Wyoming in Washington continues sugar and tariff talk
The Wyoming in Washington column reviews postwar sugar relief hopes, tariff shifts on hides, and conference reviews. It notes Senate shifts on hides and finished goods, plus House-Senate conference to decide duties. It also covers Coach McLaren leaving the University of Wyoming, citing his Pittsburg All American pedigree and impact on basketball and cross‑league relations, with future plans undecided.
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Wyoming
Washington
House
Senate
Oddie
John L. Landfair
McLarens Resign as U W Coach
Doctor George McLaren, who for three years has led Wyoming athletics in major sports, resigns from his post at the University of Wyoming. The university will begin a search for a successor to direct the athletic program and oversee football basketball and track.
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George McLaren
University of Wyoming
Leg Taken Off Of Pioneer Cattleman Homer In Salt Lake
Homer, a pioneer cattleman from the Green river valley, suffered a severe injury when blood poisoning from a toe amputation last fall led to the removal of his leg above the knee at L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake City.
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Andrew
Homer
Green River Valley
L. D. Ss
Salt Lake
County Commissioners and rancher Gust L Larson arrive from state meetings
Gust L Larson of Halfway returned Saturday from Cheyenne where he attended a county commissioners meeting and from Denver where he saw the annual livestock show, praising it as one of the best. He noted milder weather since last Monday and a brief snow flurry before sunny conditions returned.
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Gust L. Larson
Halfway
Cheyenne
Denver
Abstract Statement of Sublette County Finances 1929
Sublette County Wyoming certifies a true complete abstract of total warrants and certificates issued July 1 to December 31, 1929, with receipts and disbursements and government costs. Signed January 7, 1920 by Chairman Gust L. Larson and County Clerk Feltner.
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County of
Sublette
State of
Wyoming
County of Sublette
Board of County Commissioners
Cownty
Gust L. Larson
Board of the County Commissioners
Hotel Gladstone Casper offers winter rates for Wyoming visitors
The Hotel Gladstone in Casper announces a special winter rate for Wyoming residents. December through February rooms start at one dollar, with larger rates for rooms with two beds. Guests from Wyoming should register at the hotel, where staff like Smith or Turner will ensure a comfortable stay. In other notes, cattle and sheep valuations are adjusted downward for 1929, with calves at 22 and yearlings at 7.50, while silver fox stock also sees lower valuations. The Gillette Annual Seed and Poultry Show for northeast Wyoming is scheduled for February 6-8.
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Gladstone
Casper
Wyoming
Gladstone and Register
Smith
Turner
Adv
Wyoming Livestock Valuations Cut Slightly by Board
From the office of Albert county assessor comes notice of a slight decrease in the assessed valuation of certain livestock classes in Wyoming. Authorized by the State Board of Equalization at its recent Cheyenne meeting, the change reflects updated figures for tax purposes and farm records.
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Albert
Wyoming
State ‘Board of Equalization
Cheyenne
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J. C. Penney
J.c.penney
Big Piney Branch
THE
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley Newspaper
Big Piney
Doctor McLaren
University of Pittsburg
Glenn
Warner
McLaren
McLarens
DePaul University
Laramie
DePaul
Wyoming University
Rocky Mountain
U. W
Antone Subic
W. A. Behrens
John
Clarkson
A. D
M. W. Clarkson
Third Judicial District
Mareh
C. C. Feltner
the District Court
Sublette County
Sup't
Justice Court
Board of Prisoners
Feltner
Pinedale
CG. c. Feltner
Health Dept
Poor and Panther
Burney & Co
General Merchandise
Big Piney, Wyoming
Hotel
Kemmerer
Kemmerer, Wyoming
C. A. St Clair
Batavia
Lewis Cash Grocery
Kemmerer, Wyo
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