Report of School District Treasurer Cash Recieved and Expended
Sublette County Wyoming district treasurer George W Nichols certifies the annual financial report. It records funds received from government oil royalty state school land income fund general aid and local taxes, plus salaries and outlays, with notes on deductions and omissions for the year ending June 4 18054.
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Sublette
George W. Nichols
Omaha Livestock Leads Market Run Tuesday in Front of Field
Omaha market shows strength as Tuesday cattle prices climb with Choice and prime fat cattle up to 1050 pounds selling steady to strong. Weighing notes mention steers and yearlings around 26, with various classes across sizes trading, including sows and lambs, while replacement lambs trend lower and Idaho feeder lambs appear in the mix.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Kansasity
Neigainy
Wéstern
Havenler Ieee Ab
Idaho
Farm Bureau News on Price Supports and Surpluses
Analysis of cash receipts shows 2 percent from basic stock dairy and poultry and 32 percent from flexible supports. Flexible price supports are argued to be more advantageous overall, though some farmers may still benefit from fixed supports for basic crops.
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Wwe
Ecelpte
Agriculture Department
UUKS
Yong Tun
United States
Anand
Two New Beef Breakfast Items Hit U S Menus
Beef promotion leaders announce two new products appearing on breakfast menus nationwide. Beef bacon promotes morning meals as a staple, while beef sausage expands breakfast options across markets.
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United States
Lee ‘Keith
Wyoming ‘Stock Growers ’Association
Wyoming youth seek Air Force Academy nomination
Congressman William Henry Harrison of Wyoming announces that Wyoming applicants for the first class of the Air Force Academy must be ages between 17 and 22, bona fide residents, and submit birth dates and mailing addresses. Only one cadet vacancy is available for Wyoming. selection will involve Civil Service examination and nominations from members of Congress.
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Wyoming
Force Academy
Wiliam Henry ‘Harrison
R-Wyo
Washington
Washington, D.C
Air Force ‘Academy
Canares
Harrison
Civil Service
Selecsihy
Uiat
Military Academies
Congress
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van Harrison
Wyoming Geology Scholarship Awarded to Jon McNamee
John McNamee of Laramie is the 1554-65 recipient of the $100 Wyoming Geological Association Scholarship for the University of Wyoming. Melanee, a geology junior, is the fifth recipient of the WGA award given annually to a deserving student with a high scholastic average. Raymond Maret Thermopolis, a geology senior, also received the award for 1953 54 side remarks mention Red Cross aid figures.
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John . McNamee
Laramie
Wyoming Geological” ‘Association
Scholsarahip
University of Wyoming
Melainee
WGA
Bec-Ory
Raymond
Maret
Thermopols
Veterans Affairs reports sharp rise in May home loan apps
The Veterans Administration said nearly 42 000 home loan applications were submitted in May, up 23 percent from April and 73 percent from May 1953. Appraisal requests also continued to rise, totaling about 134 000 dwelling unit appraisals with Pros Rose and total units split between prospects. Nearly 25 percent of GI home loans in May 1954 had down payments, with 25 to 30 year terms common.
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Veterans Administration
Construction planning notes from engineers during project phase
Engineers’ notes during the planning period document key considerations for a construction phase. The remarks emphasize scheduling, safety, and coordination among teams to ensure project milestones are met while addressing potential site constraints.
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Anton Filipto
Administratrix Theresa Bubig in Sublette County Wyoming seeks final settlement of the Anton Filipto estate. Final account and petition for distribution to be filed by July 30, 1954 with objections due by August 10, 1954. If no objections, final settlement to be made on August 14, 1954. Published June 1954 by Magagna Galicich Hamm attorneys.
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Anton Filipto
Court of
Sublette County
Wyoming
Theresa
BUBIG
Magagna
Galicich & Hamm
Water 30 Tons Weekly to Meet One Person’s Needs
Edwin R. Cotton of the American Watershed Council argues that if every faucet displayed a sign claiming 30 tons of water per person weekly, national water conservation would rise dramatically. He cites Eisenhower and calls for a partnership among states local communities private citizens and the federal government to plan and manage water resources, stressing cooperation over bureaucracy and noting the need to balance food, power, and water projects.
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American Watershed Council
Washington, D. C
America
Walter
América
Great River
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