Alpine 4-H Camp Draws 125 Attendees From Sublette Areas
More than 125 Sublette and Sweetwater 4-H boys and girls and adult leaders joined the Alpine 4-H camp near the Idaho border for three days of swimming rifle practice outdoor activities and ceremonies. Youths elected junior leaders from each group and sessions were led by the camp staff and county agents with emphasis on teamwork and recreation.
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Idaho
Parson
Bears
Charles B.id
Big Piney
Lila
Stout
Farson
Cougars
Karen Gamble
McKin
Wyoming 4-H students to study in Pakistan and Argentina
John Lester Barer Chugwatey and Don Bror Erickson will depart for Pakistan and Argentina as Wyoming 4-H exchange students. The two go for a penal two way program coordinated by the Agricultural Extension Service with sponsors including the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation and the State 4-H Leaders Council. Barer leaves in September for rural visits through year end. Erickson sails from Washington in October and returns in April 1948 with host country assignments supported by state groups.
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Taramie
John Lester Barer
Chugwatey
Don Bror Erickson
Centennial
Wyoming
Burton W Marston
Paker
Pak Te
Pakistan
Marston
Baker
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Erickson
Argentina
Washington, D. C
Wyoming State
Salt Lake Painters Set Convention in Pinedale July 20 23
The Painters Association of Belt Lake City Utah will hold its summer convention in Pinedale for four days of business and pleasure from July 20 to 23.
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Salt Lake Painters
Pinedal
Painters Association of
Belt Lake City
Utah
Pinedale
Inc
General Petroleum's Wyoming Report Updates Drilling Units
General Petroleum details exploration activity in Wyoming with Buckhorn Unit 62A 9 Explor atory Drilling at 6721 Hogsback Unit 87 19 and Tip Top units 23 13 5 18 33 12G 174. Notes old wells plugged at 6600 feet and remaining units preparing for work.
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Buckhorn
Slim Hole Drilling Co
Hogsback
Miracle 4
Wooster Drig Co
Reddit
Cotarco to Build Colorado Wyoming Coal Plant
Cotarco corporation of Denver signs a contract with the City of Walsenburg Colorado to develop 800 acres for a multi million dollar carbonization plant using coal from Colorado Southern and Wyoming. The project aims to stockpile 500000 tons of coal this year and revitalize the soft coal industry by extracting high grade char and by products from bituminous coal.
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Cotarco Corporation of
Denver
Walsenburg
Colorado
Cotarco
Wyoming
High School Band Clinic Set at University of Wyoming
Plans firm for the annual high school band clinic on the University of Wyoming campus from July 25 to August 6. Director Harrison Lewis and Charles Seltenrich lead. featured saxophonist Fatgard Rascher appears August 3 to 5 with solo and final concert on August 4. Fred Weber to present band methods August 2. Applications extended to July 15 for ages 13 to 19 with teacher recommendation.
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Laramie
Dwettn
University of Wyoming
Hagar Lewis
Charles Seltenrich
Univesity
Clin
Dfatgard Rascher
Edie
Rascher
Ynoich
Fred Weber
Weber
Musa
Wyoming Taxpayers Report Details State Expenditures
The Wyoming Taxpayers Association notes about half of state spending in two years went to four general areas. Highway costs reached 314 million with 22.2 million in construction. University 11.1 million. game and fish 3.8 million. welfare 7.3 million. Federal aid and gasoline tax drive highway receipts.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Highway Commission
General Fund
Game and Fish Commission
Commission
Jackpot Rodeo Set for Pinedale Sunday July 24
A Jackpot Rodeo is planned in Pinedale at the rodeo grounds at 200 vm. Hosted by the Pinedale Roping Club it features saddle bronc riding bareback riding team roping and calf roping. Attend for thrills and spills with good horses and riders promised. July 2002 date referenced.
