Sublette County 4 H Club News and Local Notices
Weekly column from Carl Urbighi details Sublette County 4 H Club activities including livestock judging plans at Joe Budd ranch July 25 and demonstrations. Notes on electric projects, wildlife crest work, and the Bowder Mavericks square dance. Also covers State Fair dates, federal gas tax refunds, and University reminders on farm safety and weed control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Big Pirey
Mirs
Francis Tanner
Joe Budd
Thursdy
Nuumbers
Mos
Norma Steamer
Daniel Norman
Daniel Dandies
Daniel
Ralph Garbutt
Bowder Mavericks
Buster Martin
Pinedale
Ron
Douglas
Meir
Wyoming School Districts Benefit From Impacted Areas Setup
Department of Health, Education and Welfare lawyers rule that some Wyoming school districts may be benefited by impacted areas setup. The finding notes potential adjustments to funding and resources for affected districts within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Keith Thomson
Department
Congress
Thomson
Tatmson
Bob Thommen
Thommen
General Counss
State of
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Thomeen
Milward Simplor
Velma Linford
Wyomint
Tie State
Sublette County Forage Tour Showcases Irrigation and Fertilizer Gains
The Sublette County Forage Production Tour in Pinedale highlighted high production on Wendell Grable and Ditton farms through water control and fertilizer. Participants observed test plots by LG, Shefir I, Ted Major and Fred Shriver as cattle meadows were expanded, irrigation boosted yields, and grasses and legumes were tested for response. About 35 locals attended the event amid hot eastern weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette Co
Pinedale
Wendell Grable
Alfred Ditton
Shefir I
Ted Major
Fred Shriver
Shriver
Saint Paul
Dann A. Fosher
Lions Club Picnic Brings Community Together
A large crowd enjoyed a fish fry and chicken at the Lions Club picnic near Sacajawea Forest on Middle Piney Creek. Organizers led by Orville Wilkerson earned praise for the well-run event with strong support from volunteers. attendees noted the gathering and urged a return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Sacajawea Forest
Middle Piney Creak
Orvill
Wilkerson
Elise
Aoing
Mary Fear Honored At House Warming
Mrs Kienueth Fear Jr was honored at a house warming at the Kenneth Bear Sr home on July 23 A social hour and games followed Mrs Tear opened and displayed gifts Refreshments were served by the hostesses Those present included Helen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kienueth Fear, Jr
Kenneth Bear, Sr
Karmen
Marincic
JoAnne Knanp
Bertha Roberts
Elva Marincic
Wool Growers Convention Panel Discusses Stock Promotion
At Casper August 6 to 8 the 54th Wyoming Wool Growers Association meeting will feature a panel on livestock promotion and checkoff legislation with Reuben Anderson Eben Keith and Carl Jorgensen. Also, R Lauren Moran and Lowell Puckett join talks on public lands and forest management during the convention program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Anderon
Pine Bluffs
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Eben Keith
Kayece
Wyoming State Grange
Carl Jorgensen
Pinedale
Wyoming Beef Council
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Casper
Rex Theatre
Congress
R. Lauren Moran
Riverton
Wyoming Mining Association
Lowell Puckett
Bureau of Tard Management
Cheyenne
Wrarming Wool Growers Association
Tve Steck Growers
Wyoming Trucking Association
Henning Hotei
Walter Kingham
Mary
The
Truckers
Honored Guests Included A Long List of Hostesses
A roster of names appears as attendees and hostesses in the event program. The honored figure Mary Fear is mentioned among the participants, with many individuals listed alongside as organizers and helpers for the gathering.
Gas Franchise Agreement Between Town and Western Wyoming Gas
A 1957 letter of intent outlines a six month agreement between the Town of Big Piney Wyoming and Western Wyoming Natural Gas Co. granting a 30 year public utility franchise for gas in Big Piney. It sets conditions for public hearings, street use, safety rules, and prohibitions on other franchises during effect, with renewal by mutual consent. Executed July 19 1957 with officials Evelyn and Fear.
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Big Pinky
Subl
Wyoming
Western Wy
Wyoming Public Service
Es Bank
Wyaming
Puble Service Commisson
Ney Ageing
Eack
Upos Securi
Wyomi Pubitc Service Commission
State of
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Partica
Western Wyoming Natural Gas CG. c
Meet Me on the Green
A tribal raid tale follows Lily Lightfoot as she straps a caisson to horses and escapes pursuit across the plains. Indians, cavalry, and frontier hardship shape a harsh retreat toward the mountains, where winter survival and cautious retreat define the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Lightfoot Careiny
Carson
Toa
Lily
Caisson
Adeen Guily
Tay Fern
Rilles
Met
Huger
Tanner Elected New Southwest District School Board Member
At the annual Southwest District school meeting on Wednesday afternoon James Greenwool was reelected and W Tanner was elected as a new board member. Dan Chapel declined candidacy. Other members listed include Pery Kotha Clarence Vickrey and Mrs Don Jewett. Routine business on routes buildings and related matters was discussed and referred to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greenwool
W. Tanner
Dan Chapel
Heard
Pery Kotha
Clarence Vickrey
Don Jewett
Final Contest Set for July 30 at Local Stadium
Reading unclear text notes a next contest reaching a final stage on July 30. References to a possibly local event include terms like contest and final, with no clear names or places. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Sage Grouse Season Set Across Wyoming in 1957
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission announced a 1957 sage grouse season covering portions of ten counties. Open hunting will occur in all of Sweetwater and Uinta counties and parts of Cerbon Natrona Fremont Lincoln Sublette Park Big Horn and Albany counties. Daily bag limit is three birds and possession limits apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Sweetwater
Uinta
Cerbon
Natrona
Fremont
Lincoln
Sublette
Park, Big Horn
Atebany
Wyoming
Sweetwater County
Natrona County
Pathfinder Migratory Bird Refuge
County Side National Forest
Fremont County
The
Indian Service
Lincocke
Grey's
Park County
Bis Horn
Albany County
Bamforth Migratory Bird Refuge
National Forest
Mrs. Studt Returns Home From Salt Lake City
Mrs Don Studt and her daughter from LaBarge have returned from Salt Lake City after Mrs Studt underwent operations on her legs. Mr Studt traveled to bring them home. James DeGraw is visiting LaBarge before heading back to Salt Lake hospital for further treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Stidt
LaBarge
Salt Lake City
Studt
Mir. Studt
James DeGraw
Cigs
LaBerge
Salt Lake Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl Urbighi
University
Guernor Simpcon
Les
Amo Tragole
Ata
Soil Conservation News
Mary Fear
Wool Growers Convention
Rachel A. Schorbel
Xyra Cooley
F. W. Tanner
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