Wyoming 4-H members win 19 jewel watches in 1964 awards
Four Wyoming 4-H members earned top state honors in national beautification and meat animal programs. Mike McGill and Shirley Reed received 19 jewel watches for leadership and achievements. John Hesco won a 17 jewel pocket watch for meat program success. Glenda Kay Heine earned the state beautification title for home grounds with extensive projects and demonstrations.
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Wyoming
Mike McGill
Taramie
Shirley Reed
Cheyenne
Mike
H'er
Reed
Shirley
Congress
Virgil Bell
Ver Jan Reed
Edward Foss Wilson
Wilson and Co
Chicago
Glenda Kay Heine
Keeling
Denver
Ruby Nelson
Charles R. Walgreen
Glenda
Leigh's Western Exhibit Highlights Revere Theme
Paul Revere moonlight painting by R. Lem joins Leigh's 1958 show at Grand Central Art Galleries New York. The exhibit travels through eight decades of the artist's patriotic works including Indians horses and cowboys. Open free January 15 to 29 at 15 Vanderbilt Avenue Grand Central Terminal.
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Old North Church
Paul Revere
R. Lem
Leigh
South
New England
Wood
William Brewster
Plyman S Colony
Massachusetts
Isaac Allerton
West
Grand Central Art Galleries
Grand Central Terminal
Vanderbilt Avenue
New York
Treasury Allows Personal Trust Ownership of Series E and H Bonds
The Treasury announces Series E and H Savings Bonds can now be purchased by personal trust estates effective January 1, extending ownership to trusts created by individuals for their benefit or that of others. The change, long urged by investors, broadens access to bonds with favorable yields and liquidity, though annual maturity value limits of 40,000 per series apply to individuals.
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U. S
Zees
Treasury Department
Economic Hightlights From US News World Report December 1950s
A summary of the US News World Report piece extols rising living standards in the United States. It cites real income growth, higher home electricity and car ownership, increased refrigeration, better clothing quality, and expanded medical care. The article notes hazards in forecasts yet highlights continued improvement despite inflation and taxes. It also mentions housing ownership trends and per‑capita meat and poultry consumption figures, with emphasis on the broad rise in consumption and material well‑being.
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U. S. News 3 World Report
Iada
U W Given Historic Duck Bar Ranch Records Placed in Wyoming Archives
University of Wyoming archives receive the Duck Bar Ranch records from the Tescher macher and DeBiller Cattle company. The collection includes correspondence, bills, checks, ledger books, prospectuses, and a rare minutes copy. Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit were early investors. the company lasted until bankruptcy after the winters of 1886 and 1887.
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Hisorie
Teschermacher and DeBiller Cattle Company
Duck Bar Ranch
University of Wyoming
Je Marsh
Wyoming
Presti-D
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Cattle Company
Roosevelt and Son
New York City
Dean Kxnalel
Dakotas
Ekel
Binpeny
Krekel
Krakel
University of Wyomim
James Atkison
Ava
McCallum Named Chairman of Old Industry Information Committee
D R McCallum, Rocky Mountain District manager for Sinclair Refining, was named chairman of the Old Industry Information Committee for the 1955 56 term. He succeeds D Hill of Carter Oil. The committee serves as the public relations arm of the American Petroleum Institute and covers Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho and Utah.
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Denver
D. R. McCalum
Rocky Mountain District
McCallum
Rocky Mountain
Sinclair Refining Company
D. Hill
Carter Oil Company
Billings
Mont
Oil Industry Information Committee
American Petroleum Tnitivute
OTNC
Colora
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
McCali
OTIC
A T Smith
Big Piney visitors from Cranor in LaBarge noted
Mr and Mrs W of Cranor visited Big Piney in LaBarge today. Authorities urge dropping pennies in Polio boxes placed in stores and town counters. The piece comments on United States agriculture using 166 percent of all petroleum products, noting the broader share of national production.
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Mrs. W of
Cranor
LaBarge
United States
Brand advertising for S. G. Murdock estate cattle
Copy notes cattle branding terms and brand names Lazy D Ill on horses with ILL on thighs. Locations range from head of Green River to forks, Post Office Bag Piney Wyoming. Includes cattle branded gui taal right Tbs and Inp underbit right ear.
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Forks
Piney
Wyoming
Cattle and Horse Brands Listed for Big Piney Wyoming Range
JAS F MICKELSON OF BIG PINEY lists cattle brands on left ribs and horses brands on left thigh covering Range from Horse Creek to South Piney Big Piney to Fall River Basin Postoffice Big Piney Wyoming forses branded as shown.
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Horse Creek
South Piney
Big Piney
Fall River Basin
Wyoming
T. D. O'Neil
Two Creek
MS. H. L. Budd
Green River Valley
Postoffice
Wyomim
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Ana
Continental Oil Company
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U. W. Givenimstoric Ranch Records
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Phoenix
Arizona
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la Barge
Wyo
S. G. Murdock Estate
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Ladie Osterhout
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Green River
F. D. Chapel
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Piney, Wyoming
GEO. W. Hopkins Publisher
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Roberts Electric CO
Rock Springs
Witte
DELCO
Big Piney Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Evelene Nichols
Naomi Hoyt
Big Piney Lodge
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Frank Bray
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