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Pinedale
Venus
Pinedale Lions Club Summer Carnival Dates Set
The Pinedale Lions Club will hold a Summer Carnival on Friday and Saturday July 22 and 23 starting at 7 00 p m in Pinedale contains ten bingo games with a grand prize Saturday refreshments served and admission ten cents Lions invite locals to join in the merriment Also a Sublette County Historical Society meeting is planned at Sargents Inn Daniel Wyo on Wednesday July 20th
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Pinedale Lions Club
Pinnedale
The
Sublette County
Izmir Fair Promises Big Sales for U.S. Machinery
The Izmir International Fair runs July 20 to August 20 with 3000 exhibitors from Turkey and 17 foreign countries drawing an expected 2 million visitors. The event showcases U S farm and industrial equipment amid Turkey’s rapid expansion, despite 40 percent of the budget spent on defense.
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Izmir
Mediterranean
Turkey
U.S
Free World
Auckerman Named Driver of the Month for July
Gene J. Auckerman of Gallagher Freight Lines earned Driver of the Month honors from the Wyoming Trucking Association at Cody meeting. He aided crash victims in 1950 1953 and 1955, while maintaining a flawless 46 year radar trailer driving record with over 1.5 million miles.
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Gene J. Auckerman
Gallagher Freight Lines
Wyoming Trucking Association
Cody
Auckerman
Moneta
Ruckerman
Salt Creek Freightways
Burlington Truck Lines
Anderson-Penton
Mills
Mills Fire Department
American Trucking Associations, Inc
Allied Industrie
Wyoming Association
R H Clinton
Denver
Wes Hayden
Pete Buchanan
Jack Albee
Casper
Virginia Moore
Gallagher
Mr. Auckerman
B G Yeck
Big Piney
Wyo
Steady To Lower In Market At Omaha Monday
Omaha livestock market trends show steady to lower action with fat cattle weak by up to 50 cents and some heavy steers off as much as a dollar. Steers and yearlings sold around 19.25 to 22.50, with top steers to 23.25. 1309-pound steers brought 22.25, 1400-pounders 22.25, fed heifers 23, killer cows 9.50 to 12.5, bulls to 15.50, calves to 21, stockers steady to weak, hogs steady to 25 cents lower, pigs to 19.25 and sows 17.25. Lambs weaker on the slaughter floor.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Madge Funk Receives National Camp Fire Leadership Award
Pine Dale resident Madge M. Funk is among ten women nationwide honored with the Camp Fire Leadership Medallion for outstanding work with local Camp Fire Girls groups. The award, the organization’s top national honor, recognizes creative programs meeting girls growth needs. Camp Fire Girls serves girls across 3,000 communities and was founded in 1910.
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Madge M. Punk
Pine~dale
United States
Martha F. Allen
Misa Allen
Camp Fire Girls
Blue Birds
Horizon Club
Ranchers laud Uranium Rights in Congressional Record
Wyoming ranchers praise a Congressional Record report detailing landowner and uranium prospector rights. Wyoming Stock Growers Association leaders Norm Barlow and Clifford Hansen urged government officials to join Casper discussions, with Hansen’s address and convention resolutions cited. The record published June 24 highlights 100 uranium questions from ranchers.
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Wyoming
Congressional Record
Norman. Barlow
Cora
Wyo
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Congressonal
Frank A. Barrett
Casper
Sen. Barrett
Sen
Joseph
O’maehoney
Visitor from Salt Lake City On Stay With Jensen Family
OD Sargent of Salt Lake City Utah visited the home of Mr and Mrs James P Jensen from Saturday to Tuesday They traveled with Mrs Viola Myrick on Sunday to Jackson and Moran for a motor trip without further details of the journey.
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Sargent
Salt Lake City
Utah
James P. Jensen
Viola Myrick
Jackson and
Moran
Wool and lamb markets report with mixed prices
The market shows choice and prime wooled lambs at 22 to 22.60, No 2 pelts at 20 to 2150, old crop yearlings 17 to 18, and shorn slaughter ewes 3 to 5.50. Feeder lambs eased, natives 17.50, Panama breeding ewes from Idaho at 930, short term to solid mouth ewes 6 to 8.50.
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Panama
Idaho
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Stella McKinstry
General Petroleum
Wyoming Coal
U.W
Wyoming Taxpayers News
Madge M. Funk
Cornelia M Jewett
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