Traveling Editors To Visit Sublette County
A group of traveling editors will arrive in Pinedale on July 17 from Rock Springs and spend several days in Sublette County touring ranches. They will be entertained at Mickelson, Miter and O'Neil ranches in Big Piney and enjoy rodeo events by the Sublette County Roping Club in their honor. The editors come from eastern publications and are tied to prominent magazines and daily papers.
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Pinedale
Rock Springs
Big Piney
Mickelson
Miter
O'Neil
Subiette County
Wyoming Taxpayers Association urges budget economy in defense
In Cheyenne the Wyoming Taxpayers Association calls for strict economy in the Consolidated Appropriation Bill and defense spending as a remedy to fiscal crisis. It criticizes proposed tax increases and urges Citizens to contact Wyoming Senators to oppose wasteful spending and expand domestic handouts.
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Cheyenne
Korea
Senate
Wyoming Taxpayers Association
Hoover Commission
Association
Russia
House
Tax Association
Frey W. Bennion
Bennion
Wyoming
Wyoming Highway Commission Allows Overwidth Permits
The Wyoming Highway Commission on June 20 1950 adopted a resolution authorizing the Superintendent of the Wyoming Highway Department to issue special permits for overwidth loads up to sixteen feet wide. Permits exceeding sixteen feet are forbidden. The resolution takes effect July 15 1950 and remains until further notice. Beulah Sage arrives from Denver to spend an undefined stay.
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Wyoming Highway Commission
Wyoming Highway Department
J. FR. Bromley
Meike Finds Much To Do During IFYE Trip
Donald Meike of Sussex reports from Denmark as part of the 1950 International Farm Youth Exchange delegation. He describes lodging, Danish work attire, hay loading methods, travel from Washington to London, touring Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, attending the Royal Tournament, then arriving in Copenhagen for a two month stay and enjoying Danish nightlife.
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Laramme
Hamle
Kronborg’ Castle
International Harvester
Denmark
Donald Meike
Sussex
International Farm Youth Exchange
Donald
Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
Meike
Hortenre Burton
Ton
IFYE
Wyoming
Finland
Washinton
D. C
London
United States
Buckingham Palace
Westminister Abbey
London Towers
Omaha cattle and hog markets show mixed gains and losses
In active trading at Omaha the cattle market mostly steady to higher with steers and heifers advancing. fat cattle sold around 98.05 to 30.50 per cwt with top rails and loads, while cows and bulls posted gains. Hogs rose to 81.01 per cwt with strong demand. fat lambs dipped slightly as California fed lambs and native lambs moved near 28.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
California
Notice of Ai Pemocritic Sneeling at Court House
Community notice from County Chairman Chris Berg announcing a Pemocritic event at the Court House on July 1 at 8 p.m. Invites local residents to attend and participate in the public gathering.
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Court House
Chris Berg
Cheyenne Mayor Files for Governor Nomination
Cheyenne Mayor Bert Nelson filed his Nominating Petition on July 12 seeking the Democratic nomination for secretary of state. He has served as mayor since 1947 and 1949 reelection, and cites city aid experience and broad knowledge of state municipal needs as qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Bert Nelson
Welson
Wyoming Candidates Announce for Primary Offices
Statewide political activity grows as candidates file for August 22 primary. Listings include National Representative in Congress T C Thompson Homer Oxley R Rug Barhaug William Henry Harrison Sidney G Kornegay and many state posts with parties and hometowns noted.
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Congress
T. C. Thompson
Rep
Cheyenne
Wyo
Homer Oxley
Lingle
R. “Rug” Barhaug
Denn. Casper
Wra
William Henry ‘Harrison
Banner
Sidney G. Kornegay
C. J
Doc" Rogers
Everett T. Conenhaver
Douglas
C. D. Williamson
Hanna
Edna B. Stolt
Sheridan
J. R. Mitchell
Treasuer
Casper
John J. McIntyre
Cisper
Samuel L. Asher
Sami B. Morgan
Frank A. Garreth
Riep
Lusk
Leeland A. Grieve
Savery
John Clark
Dem
Chiuyenne
Ben Nelson
Stats
Rudy Anzolmi
Rock Springs
James Greenwood
Supreme Court
Picnic at Fremont Lake July 16 Invites 4 H and FFA Members
Home makers and Farm Bureau invite all 4 H and FFA Club members and families to a potluck picnic at Freemont Lake upper boat landing on July 16. Two good times are assured for the event.
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Freemont Lake
Upper Boat Landing
Farm Bureau
FFA Club
Figures Released On Bond Drive From Wyoming
Fred W. Marble, state chairman of the Savings Bond Committee, reports Wyoming stands 5th among states in the Independence Bond Drive. E Bond sales from May 15 to July 1 reach 998 204.70 dollars, 68 percent of quota, with Teton and Natrona counties exceeding their shares. Marble urges banks and agents to report BE Bond sales promptly to ensure full credit.
