Wyoming Agriculture Report Sees Adequate Moisture Despite Frosts
Wyoming agriculture reports surface and subsoil moisture adequate for crops and range, with some counties showing softer subsoil in Converse and drier pockets in Washakie Sweetwater Weston and Converse. Frost and hail caused scattered losses to beans corn and alfalfa, while hay harvest progresses and late-summer pasture outlook remains good to excellent in most areas. Insects and diseases pose risks, including cutworms armyworms psyllids flea beetles and grasshoppers. range feed overall good with pockets of concern. Livestock contracting remains slow with Lambs traded lightly at 12 cents to 12 1/2 cents per pound. no sales detail provided.
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Washallie
Sweetwater
Weston
Converse
Converse County
Big Horn
Premont
Sheridan
Gardeng
Laramie
Platte
Countie
Pfsea
Washakie
Park
Srawthag Ranidiy Og
Crook County
Sargent Inn Hosts Artists Guild Meeting
The Artists Guild met Saturday afternoon June 23 at the Sargent Inn with host Mrs L W Sargent. Members listed include Mesdames Hoben Meyers Richardson Murdock Jeweth Bittle Barow Sommers. Guests were Janith Holden Celia Sargent and Mary Louise Sargent. Contest winners were Mrs Barow and Mrs Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artist's Guild
Sargent Inn
L. W. Sargent
Mesdames
Alice Hoben
J. A. Meyers
Austin Richardson
Mary A. Murdock
G. Jeweth
Dan Bittle
Norman Barow
May Sommers
Janith Holden
Celia Sargent
Mary Louise Sargent
Mrs. Barow
Mrs. Richardson
Alice Holden
America
Norman Barlow
Richardson
Wolken
Annapols Durng
Holden
Donald
2-40 Weed Killer Seen as Valuable Yet Cautioned
George W. Boyd of the University of Wyoming Extension warns that the 2-4D weed killer is not a universal cure for noxious weeds. He says when used properly it can be effective, with tests showing selective results. cautions include drift harming tomatoes and the need to follow recommended dilutions and target plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Boyd
Agricultural Extension
University of Wyoming
Nesson
Het al Boise
Idaho
Boyd
Lea
Bovd
Green House
Zoo
Livestock Faring Notes On Calves And Lambs Recovery
Report shows calves and lambs growing well after a harsh spell with scattered calves progressing slowly. Dry cows steers dry ewes and yearlings are gaining flesh rapidly as the year advances.
Paper Bombs Campaign Aims at Japanese Strongholds
The Office of War Information and the Armed Forces drop propaganda leaflets from re processed waste paper on Japanese positions. The aerial leaflet campaign aids U S invasion efforts in the Philippines and other occupied territories by spreading allied messages to enemy troops and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of War Information
Philippines
Burma
Meeting on Green River water development for Big Piney ranchers
The Green River Basin development information committee plans a Saturday 8:30 PM meeting at Big Piney to explain water projects on both sides of the Green River. Attendees include Bureau of Reclamation and state engineer staff, Union Pacific representatives, plus local officials and ranchers from the Big Piney district seeking input on proposed irrigation and livestock-feed uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Big Piney Area
Green River Basin
Big Piney
E.B. Hitchcock
Big Piney District
Itchcock
Bureau
D. PL Multer
Watr [Atters
L. C. Bishop
Wyoming
Comany
Information Committee
Walter
Ite
Hitchcock
Wyoming oversubscribed its 7th War Loan quota
Wyoming oversubscribed its 7th War Loan I bond drive, finishing with $6,102,000 102 percent of the quota. Total E bonds sold reached $17,527,000 175 percent of the goal. Individual purchases stood at $9,617,990 120 percent. Counties show varied percentages with Hot Springs 138 percent, North Laramie 184, Natrona 102, Sheridan 96, and others trailing but contributing to the state effort amid a nationwide drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Quceta
Indiv
Dtuele
Cate
Montana
Iowa
Mississipp
Nebraska
Wyning
Hot Springs
North Lance
North Big Horn
Teton
Yellowstone Park
Tedall
Laramie
Park
Ni- Feare
Washakie
Enec i
Johnsen
Sweetwater
Gallant Marines to Be Commemorated on July 11 Stamp
The article notes a July 11 commemorative stamp for six Marines at Iwo Jima, with Washington ceremony details and a series plan honoring armed forces branches. It mentions Senator OMalley and a House resolution urging stamps for Army Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and Merchant Marine, plus the Rhine crossing proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadunete
Mt Suribacht
Washington
United States
Mt. Suribetel
Iwo Jima
Post Office Department
Junne
O'Mahoney
Pacific
Mt. Sunbachi
Leaflets and morale warfare reach Japanese from Saipan to Yokohama
Army broadcasts reveal Filipino harbouring of underground radio sets and ammunition support. Leaflets printed in Saipan and distributed by B 20 bombs threaten Japan with city wide bombardment and offer surrender terms. One officer notes the value of words over powder, while morale warfare includes cardboard leaflets and Burma jungle terror scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Philippines
Australia
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Saipan
Japan
Kobe
Tokyo
Nagoya
Yokohama
Burma
New Paper Board Ration Box Improves Air Crew Lunch
A new paperboard ration box called Air Crew Lunch aids fliers on long missions. It uses a sleeve to expose candy and gum through holes, enabling eating without removing gloves. The device, about the size of two decks of cards and four ounces, was developed by the Chicago Quartermaster Depot’s Subsistence Lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becaus
Guimer
Chicago Quartermanster
J. A. Krug
War Prouction Board
Salvage paper may spur Jap surrender say wartime readers
Italiana and Germans looted supplies after raids and grew confident in their impact. The public is urged to turn in salvage paper to aid victory and potentially save American lives by stifling enemy resources.
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Wyoming Report On Agriculture
Tounthis
Lincoln
Carnora
Albany
Sublette
Mrs, Sargent
Artists Guild
Green River Development Co
Campbell
East Fremont Ly
Weden
Natroma
Goshen
Uinta
Pia‘de
Carbon
Ralpi UH. Espach
We VU. &. Bureau of Mines
Peuro.com
New York Central
al Alsoes Oleg
Barlieswiv
Chad
Aml
Bureau of Mones Stam
Bartlesville
Bureau Evergineen
Bartleswee
Lariume
Zaudies
Laranie
Cut Banke Mont
Walden
Ramzey
Colo
Harry D. Nichols
Wyomime
Pi Kapox Alpha
The
Aerican Association of Petroleum Geologists
Sigma Mi
Wasonic Order
Kiwanis, and
Presbyterian Church
Dort
Green River Development Company
Nf Community Hat
Big Pinney
Pete Jiacoletti
Kemmerers
Wyoming Distributing Company
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