Sublette County Wyoming district treasurer report 1955
George W. Nichols, district treasurer, certifies the school year financial report for District No. SW, Sublette County, Wyoming, showing cash on hand at start, receipts from taxes and funds, and totals for administration, salaries, operation, and maintenance with final balance and warrant figures. The report covers multiple revenue sources and deductions, ending with date June 18, 1955.
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Government of Royalty Fund
Equalivai
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General County
Gneral County
Esi Ee Ae Ag
Forest Reserve Fund
Tayser Giagng Fund
ELS
Hs, Pwom Ware
Cece
Ins
Peene
VRBO
Wabooy
O&unity
Ghuieheaton
Phebieneteek
CIOS
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Sublette
S. George W. Nichols
Sublette County
State of
Wyoming
Wyoming Educator Warns Against Federal Aid to Schools
A Wyoming economist Ralph E Cornell argues state and local control best serves education. He cites Wyoming’s six mill school levy and 1954 54 constitutional amendment allowing district borrowing, contending federal funding risks centralized control, bureaucratic waste, and higher costs. He notes Wyoming enrollment rising while funding struggles persist.
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U. S
Perents
Washergton
U.S
Wyoming
Broad “Publi School
Foundaeronter - Aepte D’este
Fedfran AM
TOV Patly
Educafon
Notice of Suit in Sublette County Wyoming
Charles O. Davis sues A. E. Palmer and unknown heirs to quiet title on Lots 7 3 9 and 10 in Block 20 C P MacGlashan First Addition Big Piney Sublette County Wyoming The defendants are to plead by August 13 1955 or a judgment will be entered. Published July 7 14 21 28 1955.
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District Court
Sub- Jette County
State of
Wyoming
Billie Jean Enoblich
A. EB. Palmer
A. E. Palmer
Third Judicial District Court
Sublette County
Wyaaning
Charles 0. Davis
C. P. MacGlashan
Big Piney
H. H. Summers
Market continued: hogs lambs and prices across range
Market figures show butcher hogs at 18 to 25 per hundredweight with peak sales at 20 50 to 22 50, sows up to 75 60, and a few at 2050. Spring slaughter lambs ranged from 20 50 to 22 50, old crop shorn lambs 17 50 to 18, shorn slaughter ewes 3 to 5 50, Kansas Spring feeder lambs 17 to 17 75.
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Kansas Spring
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Shepgekewen
U.u
George W. Nichols
William Knoblich
Summers
Hazel P. Bloom
Smith Brothers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Lmsure
Ralph E Cornell
Big Piney, Wyoming
Hotel
Kemmerer
Green River Valley
G. Murdock
Jas. F. Mickelson
Horse Cree
South Piney
Jer
P.O
Fall River Basin
John C. Budd
Green River
F. D. Chapel
H. L. Budd
Big
Wyomim
Bubceribe
the Examiner
la Barge Service
la Barge
Wyo
GEO. W. Hopkins Publisher
Wyoming Press Association
Rock Springs
Witte
DELCO
Big Piney Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Evelene Nichols
Worthy Metron
Naomi Hoyt
Big Piney Lodge
A.M. Regner Communication
Frane Yose
Frane Bray
The
Rock Springs National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Postal Savings Depository
Bill Sawaya
Avery
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