Mrs Effie Todd of Pinedale Died Wednesday
Mrs Effie Todd of Pinedale died Wednesday after a battle with pneumonia followed by a heart attack in Jackson hospital. She and her husband William Todd ran a ranch near Daniel later sold to Travelute, and she remained active in social clubs and local gatherings.
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Pinedale
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Tanner
Jackson
Rite Todd
Pinnedale
Jackson Hospital
Todd
William Todd
Daniel
A W Travelute
Travelute
Rock Springs
Elcle
Entite County
Alhough
Randolp Utah fires destroys school building and town car losses
Randolp Utah near Kemmerer endures a major fire that destroyed the Randolph High School building valued around 100,000. Superintendent Earl Passey expects enough icoms to allow near normal schooling. Firefighters battled the blaze but could not approach the building due to the extent of the fire. In Cheyenne Wyoming the revoked driving permits count rises to 54 with 12 more drivers named for alcohol related convictions, triggering mandatory one year revocation.
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Kemmerer
Randolph
Utah
Randolph Heh
Earl Passey
Evans
Bilding
Wyoming lawmakers to weigh stricter gun laws in 30th session
Sweetwater County official Mike Maher says Wyoming Peace Officers Association will push strict enforcement of firearm laws. Five man committee including Glen Butcher and Ray Dupont toured Casper sessions. Louis Cooper, new chair, notes proposed measures may include tougher permit rules and potential bans. A Rawlins meeting in June could draft recommendations for the legislature.
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Wyoming
Sweetwater
Mike Maher
Wyoming Peace Officers Association
Maher
Casper
Green Arer
Glen Butcher
Ray Dupont
Natronal County
Sglaenff
1948 Wyoming fishing regulations set by commission
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission adopts 1948 fishing rules from May 1 to October 31 with a creel limit of 20 fish or 16 pounds and one fish, aiming to balance angling, business needs, and enforcement, while aligning season timing with neighboring states and easing fishing pressure on crowded streams. The measure also allows shipping more than one day’s possession of fish at a time no more often than every seven days, bans live bait or rough fish, and takes effect after March 1 1942, with future talks on stricter armed assault laws.
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Wyoming Game and Vieh Commission
Psig
Commission
Siae
Wyoming Students Named for 1947 48 Who's Who Edition
Twenty seven University of Wyoming students were chosen for the 1947 48 Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Named from Casper to Thermopolis, the group includes Denna J Frey Mae Fern Hames Dorothy McKay Rock Kelly Robert McCraken Glenn R Harng Alma Rubelmng and more for outstanding scholarship extra curriculars and future potential.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
Universifies
Denna J Frey
Mae Fern Hames
Dorothy McKay
Rock Kelly
Robert McCraken
Cheyenne
Lois Stockholse
Glenn R Harng
Peter L ‘Tobin Casper
Alma Rubelmng
Lyle Band
Wilgam
Eads
Richard Redburn
Bul
Sshchering
Paul Rechard
Larame
Ann Sehidmt
Robert Hitchcock
Reck Springs
Marian Scriffin
Francis Jay Thornton Thermopolis
Margaret Hageman
Shawnee
Hazel Underwool
Gillette
Victor R. Cullens Lavery
Melui
Fillerup Lovell
Kenneth Miller
Rawlins
Martha Ballantyne
Lead
Colenn BR. Daniel
Pocatello Idaho
Denes C Low
South Gate
Cal
Mack Peyton
Richmond
Card of Appreciation to Big Pinney Fire Dept
Mr and Mrs V L Losney express heartfelt thanks to the Big Pinney Fire Department for a swift response Tuesday night and for extinguishing the fire at their home.
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Big Pinney
Livestock Market Tone Improves at Los Angeles Yard Week
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards report week shows improved tone for cows as demand steadies. fed steers and heifers trade soft, bulls strong, vealers up to 50 cents higher. Cows mostly 1650 to 2265, bulls 2000 plus, heifers 28.50 to 29.50, hogs 2925 to 30, lambs to 23.75, ewes to 12.00, with feeder stock active and buyers seeking loads and part loads.
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Los Angeles
Courage, Cattle Barons, and the Journal's End in Wyoming
A fragmentary account recounts Asa Mercer defending small settlers against cattle barons in Wyoming. It notes his Northwestern Live Stock Journal faced arson and bans after the Johnson County invasion, with Mercer and his family forced to flee Cheyenne. Archival volumes and a copy of Banditti of the Plains survive in university archives.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Asa Mercer
Northwestern Live Stock Journal
Wycoming
Ing Catlemen
Johnson County
Buffalo
Mercer
Barditt
Cheyenne
Hyattville
Nothwestern
University of Wyoming
Plains
Bus and car collide in snowstorm near Sheridan
A Burliston bus bound for Cheyenne collided with an automobile in heavy snow between Utross and Clearwater, injuring several. Four passengers had minor bruises, while William Witherspoon and D H Jepeson of Billings suffered severe facial lacerations and possible leg injuries. Bus driver praised for keeping the vehicle from overturning after sliding into a barrow pit. The report then shifts to public health notes urging chest X-rays to detect tuberculosis early and urging participation in local chest X-ray programs and TB associations.
Turkey growers plan 18 percent 1948 crop drop
Turkey producers expect 1948 output to total 23,470,000 birds, down 18 percent from 34,667,000 in 1947, marking the third straight year of reductions driven by low prices relative to feed costs. Regional shifts show large cuts in the West North Central and North Central areas with smaller declines in the South regions.
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Turkey
Bureau of Agreuitural
West North Central States
Tha Ue
East North Central
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
South
South Centraltates
Grand Master of Wyo Masons Visits Local Lodge
James Mitchell Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Wyoming made an official visit to Bie Pinney Lodge No 47 on Tuesday night. He delivered an education talk on the order, spoke of veterans care in Wyoming hospitals, and was hosted by Mr and Mrs James T Mickelson with Mrs Mitchell accompanying him. A banquete was held at the Cottage Hotel for the Grand Master and lodge officers.
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James Mitchell
Grand Lodge of Ancien
Masons of
Wyoming
Bie Pinney Lodge No 47
Mitchell
James T. Mickelson
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Wyoming schools keep teachers longer despite small enrollments
A University of Wyoming education college report notes larger public schools in the state retain teachers longer and maintain sound finances, aided by higher budgets. The study cites Buffalo Sheridan Big Horn Dayton, Clearmont, Arvada, Gillette, Moorcroft, Sundance, Upton, Hewlett, and Newcastle as examples observed during a northeastern tour.
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Scling
Wis
Sclywiermg
Buffalo
Sheridan
Big Hein
Dayton
Raneimst
Cleuman
Arvada
Gulette
Moorcroft
Sundance
Upton Hewlett
Newcastle
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