Wyoming ranch notes on Seedskadee tour and nitrate safety
A county ranching update outlines a July 8 farm tour of the Seedskadee pilot project starting at 10 am, welcoming all. It discusses sagebrush spraying, nitrate poisoning risks in livestock, forage impacts, fertilizer safety, and notes a Wyoming poem about homestead life followed by Mass schedule tweaks for Big Piney residents and Father DeSmet reenactment plans.
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Seedskadee
Big Piney
Truman Miley
Pinedale
Father DeSmet
Father O'Flannigan
Colorado
Father Oannigan
Big
Wyoming
E. B. Burgoon
M.D
Rendezvous Pageant Returns to Pinedale
The Sublette County Historical Society sponsors the 30th Sublette County Rendezvous at Pinedale. A Pageant reenacts mountain men and Indians on the Green River near Daniel. An inter church service begins at 7:00 AM with a noon pageant and barbecue.
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Sublette
Pinedale
Fireworks banned in National Forests nationwide
Regional Forester D. B. Nordwall announced that 16 National Forests and 7 National Grasslands across Colorado Wyoming Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota are closed to all fireworks under Regulation T-Il of the Agriculture Secretary. The ban aims to prevent fires from smoldering debris. Also noted is Mrs Ada Budd a pneumonia patient at Evanston Memorial Hospital.
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National
Colorado
Wyoning
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Nordwall
Denver
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Foresta
Grieslands
Ada Budd
Evanstten Memorial Hospital
Aufferig
Forest Service changes Bridger National Forest supervisor
William A. Worf will transfer to the Washington Office on July 18 and be replaced by William Deshler of Reno Nevada. Worf becomes chief of wilderness management in the Washington Office. Deshler has past postings across Idaho Montana and Nevada and is a University of Idaho graduate with WWII service.
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William A. Worf
Yverwest
Bridger National Forest
Washington
U.S Forest Service
Mayd Iverson
Worf
William Deshler
Tunyabe National Forest
Reno
Nevada
Division of Recreation and Lands
The
Forest Service
Wyoming
Uinta and
Ashley National Forests
Ogden
Range and Wildlife Management
Mietlake National Forest
Banger National Forest
Bill Deshler
M National Forest
Intermountain
Iverson
Dechle
Bose National Forest
Idaho
Badger National Forest
Boise National Forest
Payette
Charles
Ogdun
Toiyabe National Forest
Deshler
Buth
Montana
University of Idaho
US Army Air Force
Society of American Foresters
Ethel
Terry
Barbara
Richard
Fair to Fair Exhibits Judging Series Begins
The speaker announces a column series starting September 12 to explain recommendations and score cards used in judging fair exhibits. Readers are invited to request specific classifications for future installments.
Ing Celebration Planned for July 3 and 4
Organizers preview two days of events with a July 3 rodeo and July 4 fireworks. The parade starts at 10 00 a m from Belco Petroleum and a free barbecue follows at the fair grounds with about thirty eateries signed up. Attendees are urged to arrive by 9 00 a m and enter the grounds at the east highway gate with no gate charge.
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Fuch
Bel‘co Petroleum
Fire Marshal warns against dangerous cracker ball fireworks
The State Fire Marshal reports a bulletin from the VA warning parents and retailers about a hazardous firework type known as Cracker Balls or Ball Type Toy Caps. Nine oral and dental injuries tied to biting these small colored paper mache balls, sold in transparent envelopes of ten or twelve, imported from Japan or Formosa. The Fire Marshal urges removal from markets and requests tips on purchases to be reported to the Capitol Building office or local sheriff.
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Food and Drug Administration
Japan
Formosa
Capitol Building
Booster Club Meeting In Marbleton Promotes Oil Sector
Marbleton booster club held Monday evening at Bowlmore Supper Club with officials from local oil companies as guests. Each speaker gave a brief talk on current oil and gas operations and the approximate number of wells in operation.
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Booster Club
Bowlmore
Marbleton
O Companies
Rev Philip Hawley Dies in Colorado at Durango Home
Announcement reports the death of Rev Philip Hawley in Durango Colorado from cancer in June 1905. Survived by wife and two daughters Mary Elizabeth a University of Wyoming senior and Martha a University of Houston sophomore, all of Durango. Hawley born May 13 1911 in Bridgeport Connecticut and educated at University of Chattanooga Boston University Nashotah House and Yale graduate work.
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Philip Hawley
Durago
Colo
Mary Elizabeth
Durango
Cortez
Mancos
Mes Silverton
Pagosa Springs
Air Force Reserve Chaplans Corps
Hawley
Republican Party
Senator Simpson Won Release Of REA Funds
Senator Simpson said the Bureau of the Budget released 20 million of 57 million dollars appropriated by Congress for the REA Contingency Loan Fund. He had earlier urged release in a letter to Budget Director Cares L Sihultze, calling the hold arbitrary and contrary to Congress intent, noting Wyoming rural homes rely on REA.
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Simpson
Bureau
Congress
REA
Diecter Caries L
Wyoming
Club Meeting Notes Include Local Guests and Routine Business
The report lists attendees Ed Moore of El Faso George Nugent of Belco Petroleum Co Ed Hamme and Travis Milligan for Halliburton. Talks were well received and appreciated. Routine club business followed before adjournment.
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Ed Moore
el Faso
George Nugent
Belco Petroleum Co
Ed Hamme
Travis Milligan
Haliburton
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Stella
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Wool Growers Auxiliary
Peter Fred
Laramie
Norman Palm
Elk Mountain
Jack Mark- Jey
Frank Hintz
Carolyn Kay
Larry D. Bullard
Willam D. Bullard
Plymouth
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