Address by Clifford Hansen at Wyoming Stock Growers
Clifford Hansen outlines association achievements and goals in a broad report. He highlights brand inspection, tax fairness, pension funds, regional meetings, and national actions to boost beef demand, plus ongoing efforts on public land bills and conservation.
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Clifford Hansen
Wyo. Stock Growers Assn
Wyoming
Shle
John Stevenson
Cheinman
Ed W. Johnson
Lloyd van Deburg
American National
Pension Trust Fund
Douglas
Gillette
Gillete
Jackson
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Cannes
Agricultural Department
American Meat Institute
National Livestock and Meat Board
Grand Master Of Masons Visits Local Lodge
Grand Master Homer E. Zor of Greybull Wyoming attended Big Piney Lodge No. 47 AF and AM with Wor shipful Master Jim Kbhmmell presiding. Zor spoke to officers and members, received hearty applause, then a banquet hosted by the Eastern Star. His wife was entertained by Star ladies during the event.
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Big Piney Lodge No. 47
A. Mo
Jim Kbhmmell
Homer E. Zor
Greybull
Wyo
Grand Lodge of
Wyoming
Eastern Star
Scholarship Winners to Attend Summer Science Camp
University of Wyoming geology head Dr H Knight announces 1954 Summer Science Camp scholarship winners. Recipients include Phillip Mangan from Laramie Frank Beasley from Denver Bernard Hanson from Mayville John McNamee from Laramie Michael Walsh from Sheridan Raymond Zell from Cheyenne and Robert Looney from Big Piney plus zoology student.
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H. Knight
University of Wyoming
Phillip Mangan
Laramie
Frank Beasley
Denver
Colorado
Bernard Hanson
Mayville
John McNamee
Michael Walsh
Sheridan
Raymond Zell
Cheyenne
University
Robert Looney
Big Piney
Junior Rodeo opens season with mixed turnout in Piney
Monday gala day featured Saddle Bronco Riding won by Ronald Davison of Kemmerer and Rareback Bronc Riding led by Dale Wright of Lander with other top placers from Jackson to Pinedale. Weather kept crowds down but competitors aim for stronger turnout next event.
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Piney
Ronald Davison
Kemmerer
Joe Budd Files for State Representative in Sublette County
Incumbent Joe L. Budd of Big Piney filed with the Secretary of State in Cheyenne on June 1 for nomination to run in August to represent Sublette County. He seeks reelection at the November election.
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Joe Budd
Sublette County
Joe L. Budd
Big
Weather notes and farm projects at Big Piney district
The Big Piney fifteen year weather record shows June highs near 80 and average highs around 60, with June lows near 21 and average lows about 27. Precipitation averages 13.2 inches, with a recommended 2.39 inches. the lowest annual rainfall was 29 inches in 1939. Farmers including Philip Marineri are preparing sagebrush land for alfalfa, sowing Overland oats, and planning irrigation with drops and gradient laterals. Arthur Homer has added turnout boxes on his ranch and aims to replace all. Tyle Rosendahl plans aerial spraying for sagebrush and willows. Other commitments come from John Budd, R. O’Neill, Di Finnegan, Renee Homer-Spence Ranch reran irrigation with Soil Conservation Service to convert meadow to alfalfa, expecting two to three years before a solid alfalfa stand emerges.
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Big Piney
Philip Marineri
Teece
Tyle Rosendahl
I Co
John
Budd and Son
R. O'Neill
di Finnegan
Renee
Homer-Spence Ranch
Soil Conservation Service
Knapp Couple Heads to New York City for Study
Dr. Robert Knapp and his wife depart for New York City where the doctor will pursue study indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. George Grinestatt visited from the Winkleman place last Thursday.
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Robert Knapp
New York City
Mrs. George Grinestatt
Winkleman Place
Farewell Party for Vic and Betty Cullens
The Big Piney community held a farewell at Masone Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cullens of the Sporsound 4 chapter. They plan to move to Pullman Washington where he will attend Washington State College after resigning as local school superintendent and she as a high school teacher.
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Masone
Victor Cullens
Big Piney
Tharon Greenwood
Mrs Cullens
Cullens
Vick and
Bety
Pullman
Washington
State College
Pirey
Eight Masons Take Crown of Knight Templar Degrees
On Saturday afternoon at Masonic Hall, Masonichall Kemmerer Commandery of Knight Templar conferred degrees in Big Piney. Candidates listed include James Har lower, A Cooper, James Jorgen sen, Carl Jorgensen, Bud Jorgen sen of Pinedale, Norman Barlow, Con Elton Clow, Sr., and John Gallamore. An Eastern Star banquet followed.
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Masonichall
Short Run at Omaha Monday Trade Edges Up Amid Memorial Holiday
Omaha livestock run shortened by Memorial Day observance. Slaughter classes rise 25-50c with calves and yearlings up to 24.50, cows and beef cows higher, hogs strong to 50c gains, fat lambs up a dollar. Stocker feeder trade steady with youths and calves selling around 21. Nebraska stock heifers to 19.50, sows 17.50-23, rams and ewes steady near 37.50. Local notes: Greenwood and Mickelson from Cottonwood attend Masonic lodge. Mrs. Alvin Twitchell in Salt Lake for hip operation. Pat Doerr visit Casper.
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Omaha
Texas
Nebraska
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Lew Country
Wyoming Lock Growers Association
Maurice Prink
Boulder
Fisenhower
Congress
Mr Zone
Star
Masons
Bob Looney
Lester Brewer
Alaska
Goth
Arthur Homer
Hig Ranch
Vic
Betty Cullens
James Greenwood
Gordon Mickelson
Cottonwood
Masonic Lodge
Alvin Twitchell
Salt Lake Hospital
Carl Doerr
Pat
Casper
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