Green River Rendezvous Draws Big Crowd in Daniel Wyoming
The Annual Green River Rendezvous set for Saturday July 17 at Daniel Wyoming aims to top last year with more Indian costumes and a larger audience. The event coincides with plans for a 10 percent Red Cross drive led by district chairmen across Wyoming, with J Monroe Campbell and Earl Reid among organizers.
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Daniel
Wyoming
Jay
American Red Cross
Casper
J. Monroe Campbell
St. Loui
Jon Wyoming
Earle H. Reid
Torrington
Wate
Bruce
Jones
Cheyenne
Albany
Goshen
Laramie
Platte
Werntz
Gillette
Campbell
Crook
Niobrara
Weston
Vera Keyes
Offalo
Johnson
Sheridan
H. H. Patterson
Gasper
Carbon
Converse
Fremont
Natrona
Shoshoni
Wind River
Lyman W. Winkle
Big Horn
Hob Springs
Washakie
Cody
Greybull
Lovell
Shoshone
James Mickelson
Big Piney
H. T. Emmett
Worland
Washekie County
Katharine A. Moreton
Hazel M. Langedyke
Cheyuernne
E. McRorey
W. G. Perkins
Boyd V. Osborn
Veara Anderson
Beth McLellan
Opal
TU. Baker
B. F. Payne
Earl Peet
Lusk
Camilla Hansen
Midwest
Ches Walters
Buffalo
Howard M. Coe
Wheatland
Frank Cowan
Wyoming Bucking Horse Plates Return for 1938
Officials announced yellow and blue bucking horse license plates for 1938 to be produced in Nebraska and exchanged for Wyoming woolen blankets made by convicts. The plan ends months of controversy over the symbol with many letters praising the design.
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Wyoming
L. C. Hunt
Nebraska State Reformatory
Nebraska
Rawlins
Laramie
Free Buffalo Barbecue and Rodeo at Lauzer Ranch Cora
Town visitors Mr and Mrs Jige Ball attend events at the CL Bar Rodeo near Cora on Sunday July 11 Free entry for riders and performers no entry fee A noon buffalo barbecue seven hours of events include trick riders a clown and a free dance at the end Arena manager Larry Allen says E S Lauzer hosts guests and spares no expense to welcome the public
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Cora
Larry Allen
E. S. Lauzer
Gilhousen
Ening
Denver
Help to prevent forest fires in Wyoming forests
Wyoming National Forest rangers urge all residents to prevent and suppress fires. Build fires away from logs and brush, drown flames and cover with soil, carry a shovel to clear burnable material, and ensure matches and cigarettes are fully out. Call nearest ranger station to report fires immediately.
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Forest Rangers
Wyoming National Forest
Wyoming
Bank Statement of 1937 Including Liabilities and Capital
A historic bank report shows total liabilities excluding capital of 314,911.52 with total liabilities and capital at 355,466.91. It lists capital stock 10,000 split into 100 shares, undivided profits 5,555.39, and total capital 40,555.39. Legal reserve requirement 55,439.11 with assets eligible as reserve 221,741.62. Memoranda note pledged assets and secured liabilities of 27,676.26 and 46,100.00. Signed by cashier Albert Larson and directors Frank Ball Mildred Jensen and Frank Fear.
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U.S
Albert Larson
Horses and mules value rises in farm economy debate
In Los Angeles 1937, Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse and Mule Association of America notes farm stock valued at about 1.75 billion dollars as of January 1 1937, with a per head of 99.05 dollars. He argues horses and mules still play a key role in farming and recreation amid shifting mechanization.
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Los Angeles
California
Wayne Dinsmore
Horse and Mule Association of America
Verne Meeks Wins Lander Opening Week of Camp Crown
Verne Meeks of Big Piney won the bronc busting crown at the Lander Pioneers Days event. Earl Jammerman of Split Rock placed second, Mervin Bath of Laramie third. Billy O’Neal of Burris, Wyoming finished last in the bulldogging contest. The group completed eight days with strong records as Cadet officers and Citizens Military Training instructors concluded lectures on leadership and citizenship for 232 trainees at Fort Douglas under Major Hammond.
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Verne Meeks
Lander
Citizens” Military
Fort Douglas
Hammond
Visitors Set Record At Yellowstone Park Exhibit
Yellowstone Park officials reported 95 117 visitors through June 30 up from 84 574 in 1936 and 55 119 in 1935. Montana led states with 10 42 thousand visitors while Canada topped foreign nations with 1 103. average daily entries rose 11.3 percent.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Rairoads
Thee
Montana
California
Canada
Forest Fire at Horse Creek Rescued Camp on Fourth
A forest fire at the tie camp on Horse Creek drew about two hundred forest officials and CCC boys into action from spon taneous combustion in a sawdust pile. Ranger Carter ordered help Saturday afternoon and the flames were controlled by Sunday. The OCC boys, forty six in number, returned home after their firefighting service for Uncle Sam.
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Horse Creek
CCC
Carter
Uncle Sam
Beig
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green River
RED Cross
Daniel News
Sargent-Moreland
Alice Sargent
Harold Moreland
L W. Sargent
Harold R. Moreland
Canyon City
Colorado
Mouse
Wye
George . Guild
Congregational Church
Tetons
L. W. Sergent
Margaret Brady
Richard Morrison
Bluebird Cafe
Jackson
L. W. Sargent
Sargent's Inn
Wyoming Training and Preparatory School
Ivinson Hall
Salt Lake City
Colorado College
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Celia
Mary Louise
Bill Sargent
William Parse
Searsport
Maine
J. E. Sargent
Beaver
E. D. Key
Heith Revette
Ballinger
Elgin
Fall River Basin
E A Richardson
Austin, Jr
Chicago
Darhel
Richard Key
Rock Springs
Mamie Petrie
Pete
Vigo Miller
Polo
Ogden
Utah
Stanley Decker
Gannett Peak Lodge
Sargent’s Inn
Hotge
Mr. Decker
E. 8
Mrs
Jige Ball
Halfway
Forest Service
Dutch Joe
Fremontecc
Willow Creek
Kendall
Pinedale
Snider Basin
Kemmerer
Kelly
Afton
Bedford
Meadows
Blind Bull Mine
G. P. Bar Ranch
Green River Lake
Wyoming Nationsl Forest
Wyo
Conditio
State Bank of
United States
TOTAL
Frank D. Ball
Mildred Mickelson Jensen
Frank A. Fear
State of
County of
Lincoln
Nellis Frizzell
LA. Menauig
Intenor
Citegus’ Ay
Alton
Fire Aca
Ureys Rver
Snder Bes
Yellowstone
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