Miss Elisabeth Budd to Wed Harold Humphrey in Washington State
Mrs. Dan B Budd and daughter Elwabeth plan a Spokane trip July 23 by car via Yellowstone Park. In Washington on July 27 Elisabeth Budd will marry Harold Humphrey of Laramie Wyoming a Wyoming University graduate and U S Geologic Survey employee.
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Casper
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Big Piney
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Hawk Springs
Wyoming
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V. J. Looney
John Evenird
Caryn Murdock
al Osteerhout
Elisabeth Budd
Norman Barlow
L. Looney
James F Mickelson
Wyoming Tourist Traffic Insights From State Traffic Study
Wyoming Highway Department reports tourist info collected by questionnaire cards and traffic counts at four welcome stations. The study covers June averages, showing 8532 total cars stopped and 593 not stopped, with detailed registrations and regional groups. US 30 dominates inbound traffic with 1018 per day and a daily average spend of about 7.74 for food and lodging.
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Tourist traffic in Wyoming peaks with cross state routes
The report details average daily expenditures for tourists in Wyoming during the last week of June. It notes per car costs of 18.11 for lodging and meals, 508 for miscellaneous expenses, and 1111 for car costs, totaling 834.30 per car and 15 023 per day on US 20 and 18 728 on US 14 and 16. It records 2002 cars per day entering Wyoming carrying 6286 people who spend 55 618 per day, with 2887 for road construction and maintenance.
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Babw
Yellowstone Park
the Park
Wool Growers Prepare Rock Springs Convention
Wyoming Wool Growers Association announces annual convention at Rock Springs August 3 4 and 5 with advance reservations already strong. The event will draw a large crowd and feature national speakers as Wyoming's wool industry sustains about 75 million dollars in invested assets and 15 to 20 million dollars in annual income. Tom Solon of South Dakota arrives to help at the Murdock ranch.
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Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Tom Solon
South Dakota
Mary A. Murdock
Murdock Ranch
Olivier Moves to New Up to Date Store Building
J L Olivier relocates stock and fixtures from Marbleton to a newly created two story building. The lower floor houses a store and quarters while the upper level contains ten modern hotel rooms with baths and steam heat. Open house announced within ten days by Mr and Mrs Olivier.
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J. L. Olivier
Marbleton
Army Captain Croney visits here from thePhil Lippo Island patrol
Army Captain Earl S Croney of the Phillipine Islands cousin of C Ed Lewis spent several days with Mr and Mrs Lewis. He plans retirement at Fort Houston Texas on July 1 after thirty years in the Army Quartermaster Corps. Croney will resign to Manila briefly then return to Big Piney to join Mr Lewis in oil ventures.
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Phillipote Islands
C. Ed Lewis
Lewis
Houston
Texas
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Gcroney
Manila
Big Piney
Mr. Lewis
Annual Masons and Stars Picnic Rescheduled to July 50th
Kemmerer Lodge No 33 AF and A M and Lincoln Chapter No 28 G E announce their annual picnic moved from August 6 to July 50. All masons and their families and Stars and their families invited. Bring lunch. committee provides coffee ice cream and soda. At Jim Buck's ranch on Hamsfork. Lucile Garretson chairperson entertainment committee.
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Hamsfork
Six Deputy Wardens Appointed in State
Lester Bagley announced the probational and temporary appointment of six deputy game wardens after competitive exams. Named to assignments include Archie Pendergraft Natrona county Emory Kimball Converse county John Otey Sublette county Ralph Coyer Freemont county Marlin B. Divyer Park county and C C Shuffledbarger Goshen county.
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State Game and Fish Commission
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Natrona County
Emory Kimball
Converse County
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Sublette County
Ralph Coyer
Fre\Thont county
Marlin BE. Divyer
Mead Bill Rides Farm Credit Plan To Aid Small Biz
The Mead Bill proposes government backed small business loans through the RFC with 90 percent bank insurance, $1000 max per loan, up to ten years, and 4 percent interest. Critics warn of risks of fraud and losses while supporters include some Federal Reserve officials and spending advocates. Banks oppose due to expanded federal authority though Treasury figures show mixed enthusiasm.
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Morgenthau
Nnion
Washington
Opening of Big Piney Gaiety Theatre Draws Huge Crowd
A record crowd filled the Big Piney Gaiety Theatre for its opening night last Saturday, with the 300 capacity hall overfilled for the first show and a second screening sold out. The new theatre offers up to date facilities and popular prices for residents of Big Piney and Sublette County.
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Big Piney
Rock Springs Girl Wins State Poster Contest
Wanda Mahaffey of Rock Springs High School won Wyoming in a national meat poster contest for high school students. Judges in Chicago selected her from 11,970 participants from 748 schools in 48 states.
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Lakewood
Ohio
Free Day At Wyoming State Fair Opens September 8
Douglas Wyoming hosts the 31st annual state fair with a new plan offering free admissions on opening day September 8. Events include arena prize divisions for bucking horses, jackpot roping, weight pulling, and Indian war dances plus various exhibits and entertainment through September 11.
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