitman
Alma
Robert
Lindbergh
Path
Job
Elden Hibbins
Jige
Alexander—Sey
Marbleton Hill
James
Taso
Basin—Prairie Oil & Gas Co
Sheep Mountain
Tayman
Christenson Ranch
Sheridan
City Water Department
West Loucks St
Torrington
Holly Sugar Corporation
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