Idaho Pilot Killed in Snider Basin Crash
William Misczuk, 32, employed by Blackfoot Téaha Flying Service, died when his spraying plane crashed in Snider Basin about 23 miles west of here. The incident occurred about 7 15 AM Sunday during a brush spraying mission for the U S Forest Service. Medical and investigative personnel recovered the body and launched an inquiry led by FAA and state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Misczuk
Blackfoot
Téaha
Flying Service
Snider Basin
Hereigst
U. S. Forest Service
L. G. McCarley
Etica
Harger Station
Francis Tanner
James Lambert
Edward Garret Big Piney
Robert Knapp
Smith
John Mackey
Mortis Horton
Pinedale
Packtoch
Idaho
Dr Smith
Mr Gender
L. G. Mearley
Ranger Station
Lembert
Tim, Sheehan
C.aa
George Nelson
State Aero~ Navies
Art Buckingham
Bridger
Forest
Miseruk
Sublette County Agent Resigns Position
Moyle W. Anderson, Sublette county agent since 1953, resigns effective July 1 to enter ranching in the county. His career includes roles as superintendent of schools and county agent in Utah and Oregon, with a bachelor’s degree in animal husbandry from Utah State Agricultural College and ranching in Gunnison Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyle W. Anderson
Sublette
Anderson
Inkem
Idaho
la Grande
Ore
Mt. View
Wyo
Uinta County
Utah State Agvicultural College
Gunnison
Utah
Wool Growers to Hear USDA Wool Expert at Casper Meet
Dr Harold P Lundgren director of wool research at Albany California will speak at the Wyoming Wool Growers convention in Casper August 7 He leads research on shrink proof wool without changing hand or fabric strength and explores new cleaning methods and uses for wool fibers The convention also plans an August 7 banquet and dance with a speaker to be announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Lundgren
Western Regional Laboratory
United States Department of Agriculture
Albany
California
Wyoming Wool Growers
Casper
Lundgren
Zeré
Wyoming
Wool Growers’ Convention
Spesier
Silver anniversary celebration postponed to a later date
Notice states Mrs. Timer Olson celebrants postponed the silver anniversary event planned for Sunday July 7 due to unforeseen ness and a new date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timer Olson
Wlver
Fertilizer Tests Boost Meadow Yields In Idaho District
In a riparian test plot Joe Budd’s nitrogen fertilization raised meadow height by several inches over untreated areas. Trials show 160 pounds per acre yields tallest grass. 80 and 46 pounds per acre also increase growth. Blackfoot Flying Service sprayed sagebrush. one spray plane crashed, killing a pilot. Secretary Benson advocates prosperous farming. Lana Fosher notes conservation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Budd
Doe
Dee
Blackfoot Flying Service
Sagebrusn
Snider Basix
Lamber Kalling
Benson
Wyoming Hereford Show and Sale Dates Announced
The Wyoming Hereford Association moves its Casper show to November 11 and 12 to avoid winter conditions. About 20 bulls will be offered in pens of 2, 2, and 5 with singles. Fall beer tour plans include southeastern Wyoming visits and details to be set after breeder meetings. Officers include President Mai, Vice-President Joe Budd, and Secretary Tony Fellhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Hereford Association
Caster
Taned
Gore
Mil
Wyoming
Mai
Joe Budd
Big Piney
Tony Fellhauer
University
Moose Sheep Permit Drawing Set For July Ninth
A drawing to determine recipients of moose and mountain sheep permits will be held at 9 am July 9. Judge panel includes Harold Olsen Jr of Riverton Clarence Pearson of Gillette and Howard Sanders of Jackson under the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Jiacoletti
Gierk
Wyoming Game and Fish. Commission
Harold Olsen, Jr
Riverton
Clarence Pearson
Gillette
Howard Sanders
Jackson
Arrangements Complete for Fourth and Fifth Celebration
All preparations for the barbecue and rodeos to be held today were finished last night per the Lions Club and Sublette County Roping Club. Officials expect guests to enjoy the Biz Piney stay, with a dance on the night of the seventh. Prizes from local businesses, hotels, and individuals will be awarded.
