Body of Child Recovered From Stream Sunday
The 18 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moyer was found in North Cottonwood Creek by an employee of T. D. O’Neil near the old Wilson ranch about a mile and a half downstream from where she fell in on June 19. Coroner F. W. Tanner and the undertaker took the body to Kemmerer for burial Sunday evening.
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Earl Moyer
North Cottonwood Creek
T. D. O'Neil
Wilson Ranch
F. W. Tanner
Buriel
Kemmerer
Robertson introduces new wool bill after veto
Senator E. W. Robertson introduces a substitute wool bill shortly after President Truman vetoes the earlier bill. The new measure, claiming to contain essential provisions of Robertson’s original bill, passes the Senate within four hours and moves to the House, with hopes of swift enactment.
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Washington
E. W. Robertson
Truman
Senate
House of Representatives
Robertson
House
Messenge
Big Piney Rodeo Jubilee Opens With Free Barbecue
Big Piney prepares a two day celebration on Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5 featuring a free barbecue at 11:00 a.m. in Town Square, a noon parade on Main Street, and a 1:30 p.m. rodeo at the grounds south of town. Events include a Pageant at Daniel on July 5 and Klondyke Nights in Pinedale on July 6 and 7, with Mass at DeSmet on Sunday July 6.
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Big Piney
West End
U. S
Bus
Bis
Joe L. Budd
Clifton Feat, Jr
Nelse Christensen
Gene Marie Sale
Dtizen
Shirley Fox
Marcille Ray
Big Piney-LaBarge
American Legion
Legion
Wool program extended to 1848 with CCC actions
The Commodity Credit Corporation wool purchasing program is extended to December 31, 1848 to guarantee the 1946 price for wool and authorize CCC to dispose of stockpiled domestic wool at prices competitive with imports. The House amended the vetoed bill with an import fee provision on foreign wool if imports threaten the program, a provision the President opposed in his veto message. House action on the new proposal is expected soon.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Ccc
House
House of Representatives
Campfire group returns from four day outing at Steel's Hot Springs
Fourteen girls and guardian Reta Carr plus camping gear were taken by Joe Bradley Jim Bertram and Rod Bennett to Steel's Hot Springs for a four day trip. Betty Mickelson and Mrs Marv Howerton taught swimming during the stay. A Council Fire welcomed three new girls Jackie Bermett Bonnie Fox and Janice Jones. Stunts and marshmallow toasts followed by swimming lessons. Girls were returned home Wednesday evening. all enjoyed the trip.
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Campire
Steel
Reta Carr
Joe Bradley
Jim Bertram
Rod Bennett
Betty Mickelson
Marv Howerton
Jackie Bermett
Bonnie Fox
Janice Jones
Stock Inspection Legislation Discussion Meeting at Pinedale
A stockmens meeting will be held at the Court House in Pinedale on Monday July 7 at 2:00 PM. Mr Owen Hoge of the State Livestock and Sanitary Board will explain the new law and urge attendance by all interested parties.
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Pinedale
Owen Hoge
State Livestock and Sanitary Board
Sublette County Rendezvous and Pageant Invitation
The Sublette County Historical Society invites all to a Rendezvous and Pageant in Daniel Wyoming on Saturday July 5 at 1030 AM Land will be served cafeteria style from about 11 AM Bring a picnic lunch and extra for others Bring cups plates and cutlery Hot coffee free Frontier or Indian costumes encouraged Dr Driggs of the American Trails Association will attend with a prominent movie from New York and eastern states Pageant begins at 1230 PM and ends by 200 PM to allow attendance at the American Legion Rodeo in Big Piney later that day Sublette County celebrates its heritage and the slogan Sublette County the Land of the Rendezvous.
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Department
Sublette County
Sublette
el K
Wyoming
Wild Life
Dantel
Green River
Daniel
Hmstorical
Driggs
American Trails Association
New York
American Legion
Big Piney
Air conditioning born in a brewery in 1879
In Alexandria Virginia Robert Porter brewer adopted Pasteur's air spoilage findings and built a cooling and purifying system in 1879 using liquefied anhydrous ammonia. Clean air is vital to brewing with Dr Winfield S Hubbard noting breweries must be the cleanest plants and air conditioning a key preventive.
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France
Louis Pasteur
Alexandria
Virginia
Robert Porter
Pasteur
Winfield S. Hubbard
The
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Agriculture
Mrs. Scott Granted Fellowship In Wyoming History
Mrs. Mary Hurlburt Irby Scott of Pinedale, an early Wyoming researcher of the Oregon Trail in the Green River valley, is awarded a Wyoming history fellowship at the University of Wyoming. Her decades of field work include tracing trail branches, aligning historical maps, and teaching in Laramie and rural schools. She plans to publish a life study of the Oregon Trail search. She has two daughters, graduates of the University of Wyoming, living in Cheyenne and Berkeley.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Green River Valley
Mary Hurlburt Irby Scott
Pinedale
University of Wyoming
G. D. Humpshrey
Arlington
Ore
Scott
Idaho
Oregon
South Pass
Oregon Trail
Gireen
Veley
Lander-Wagner
Reynolds
Josephine Irby Johns Coolidge
Dona Ligue Scott Pugh
Coolidge
University of California At Berkeley
Pugh
Cheyenne
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Commission
Little
Colorado Desert
Santa
Jackson
Game Dept
Klondy
Intervezw
Bill Hicks
American Legion Committee
Big Piney Barber & Beauty
Big Piney Drug Store
Big Piney Examiner
Big Piney Fuel and Ice
Big Piney Garage
Big Piney Mercantile Co
Bob's
Burney & Company
Cohen's Store
Cottage Hotel
Farrell Bar
Kenneth “Us” Fear
Parnell. Green
Lincoln Supply Co
Marbleton
Floyd Norris
Ollivier Hardware
Sawaya’s
Shell
South Side
State Bank of
K. E. McWhinney
Snowy Range
McWhinnie
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