Secretary of Wyoming Stockgrowers Ass'n Here
Russell Thorp executive secretary of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association visits from Cheyenne to urge more membership and protection for Wyoming stockmen. He warns against rushing sales and rubber checks while noting forecasts of a strong fall market and high feeder demand. Thorp and Frank I P Ball Sr. toured local ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Stockgrowers
Russell Thorp
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Cheyenne
Karp
Towa
Mr. Thorp
Frank I P. Ball
Will There Be Enough Feeders to Go Around
The Omaha Lockman Journal notes widespread rains have boosted grass, crop prospects, and feeder demand. With hog production down and native cattle slopped, potential demand for grazeable stock is now broadest in years, raising questions about supply as buyers rush to stock up this summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Lockman Journal
Congratulations To Finley Petrie Country Correspondent
Finley Petrie, renowned as a witty country correspondent, wins the Country Home Magazine prize as best in the United States. He receives 200 dollars and will travel to New York City next month with Mrs. Petrie as chaperone, all expenses paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Petrie
Finley
Country Home Magazine
New York City
Mrs. Petrie
Estray
Opal
Senator O Mahoney Scores Again
Washington, D. C. Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming records a six line understanding that broke a deadlock on the administration’s court reorganization plan. The pact, noted in pencil on a Senate scratch pad, guided a 70 to 20 Senate vote after hours of closed committee action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Snow
Washington
D. C
Jay
Senate
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
State Judiciary Committee
Change in Picture Show Management Made Here
TWA Manwell of Rosevelt Utah visited last weekend to place the local picture show under new management. Ephraim Pectol takes charge and aims to improve service. Future shows will be listed a week in advance. This week features Without Orders Friday and Dionne Quintuplets in Revue Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWA
Manwell
Rosevelt
Utah
Lee
England
Ephraim Pectol
Satururdey Iight
Dionne
Travel Across the World Feature Encourages Readership
The National Geographic Society writers and travelers explore far places and natural wonders beyond the horizon. The newspaper invites readers to seek out travel articles and share with friends who will likewise find the feature engaging and informative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
Mrs L D Tanner Hosts Sublette Artists Guild Meeting
Mrs L D Tanner entertained the Sublette County Artists Guild at her home on Saturday July 24 with a luncheon and meeting. Fourteen members attended and a word finding contest was won by Mrs A Richardson and Mrs Beagle. Readings paintings and musical selections were shared including stories by Elizabeth Budd Budd and Dan Budd, originals by Mrs Budd and Mrs Jensen, a watercolor by Mrs Norman Barlow, and a piano solo Kashamiri Love Song by Mrs A Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artists’ Guild of
Sublette County
L. D. Tantan
P. W. Jenkins
Heppler
Lena Hamilton
Francis Tanner
Hannah Enos
Dan Budd
Elizabeth Budd
Beth Tanner
A. Richardson
Beagle
Delbert Bess
Lora Neal Jewett
James P. Jensen
Mae Sommers
James P.jensen
Charles. Bayer
Dr. Eddy
L. D. Tanner
Appa Etnalizabeth Budy
Mol Flanders
Becky Sharp
Paver
Seth Tanner
Sublette County receipts and disbursements 1937 report
The Sublette County Wyoming statement covers receipts and disbursements from January 1 to July 1 1937. It lists cash on hand 55473.84 several tax and fund totals with balances for general welfare school and road funds. It includes bonded indebtedness certification by County Treasurer Faler dated July 1 1937 and notes local social updates.
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Sublette
Wyoming
National Forest
New York Lake
Boulder Lake
State
Town of Pinedale
Big
WOLD
American Legion Convention Set for Rawlins August 19–21
Rawlins Wyoming reports housing needs as the 19th Department American Legion Convention and 16th Auxiliary Convention approach. Verne Farmer leads Legion housing with many room deposits. Mrs. Bernard Berger oversees Auxiliary housing. Committees plan a diversified program including drum corps contests and various entertainment and transportation arrangements.
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Rawlins
Wyoming
Verne Farmer
B. H. Berger
American Legion
American Legion Auxilary
Legion
Auxiliary
Howard D. Peverly
Legion Committee
Alex McPherson
Bernard Berger
HW. K. Fulton
D. C. Rudy
Mel Bauer
George Craig
Harlan Warnner
Nick Anderson
C. W. Jeffrey
Chris Keldsen
Ross H. Alcorn
C. A. Lane
Charles Barner
Distret
Sigmund D. Karst
Engstrom-Duncan
Elmer D. Krimmiman
Engstrom- Duncan
L. R. Probst
Laramie
State Department
American Letion Auxiliary
Howard Peverley
W. H. Moore
E. B. Peverley
Carl Lahrman
California Livestock Market Forecast Sees Firm Prices
Los Angeles in 1937 reports cattle feeding at record scale with 30 000 cattle in county feedlots. Prices for beef stay firm as hay costs rise while hogs hit peak Pacific Coast levels since 1928. Campanile observers expect strong competition between feeders and packers and a likely fall and winter market.
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Los Angeles
California
Missouri River
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Pacific Coast
Lun A Angeles
Notice for Public Land Claim at Big Piney Wyoming
Department of the Interior notice records AL Osterhout of Big Piney Wyoming filing a final three year proof for a stockraising homestead entry in sections 20 21 28 29 township 31 north range 113 west sixth principal meridian to be presented before County Clerk C G Feltner on September 3 1927. Witnesses listed: Joe Hill Henry L Budd Pete Hoag and W E Sherman all of Big Piney Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osterhout
Big Piney
Wyoming
Township 31
Range 113
Sixth Principal Meridian
C. GC. Feltner
Pinedate
Joe Hill
Henry L. Budd
Pete Hoagand
W. E. Sherman
Notice of final three year proof for stockraising home stead
Department of the Interior gives notice that Del Bert Dewitt Dearth of Big Piney Wyoming has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim in Section 28 Township 30 North Range 114 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The proof is to be considered by U S Commissioner William E Baer at Pinedale Wyoming on September dth 1937. Witnesses named Elias H Shideler John Hansen Frank Mann and Arthur Homer all of Ble Piney Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Evanston
Wyoming
Delbert Dewitt Dearth
Big Piney
Range
Sixth Principal Meridian
William E. Baehr
U. S
Pinedale
Elias H. Shideler
John Hansen
Frank Mann
Arthur Homer
Ble Piney
Loraine Rollins
Register, Register
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Senator O’mahoney
Artists’ Guild
Lee Payne
John Stevens
Mr. Payne
William Sherman
Boulder
Gee
Tryst
State OF Wyoming
S. D. Karst
L. A. Waite
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