Lander Trail Markers Set At Big Piney Pack 22 Meeting
Pack 22 of the Big Piney Cub Scouts held a May meeting after school with many families in attendance. Eleven monuments were set along the Trail from the Fair Grounds to the Idaho line, Dutch oven beef served at Bertrand Place, flag ceremony led by Den Chief Paul Miley, and awards including Wolf badges and Arrow ranks presented by Dave Thomas. Plans for outdoor summer Pack activities and recruitment of boys aged 8 to 11 were announced.
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Andes
Kenneth
Marge Guio
Margaret Mickelson
Wayne
Katie Bardin
Dave Thomas
Glen
Marge Hargrove
Bill
Jane MacGinnis
Delbert
Mikhea Lewis
Edyther Earp
Juanita Phillips
Edna Bollinger
Donna Holder
Ben Harris
Shirley Tanner
Paul
Rachel Scherbel
Den
Blake Hymns
Paul Miley
Scott Scherbel
Acel Amith
Stephen Palaniuk
Candon Guio
Kurt Shepherd
Marlowe Scherbel
Chris Bandin
Brent Holder
Ricky Hargrove
Rusty McBic
Mike Harris
Paul Evans
Eddie Bollinger
Duane Lewis
Jock Meeks
Jay McGinnis
Billie Kysa
Mike Thomas
Mark Mickelson
Peter Tompson
Burdie Bardin
John Diebler
Mike Phillips
Robin Miley
Randy Hlargrove
Richard Jarve
Danny Earp
Dirk Roeller
Mail Route To Remain As Is
Senator Gutle McGee announced the Post Office Department will keep the Kemmerer Big Piney Pinedale paid mail route and schedule unchanged following a public protest meeting. The department decision came after a timely review and public input.
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Big Piney
Wye
Washington
Gutle McGee
D-Wye
Post Office Department
Kemmerer
Big Piney-Pinedale
McGee
Senate Post Office Committee
Din Doherty
Seistor Gale McGee
Dennis Piernick Awarded National Astronomical Society Grant
Dennis Fienick a junior at Pacific Lutheran University and graduate research fellow at the University of Washington has received an advance study grant from the National Astronomical Society. A mathematics and philosophy student he will pursue theoretical astrophysics and a future college professorship. The grant was awarded for a space theory dissertation and is one of three given to scholars aiming for university careers.
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Dennis Fienick
Pacific Lutheran University
University of Washington
National Astronomical Society
Piernick
Federal aid for airports urged to match highway system
A speech argues for stronger federal aviation support, comparing airport and highway cooperation. It highlights the 1946 Airport Aid Program, the predominance of general aviation, and the need to expand land acquisition and road links to terminals to prevent ground delays in a growing metro era.
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United States
Ald Ts Bas
Ground Offered for Sublette County Hospital in Daniel Wyoming
Letter from A. W. Travelute offering six acres of land near Wyoming Highway 189 at Daniel with access to electrical power and water, and good drainage. He urges central, equitable location for Big Piney Pine Dale and Bondurant communities and asks for the hospital board's response.
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Paw Scherbel
Sublette County
Big Piney
Wyoming
Mr. Scherbel
Daniel
Judy Livingston
Big Tiney
Pinedale
A. W
Meeting Date Change For Southwest School Board
The regular Board of Trustees meeting for Southwest School District No 9 Pag Piney Wyoming has been moved from Wednesday June 9 to 7 30 pm Tuesday June 8 at Biz Piney Elementary School. Bids for coal and fuel will be opened at this time.
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Southwest School District
No 9
Pag Piney
Wyoming
Biz Piney
Wyoming in the News 1890 May 17 24 items
The Buffalo Echo reports Shoshone prophecy stirs unease among Indians and prompts war department input. northern Wyoming pushes for stronger Fort McDinner garrison for safety. Casper Mail notes 6000 sheep being shorn daily by 35 workers. Sheridan plans bond for $35,000 and a Sheridan school election. Appleton Worster recounts a bear encounter. Lander Clipper describes inspection of local ore samples including copper silver ore coal and lime from Rattlesnake country.
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Buffalo Echo
Northwest
United States
War Department of Washington
Wyoming
Fort Mcldinner
Casper Mail
John Morton
Cassrrvan
Sheridan
Appleton Worster
Lufee
Appleton
Worster
Riley Edmonds
Blake
Jon
4 H events and lawn care tips highlighted in county bulletin
The notice lists June events for 4 H members including Rural Life Sunday at 7 00 am at Daniel livestock judging at 1 00 pm at Rasy Calvert Ranch and a Wyoming Junior Hereford Field Day in Wheatland June 12 plus 4 H Camp June 14 17 at Alpine. It notes a Beed chartee to check cars by Jaycees and FLPA and covers lawn weed control tips including 24 D and dicamba and sagebrush spraying observations. It also cautions on food safety for picnics and offers wax and vase tips with Heloise reference.
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Rural Life
Daniel
Rasy Calvert Ranch
Wyoming Junior Hereford Association
Wheatland
Wyo
Alpine
Jaycees
FLPA
Falers
Mineral finds spark Fremont County growth prospects
Natrona county near the Fremont county line reports ore samples showing minerals in their true state as Edmonds endorses their geological value. The note adds that such discoveries could boost Fremont County population and wealth, while mentioning visits by the Moffats and related kin from Portland. Wyoming Game and Fish lists 1965 nonresident antelope permits still available in ten hunting areas with some areas sold out. Funeral of Mrs Gilchrist in Ketama?er referenced.
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Natrona County
Fremont County
Edmonds
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Black Hilla
Weaton County
Niobara
Lusk
Muddy Rawhide
Wil
Koek
Horse Creek
Laramie Peak
Clearmont
Baat
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BOY Scouts
Big Piney Curb
Jackson Elk Drive
Idaho
Tah
Wyoung
Elk Refuge
Jackson
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
Evanston
Afton
Casper
Dennis Piernick
Eed Lcope
Airways For America
Ssociation
Daniel, Wyo
Ky Malcolm
Benjamin Franklin
Wyoming State Archives
By Lola M Rlomsher
R. Ange RiTin
Scotland
Bob Laman
Stella
Heloise
Stelle
Bil Moffat
Mrs. Hilston
Portland
Oregon
Sate
Greece
Sage
George Moffat
al Gilcnrist
Cotterawood
William Giichrist
Ketamerer
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