Wyoming 4-H Youth Receives State Award Honors
In 1954 Wyoming 4-H clubs reported awards across demonstrations field crops and foods with statewide recognition. Judy Showstein led the effort in agricultural exhibits while Charlotte Lovisrd of Lander earned state honors for her foods project and freezer use. Roy Wilcox guided the Goshen county group and local Extension staff aided the effort, with Savin Bond presented to Lovisrd for outstanding achievement in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Lovisrd
Lander
Erlotte
Haneashire
Alanis
Junyor
Roy Wilcox
Fragmentary note on fuel demand and rates
Fragmented OCR like text mentions diesel fuel demand at about three times gasoline. Appears as stray phrases and garbled words with no clear entities, dates, or structured facts to identify a specific event or source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miesel
Gacolinee
Wyoming economist predicts mixed 1954 economic outlook
A Wyoming economist foresees modest improvement in the first half of the year compared with the previous period, followed by greater uncertainty in the second half. Indicators mention stock market dips, federal transportation measures, and travel-related demand as notable factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henge
Livestock Market Moves in Los Angeles Yards
In the Los Angeles Union Livestock Yards for January 11, 1955, a stronger tone appeared as the weekly market opened. Slaughter steers and cows moved to $50 a hundredweight, first-run heifers mostly $2,012, with light receipts keeping prices steady for good and choice fed heifers. Feeder cattle saw mixed results, with good and medium stocker and feeder steers and heifers selling around $185 to $96, and median figures around $12 for stocker cows.
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LOS Angeles Union
Raerstan
Brught
VATROLMAN WARNS 1958 VEHICLE PLATE DEADLINE
A 1958 vehicle plate enforcement notice warns that plates must display 1955 or newer by February 1 1995. Subletters county authorities state that all motor vehicles including trucks must show valid plates or face seizure and court action. Violators risk fines and penalties as the deadline passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dt Subletie
Atta
Roman Glen P
Fall in overall farm goods prices reported
The article notes a drop in the average price of farm goods including grain and related products, with prices sliding in the latter half of the period. Entities mentioned include farm markets and grain items, reflecting deflationary pressure in agricultural commodities.
Wyoming 4-H Members Win National Trips in 1954 Honors
Four Wyoming 4-H Club members earned all expense trips to the 1954 National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago for top work in Dress Revue Safety Health and Poultry. Leilani Slater won the Dress Revue trip as guest of Simplicity Pattern Co Wanda Bishop won in Safety for hazard clearance water purification and sign making efforts James Thryweiler of Buffalo earned the Poultry award with blue ribbons and state champion status while Mary Jayne Sheridan won Health recognition and a Chicago trip funded by Ke Hoge Co.
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Wyoming
Chicago
Leilan
Omenor
Slater
Simplicity Pattern Co
Leilani
Wenda- Bishop
Wyslid
Motors
Wanda
Calluby Aa
James ‘Thryweiler
Buffalo
H Club
Jim
Sare Te An Werthier
Ed Smith
Mary Jayne
Sheridan
Hes
Brouehé
Ke Hoge Co
Battle Creek
Michigan
Oscar
Jayne
Anil & Newhge
Health for All in Tuberculosis Recovery Program
A public health note explains TB patients in middle age may finish treatment at home with regular visits. Federal partners help prepare workers for return to old or new jobs through rehab, schooling, and training, at no cost to the patient, aiming to reduce the 110,000 annual TB cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deline
Hopital
Sianithe
Winter driving tips from Wyoming Highway Patrol Captain Galloway
Captain R O Galloway of the Wyoming Highway Patrol offers advice for safe winter driving. He urges motorists to maintain a clear windshield and heed weather conditions, noting reduced visibility and the dangers of inadequate windshields and doors in winter travel.
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R.O. Galloway
Wyoming
Road conditions warned as snow and ice grip travel
Weather and roadway hazards persist with snow wind rain and sleet reducing visibility and traction. Patrol Chief urges drivers to inspect windshield wipers defrosters and stay highly alert as temperature shifts alter ice slipperiness and driving risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Wyoming Game and Fish Plans Waterfowl Poll
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission authorized dates for the 1955 waterfowl hunting season and will contact hunters this winter to finalize plans. Chairman Bagley will confer with the National Waterfowl Council to explore coordination among flyway councils and state agencies, aiming to zoning Wyoming for an early western season and a late eastern season, or an extended season if needed to balance hunting opportunities.
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Wyoming Game
Fish’ Commission
Les Seeanmime
Aviris
Commission
Bagley
Central Flyway Waterfowl” Council
National Water
Wyoming Game ‘and Fish Commissions
Eason
Wyoming
Christmas Eve and Sunday Services at Episcopal Church
Services announce Christmas Eve at 4 00 p m and Sunday services from January 1955 beginning at 4 00 p m each week at the Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
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Sublette County
Bus Fear
Ross Meeks
Agers
OL Showstein
Ohio Alegre
Mit
Lees
Ind Juitior Aden
S. Danean
A, Weh
Goshen
Judy
Daly Neal
Charlotte Leckard
State County
Aureytian
Distanée
Ralph
Conwell
Vatrolman
4-H
Conde Énaian Service
Loilsinj Bomgardner
Mary'Jayne
Wyoming, Game and Fish Commission
Hotel
Kemmerer
Kemmerer, Wyoming
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