Basketbal Big Piney Defeated in Two Games
A short sports note reports Big Piney’s basketball team lost both games in adoubleheader. The writeup compares the Badgers to wild animals that cache food, suggesting the losses came as the team faced tough opponents.
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BIG Piney
Canvassing Board Declares Two Big Piney Supervisors
The Canvassing Committee of the State Soil and Water Conservation Committee certifies Frank D. Ball Jr and James A Greenwood as elected Supervisors of the Big Piney Soil and Water Conservation District after tallying votes. Ball 15, Greenwood 13, McNinch 10, Themisen 6. results dated January 19 1960. Also reports Wyoming counties received 45755 45 from 1959 game and fish taxes and fines. Fremont had the largest share with 3013 29.
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State Soil and Water Conservation Committee
Big Piney Soil and Water Conservation District
Frank D. Ball, Jr
James A. Greenwood
E. W. McNinch
Rotort V. Themisen
Frank Dball, Jr
Big Piney Sou
Wyoming
Game and Fish Commission
Fremont County
Sastette
Natrona
Teton
Park County
Fremont
Carbon
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Cheyenne
Big Horn
Hotsprings
Johnson
Lincoln
Park
Sheridan
Sublette
Washalie
Cagden County
March of Dimes Drive Seeks Sublette County Donations
Last week of the campaign in Sublette County urges donations to the March of Dimes. Camp Fire Girls report 39 mailers returned totaling $157.50 from 1000 sent, as the National Foundation expands research to prevent crippling diseases.
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FELP
Sublette
National Foundation
Clive
The Best Equipped Bank in Western Wyoming
The bank presents itself as well equipped for stockmen, offering prompt mail service and a long record of success. Officers and directors are experienced businesspeople familiar with stockmen needs, with ample courtesy extended to customers.
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Wyoming
Census Office Opens in Casper Wyoming for 1960 Census
The Census Bureau announces a new district office for the 1960 Population and Housing Census in Casper Wyoming led by Director Francis H. Wilmer. Mary C. Velous will supervise with a staff of 20 crew leaders and 295 census takers across Wyoming.
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Casper
Wyo
Francis H. Wilmer
Census Bureau
Ofice
Denver
Colorado
Mary C. Velous
Wyoming
Arrival of Union Pacific Rail at Cheyenne in 1867
In Cheyenne on November 13 1867 the Union Pacific end of track arrived amid great rejoicing as Cheyenne earned the nickname Magic City of the Plain Editor N A Baker of the Cheyenne Leader portrayed the event with pride and future western wealth and progress.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
N. A. Baker
Cheyenne Leader
Leader
Far West
Baker
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