Mrs. J. F. Shipley Dies in Heart Attack at 62
Mrs. J F Shipley of Big Piney died Tuesday night in Kemmerer after a two week illness from a heart attack. She was 62, born in North Carolina, and had resided in Big Piney for over 25 years on her ranch North Piney. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. W. E. Sherman of Rapid City SD, son Claude Shipley of Pocatello ID, several grandchildren. Funeral at Big Piney Community Church Friday at 2 PM with Rev. Robert Botley. interment Big Piney Cemetery. Tanner Mortuary in charges.
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Grim Reaper
Enning
J. F.shipley
Kemmerer F Capital
North Caroline
Mrt
Robert Botley
Communnity Corercent*nal Church
Fonedale
Mike Virosto
George A
Matin ' Nese P
Christensen Floyd Swens Cor
Bonnett
Big Piney
Tanner
Omaha Cattle Run Sets January Record At Omaha Market
The Monday cattle and calf run at Omaha totaled about 20 360, the largest January figure in market history, surpassing the prior record by 247. Livestock supply exceeded 40 000 with price breaks across slaughter steers, yearlings, and heifers. Hogs held steady with some weakness, and replacement cattle and calves for Monday totaled around 4 000 with steady to lower prices.
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Omaha
Big Piney District Reflects on Ten Years of Soil Conservation
The Big Piney Soil Conservation District's 1952 annual report to the Secretary of Agriculture recalls a decade of progress marked by structural improvements, irrigation system changes, and farmer cooperation. It laments loss of local control to federal funding, critiques the technician rating system, and summarizes 1952 achievements: plans for six ranches covering 30,865 acres, surveys on about 30,000 acres, irrigation work on 550 acres, and additional projects across stockwater, grazing, and land restoration.
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Big Piney
Wyoming
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Conservation Program
Sublette
Mallionsire
Thedea
Big Piney District 9
Sone
U. S. Department of Agriculture
University of Wyoming Honor Roll Shows Female Lead
Fall quarter 1902 at the University of Wyoming sees women maintaining top honor roll standings, outpacing men. About five percent more women than men earned honor roll honors. 241 students total, about nine percent of the student body, and 14 percent of the women earned scholastic honors with 31 posting a perfect 100. Several named students and their averages are listed across departments, including agriculture, liberal arts, commerce, and education. Social notes mention lodge activities, birthdays, visitors, and a call to donate to the March of Dimes.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
Luell, Gulliver
A. L Keeney
Wiater
Bg Piney
Ritaro C
Decker
Cantor
Heleng
Marincic
Peter Stabley Olson
LaBarge
Susan Twitchel
Ponedale
Elsie Cara Flowland
Annual district report adopted by Board of Supervisors
The document records the annual report adoption by the District at a regular Board of Supervisors meeting held January 6, 1953. It lists JOE L. BUDD as Chairman and FRANK D. BALL, JR as Secretary, with the date noted as June 12, 1942.
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Joe L, Budd
Board of Supervisors
Frank D, Ball, JR
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Vroen Tur
Myra Conley
Pinedate
Wyo
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Canada
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London
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Artic
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Hardson Bay Company
John Jacob Aster
American Pur Company
Faul Revere
Washington
Astoria
New York
St. Louis
St Louis
America
William Ashtey
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Astor
Big Piney Soil Conservation District
Secretary of Agriculture
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Sail Conservation
Po Saneratos
Howe
Bainey Lodge No. 47
AFAM
Musane Hall
Mrs Jig Ball
Salt Lake City
Geo Morgan
Morgan
Jucy Livingston
Robert L. Miller
Marie Farrell
Helen Atwood
Evanston
Winifred Peterson
Rock Springs
Joe L. Budd
Cheyenne
Iron Horse
Tobay
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