Wyoming fishing improves as water recedes in 1957 report
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department notes progress in fishing conditions across the state as water levels drop. Highlights include Mackinaw trout catches near Lows Lake in Fremont County, including a 30 pounder, and reductions in water levels on the Platte Green and Big Horn rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th “Wind River
Dubsis
Hugh
Lows Lake
Fremont County
Platte, Green
Big Loramie
Alcora Reservoir
Lake DeSmet
Wyoming
Dr. Davis to Arrive Here Sunday July 7 From Denver Colo
Word from Denver reports Dr W. Davis will arrive Sunday July 7 with his family. They will reside in the new Congregational parsonage until the completed home is ready. The community of Big Vaney and surrounding area welcomes a physician of his reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Davis
Denver
Colo
Paul Scherbel
W. Davis
Davis
Big Vaney
Mrs Hattie Beesley Dies. Rites Planned For Monday
Mrs Hattie Beesley mother of Mrs Mack Smith died Saturday at the Sart home of Wikrmities. Remains prepared for interment and shipped to Greeley Cole Monday accompanied by Mrs Smith. Ceremonies and vitement will take place. obituary notes limited readable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Beesley
Mack Smith
Wikrmities
Greeley
Cole
Artists' Guild Meeting at Triangle Ranch Hoback Basin
The Subleve County Artists' Guild met at Triangle Ranch June 27, proposing $100 donations to two county Community Lib raries from profits of the guild published book Carvings on the Aspens. Members heard readings and greetings from Jackson Hole, Cheyenne, and California visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artists’ Guild
Triangle Ranch
Hoback Basin
Haicheon
Dudley Hayden
Jackson
Jackson Hole
Ada Enos
Ann Finlayson
True Story
Writer's Yearbook
Mae Mickelson
Hannah Enos
Wyoming
Lora Jewett
Dean
Madge Punk
Wilda Springhans
Haycun
Mary Louie Sargent
Reobert Strobel
Alma Bowlesby
James Greenwood
Cheyenne
May Sam- Mets
Myra Cooley
Madge Funk
Etta Hennick
Adaudd
Peggy Kyenild
Wilda Sprigmann
Max Merkelron
Helen
Dorothy Sargent
Iva Mae Brown
California
Wilda Springman
Betty Dilnre
Ihe
Mass Celebrated at DeSmet Monument 1840 Centenary
Mass to be celebrated at the DeSmet Monument near Daniel on Sunday July 7 marks the centenary of the first Mass in the region. The 1940 commemorative service drew thousands. this year Rev Charles Bartes leads the service with Fourth Degree members of Rock Springs Assembly assisting as altar staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSmet Monument
Daniel
Dudy
Wyoming
Horse Creek
Father Puare
Wyoming Knights of Colanba
A McGovern
Duane Hunt
Salt Lake
Pontafier
Charles Bartex
Pinedale-Big Piney
Rock Springs
Meet Me on the Green and the Meadow Gulch Gold Era
The tale recalls South Pass mining history with gulches yielding large sums in earlier days Money flowed freely and spurred town growth including livery stables a jewelry shop saloons hotels and even doctors turning to mining Local officials like Judge A B Conaway are noted for policing the era and shaping its rough frontier justice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pass
Meadow Gulch
Yankee Gulch
Spring Gulch
A. B. Conaway
Babe Probasco of LaBarge Dies
Babe Probasco of LaBarge died at his home Tuesday. Funeral is set for 10:00 a.m. Friday in LaBarge with interment at Big Pine Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe” Probasco OF
Labarge
Babe Probasco
Iltutest
Big Prey Cemetery
Six Kinds Of Big Game For Archers In Wyoming
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission announced archers may hunt six big game species this season Elk deer antelope moose mountain sheep and bear with appropriate licenses or permits. Archers must obtain a free archery permit from the Cheyenne commission office by sending license numbers and types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Commission’ Cheyenne
Frontier Skirmishes and Saloons Echo South Pass Story
Vague items recount Sioux clashes at Popo Agie and nearby camps. Names include Lehman, Newman, Philips, Goodson, Walker, Anderson, Latham, with cabins and orchards later noted. Wild West saloons like The Keg and Fattys Place appear amid raids, mining camps, and emerging Wyoming towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Len Lu
Whilam Gemner
Iar
Mow
Lehman
le Bull Lake
Andrew Newman
John Philips
Paul Wenevere
Montains
Moner’s Delight
John Anderson
Te Calle
Atlanead Gulch
Latham Euting Wood
James Goodson
Goodson
Jack Walker
Enseyor
Wyoming
Hus
Hulty
Pat Flaningan
Frank McGovern
Scotty
John B Qakley
Bob Evang
Jeff Davis
Frencis Zermer
Vimegar
Sam Pairfield
al Tomkins
George McComie
St Louis
el Dorado
Shakespear
Tweed
Fritz Ritz
City Hotel
The
Eclipse
U. S
Kidder
New South Pass
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Marold P. Lundgren
Soil Conservation News
Lana Fosher
Wereford
Wyomng Game and Fish
Lions Elect International President
Edward G. Barry
Little Rock
Arkansas
Lions International
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Natalie Wood
Miss Wood
Marjorie Morningstar
Warner Bros
Georgie
Chip
Sudsy Johnson
Shampon
Lewis
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Senate Labor Subcommittee
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