Wyoming Game and Fish 1950 Fishing Orders Open in Drainage Area 4
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission announces 1950 fishing orders for Drainage Area 4 covering Green River Little Snake and Great Divide Basin. Creel limit 12 game fish or 14 pounds daily, with exceptions in Little Snake River Middle Piney Late Fremont Take and others. open dates vary May 1 to Oct 31 and August 15 to September 15 for Cook’s Lake area to protect golden trout. Motor boats banned on Middle Piney Lake. minnow traps prohibited. whitefish added back to creel limits.
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Wyoming Game & Fish Commission
Cheyenne
Green River
Little Snake
Great Divide
Little Snake River
Ats
Middle Piney
Fremont
Sublette County
LaBarge Creek
Star Valley
Fontenelle Creek
Big Wall Creek
Hamsfork River
Kemmerer City
Pole Creek
Cook’s Lake
Cook's Lake
Sheep Bridge
New York River
Willow Lake
Fremont Lake
Middle Piney Lake
Seed Pool orders mailed for Big Piney districts
Seed Pool orders go to ranchers in Big Piney Jackson Hole Pine dale and Teton Sail Districts with Agricultural Extension Service and Soil Conservation Service aid. Twenty nine grasses and related seeds listed for the region plus three fertilizers. Closing date February 20, orders March 3 delivery about April 1.
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Big Piney
Jackson Hole
Pinedale
Teton
Agricultural Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Phil Marinck
Your Federal Income Tax Tops National Best Sellers
The official taxpayer guide published by the Bureau of Internal Revenue has moved high on best seller lists. Over 200,000 copies of the 138 page book were sold in its first weeks. it is available from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, at 26 cents per copy. The new edition adds installments sales coverage, appeals procedures, forms facsimiles, and a detailed index.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Lnsts
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Law Bureau
Ling fishing ban in Wyoming waters for 1950
Officials note removing the creel limit reduced value and led to waste when ling is caught. Other measures will protect populations where they are a problem. There will be no ling fishing anywhere in Wyoming waters under Game and Fish Commission jurisdiction during 1950 to let the species recover.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game & Fish Commission
Foristers Reunite After Idaho Travel Disruption
Mr and Mrs Eugene Forister returned home after being stranded by closed highways in Idaho Falls Idaho. He went to meet Mrs Forister as she returned from a trip to Mendana.
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Eugene Forister
Idaho ‘Falls
Idaho
Mr. Forister
Mrs Forister
Mondana
Many Family Frouds Attend University of Wyoming
University of Wyoming statistics show 175 family groups enrolled, equal to about one student in eight having a parent, sibling, spouse, or child at the campus. Examples include Mrs. Shelley B Keiser and son Eugene in residence, the Carey brothers and spouses, twins studying together, and multiple parent child enrollments in agriculture, education, and engineering programs.
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Taramte
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Shelley B. Keiser
Lara
Mic
Wye
Eugene
James
Joe Carey
Greybull
University
Helen
Mary Peters
Mead Cole
Wyoming U
Big Piney
Helena
Philip Marincic
Philip M. Marincic
College of Agriculture
Alferna
Maicile
William Ray
W. QO. Ray
College of Education
Marcille
William
College of Engineering
Social Security Workers Not Required to Retire at 65
Rock Springs Social Security office reminds that 65 year old workers may still qualify for old age insurance payments if earnings in a month stay under 15 dollars with proper application. Benefits cease if the worker returns to covered employment. Survivors and other eligible claimants should file promptly to avoid benefit loss.
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Patrick J. Shafer
Rock Springs
Social Security Held
Toact
Shafer
First Security Bank
Homer Family Travel and January Thaw Noted in Town
Mr and Mrs Arthur Homer and his mother Mrs Elizabeth Homer were in from the ranch today. Howard Masoner is in Salt Lake City this week on business for the Masoner Hardware Co. Yesterday and today we have experienced a January thaw here.
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Arthur Homer
Elizabeth Homer
Howard Masoner
Salt Lake City
Masoner Hardware Co
State Bank of Big Piney elects officers and directors
At its annual stockholders meeting held January 9 the State Bank of Big Piney reelected its board of directors Jaz F Mickelson Sadie Osterhout John A Reed Frank A Fear Mildred M Miller Frank D Ball Sr James P Jensen. The board selected its official staff with Jaz F Mickelson as President Frank A Fear as Vice President James P Jensen as Vice President Mildred M Miller as Vice President Geo A Moffat as Cashier Tharon Lee Mickelson Thomas Fortster and Margaret H Farmer as Assistant Cashiers.
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State Bank of
Big Piney
Jaz. F. Mickelson
Sadie Osterhout
John A. Reed
Frank A. Fear
Mildred M. Miller
Frank D. Ball
James P. Jensen
Jax F. Mickelson
Maldred M. Miller
Geo. A. Moffat
Tharon Lee Mickelson
Thomas
Fortster
Margaret H. Farmer
Omaha cattle and lamb market steady amid slow trade
Moderate gains on a light Monday run at Omaha with fat cattle 25c up and fat lambs 25c up, but overall trade sluggish as buyers hesitated amid weak Eastern meat demand. Prices ranged from $18.00 for plain fed cattle to $30.00 for best steers, with veal, cows, calves, hogs, and feeders also showing modest gains.
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Omaha
Kansas
Ueicter
Change in name and emphasis of 4 H program for 50
Announcement states the 4 H Electric program will be renamed the Farm and Home Electric program in 1950. It aims to boost youth involvement in electricity use and demonstrations of their own electrical projects. Rewards remain with the Westinghouse Educational Foundation, including medals trips and scholarships. A merit plaque will honor the top county 4 H Farm and Home program in the state.
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Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Fire damages school from attic blaze near zero wind
A Saturday night fire at a school caused about 2000 in damage, starting in attic boxes of sanded sweepings due to spontaneous combustion. Firefighters and citizen volunteers fought the blaze in freezing conditions with high winds, sparing the building from total destruction.
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George Mofffat
Guy Garr
Fire Department
Bill Wilson
Howard Masoner
Frank Yearsley
Jackson Three Day Jamboree Promises Winter Fun
Jackson Hole plans a three day jamboree February 17 to 19 featuring winter races and square dancing. Wallace Hiatt says the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with the All-America Cutter Race run off and a Wyoming square dancing exhibition drawing visitors from Idaho Utah and western Wyoming.
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Jackson
Wye
Jackson Hole
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Chamber Presidnt
Yackson Hole
Big Piney Telephone to Consider Rate Increases
notice warns patrons of rate hikes across service types including business private and residence private and party plans with new prices shown. 24 hour service starts after January 1 and outside plant rebuilding begins when weather allows. public notices run December 29 and January 5 12 19. Lions urged support for Cottage hotel fundraiser.
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Big Piney Telephone Company
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