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Fred W. Marble
Wyoming
Federal Reserve Bank
Teton
Natrona
Platte
Port Laramie
Lindon
Mot Springs
Sweetwater
Crook
Albany
Marble
Congregational Church Announces Summer Bible School and Classes
The Congregational Church announces a schedule led by student minister Jaci Hall. Adult Bible Class Friday 7 30 p m Sunday services July 16 11 09 a m midweek high school Cass July 11 7 00 pm July 28 variation Bible School 9 00 am to 12 00 noon.
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Aly
Cass
Riday
Varation Bible School
Notary Public Certifies Sworn Statement in Sublette County Wyoming
A Wyoming Sublette County sworn statement dated July 12, 1950, certifies that Rachel A. Scherbedl is not an officer or director. The document lists directors including Mickelson Sadie Osterhout James P. Jensen and is sworn before a notary with commission expiry December 5, 1983.
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State of
Wyoming
Wyomin g engineering grads land jobs across nine states
The 56 University of Wyoming civil and architectural engineering graduates secured positions before or after graduation in nine states and Alaska. Most accepted roles with consulting engineers, state and federal agencies, or construction firms, earning between 3000 and 4500 dollars annually.
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University of Wyomins
Alaska
A. J. McGaw
McGaw
Wyoming Highway Department
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
U. S. Geological Survey
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Inter-American Geodetic Survey
State Department of Public Flearth
Structural Clay Products Company
California Highway Department
U. S. Air Force
U. S.bureau of Indian Affairs
Wyobathe Highway Department
U. S. Geolegical Survey
Big Piney
William A. Ray
Petroleum Exploration
Louisiana
Wyoming beauty queen hopeful Lenore Hoffman profile
Lenore Hoffman 20 of Wyoming as Miss Somertea candidate reveals hobbies and traits. She rides horses since grade school and cherishes sleep while attending University of Wyoming summer school. She avoids smoking and drinking and enjoys sewing, dress design, and collecting salt and pepper shakers with about 45 pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petite Lenore Hoffman
Wyoming
Miss Somertea
University of Wyoming
Atlantic City
Kinder-Garten
Artist Guild Met At Spencer Ranch In Sublette County
The Sublette County Artists Guild met July 6 at the Spencer ranch Rone with co hosts Mrs Floyd Spencer and Mrs Sadie Osterhout. Members enjoyed a picnic under trees, clover contests with prizes, a business meeting, and a program of verse and stories. A letter from Mrs Lee Jordon's son recounted a Vatican City trip while on a Navy ship. Reports on Mardi Gras were given by Mrs May Sommers and Mrs Mary Murdock. Attendees included Mrs Harrison Guio of Los Angeles and others from Hood River and Hood River, Oregon. The next meeting is July 20 at New York Lake hosted by Mrs Lewie H Brown and Mrs Tack Funk.
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Floyd Spencer
Sadie Osterhout
Sublette
Mary Murdock
Harrison Guio
Los Angeles
Calif
Donald Jewett
Henry Budd
Lee Jordon
Getcher
Hood River
Gre
New York Lake
Lewie H. Brown
Tack Funk
Calvin Hunter Wins State Golf Meet in Cheyenne
Eighteen year old Calvin Hunter of Kemmerer shot a two day total of 156 for 36 holes to win the Wyoming Junior Golf Championship in Cheyenne. Hunter will represent the state at the National Jaycee Golf Tournament in Ames next month. Dick Dotson of Cheyenne finished second with 157, followed by Homer Sulauf of Cheyenne with 158 and Bill Swan of Casper with 161.
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Cheyenne
Calvin Hunter
Kem- Merer
Wyoming
Hunter
Ames
Dick Dotson
Hlmer Sulauf
Bill Swan
Casper
Good Citizens Series Highlights Home Taught Virtues
The piece stresses that good citizenship starts at home and grows through schools churches and community institutions. It warns against cynicism and urges rededication to ideals, noting the importance of honesty justice duty tempered judgment and faith in the nation.
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Big Piney
Good Citizen
Qexaminer
Uited
Barbecue to Benefit St Huberts Church Hoback Basin
Sunday July 16 the anal heef barbecre to be held at St Huberts the Hunter church in Hoback basin. Ranch women prepare and serve foul western style to raise money for the church used as a school.
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St. Huberts the Hunter Church
Hoback Basin
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Richard Murphy
Mr wand and Mrs Richard Murphy welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday July 12 in Warland Wyoming. Mrs Murphy is the former Idonna Davis. Subscribe for the EXAMIVER.
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Mr Wand
Richard Murphy
Warland
Wyo
Murphy
Idonna Davis
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Joseph Sage
Denver
Colo
THORS
TN ST
Politics
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State Bank of
Big
Swhdt
Aspad
Weenese
Geo. A. Moffat
Correct—Abtest
Jas
F. Mickelson
James P. Jensen
Artist Guild
Spencer Home
Copenhaver
Carbon
Converse
Johnson
Niobrara
Park
Campbell
Fremont
Hot Springs
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