County Agents News Letter Writing Contest Highlighted by Extension Club
Homemakers across Wyoming, led by Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Mrs. Dora Hofeling, join a letter writing contest themed World Understanding Begins at Home. Five winners receive top honors, with five more honorable mentions to be announced at a Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rune
Jack Armstrong. Lander
Wyoming Demonstration Council
Dora Hofeling
Lovell
Lieharge Willl
Rose
Beloves
T. R. Robb
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Robb
Record Lambs and Calves Hit New Omaha Highs
New all time highs in lamb and stock calf trading reported in Omaha with fat sheep and cattle rallying. Fat lambs topped 34.00 to 34.60 with bulk around 31.00, steer calves 41.25 and heifer calves 38.25 setting records. Slaughter ewes sharply higher and feeders strong, weights up to 1400 pounds driving price gains across cattle lines. Stocker and feeder cattle also climbed with yearlings and two year olds posting gains while lighter cows and canners held near prior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Eolonia
Nebraska
American Legion Auxiliary Wyoming Essay Contest 1950 51 Rules
Department of Wyoming Americanism essay contest outlines eligibility length and rules for junior and senior high students. Winners judged at unit and district levels. postmark deadline March 27 1951. prizes include Senior First 15 and Second 10 dollars, Junior First 15 and Second 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Wyoming
Amerianism
Harvey C. Coleman
Wheatland
Wyoming
Lessay
Department
Americanism Charman
Garvey C. Coleman
Wyoming Taxpayers Association News Report
Wyoming taxpayers would pay about 128.87 million dollars annually as Wyoming's share of the President Truman budget for the year ending June 30, 1952 if Congress adopts the 1.6 billion dollar spending plan. The Wyoming Taxpayers Association cites this is nearly six times the state appropriation limit and urges rigid federal economy. It notes Social Security funds outside the budget and calls for trimming non-defense programs. Bulletin notices offer Internal Revenue guidance for 1950 tax returns from the Cheyenne Commerce Field Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Truman
Congress
Wyoming Taxpayers Association
Barrett
Association
Lac Association
U. S. Department of Commerce
Federal Office
Cheyenne
Bureau of Internal Revenue
O AS
Ttaso
Inc
Local notices and social roundup from Pine Creek region
An itemized recap reports official opinions on depreciation rates and notes publications sent to the Commerce Field Office in Cheyenne at 26 cents each. It lists First Aid classes by Dr and Mrs Roche of Pinedale, and a group trip by the Moffats and others to Kemmerer for Fort Douglas Navy entry exams. It also mentions Sunday dinner guests of the Jensen and Shipley families on North Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Tis
Department of Commerce
Cheyenne
J. P. Jensen
Mike Virostko
Frank Shipley
North Piney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pauline Bunting
Hamilton Watches
Elgin and Helbros
Benrus
Shock Proof
Kemmerer
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Osiaha
Mattae
Wyoming Taxpayers Association News
Tong- Ae Anche CLV
Equitable Society
Pinedale, Wyoming
George A. Moffat
Norman
Chip Hicks
James Jensen
Carl Hale
Earl Yeaman
Fort Douglas
Utah
U. S. Navy
Bertagnoll! Motor Company
Stockmen’s
Opal
Opal, Wyoming
LaSarge Service
LaBarge, Wyo
Church of St. Anne
Big Piney, Wyo
John O'Connor
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