Donna Gray to Attend Girls' State in Wyoming
Donna Gray and Lucille Gray will represent Big Piney at the seventh session of Girls State at the University of Wyoming from June 12 to 18. Delegates are chosen for leadership, character, courage, honesty, scholarship, and cooperativeness, with a $20 fee plus transportation. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors Donna Gray. one girl from Big Piney may attend this year due to small membership.
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Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Donna
Lucille Gray
Big Piney
Laramie
American Legion Auxiliary
Dee Fox
Donna Gray
Bu'ler
Wyoming Union
Union
State Capitol
State of
S. J. Siren
R. H. Burns
A. L. White
M. J. Arbuckle
Cheyenne
Burl Wright
F. W. Bartling
Douglas
Capsira Looney
Madge Funk
Pinedae
Fern Bender
Midawest
George Westrup
B. D Claycomb
Cody- Public Relations
Frank Andresys
Riverton
Mra O
Peterson
van Tersell, Hosesses
Ralph Holland
John E. Wiley
Sam Morgan Iocth
Cheycone
Fall Bull Sale Planned by UNTTA Lincoln Producers
South western Wyoming Hereford Association set a fall bull sale for the last week of October after reviewing the spring Kemmerer sale. Members weighed spring versus potential fall timing and are studying new location options. Kemmerer area is favored due to prior cooperation, though no final site is chosen yet.
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Lincoln
Southwestern Wyoming Hereford
Moyle Anderson
Uinla
Histor ical Society Sets June 13 Meeting for Costume Orders
The Historical Society will meet at 8 pm on Monday June 13 at Sargent's Inn. This is the last chance for members to place costume orders. Costumes will be ordered the next day with Tik seeking members in either trapper or Indian dress.
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Historial Society
Sargent’s Inn
Tik
1950 Wheat Acreage Allotments Drive Begun in Pinedale
The PMA office urges ranchers planning to plant wheat in 1950 to visit the Pinedale office and provide past wheat history. Farms with no wheat sown in 1947 48 or 49 must request a 1950 acreage allotment by June 27, 1949 to establish an allotment. With 1948 act provisions marketing quotas may apply to the 1950 wheat crop.
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PMA
Pinedale
Wyoming Delegation Opposes Moorhead Dam Plan on Powder River
A nine member Wyoming delegation urged the Senate appropriations subcommittee to reject Moorhead Dam on the Powder River near the Wyoming Montana line. They argued the project harms lands and water rights, citing soil conservation and flood control data. Rep. Barrett stated all stored water would be Wyoming water and urged a regional compact before any dam construction.
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Washington
Powder River
Wyoming-Montana
Frank Barrett
James Munro
Manville Kendrick
Henry A. Buressi
George W. Leitner
Sheridan
F. M. Whilfen
Clark
Wyeoming
Montana
Weeming
Safegtard
Protec Wremine
Congress
Worthy Grand Matron Visits Local Chapter in Wyoming
Mrs. Ruth Gowdy, Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Wyoming Order of the Eastern Star, paid an official visit to Big Piney Chapter No. 42 on Monday June 6. A banquet at the Cottage Hotel opened the event with attendees from Pinedale Bemmerer Rock Springs Evanston Green River Jackson and Cheyenne. The meeting featured exemplification of the order’s work, a talk by Gowdy on aiding needy children, and a generous donation toward the Shriners Hospital in Salt Lake City.
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Ruth Gowdy
Cheyenne
Grand Chapter
Wyoming
Order of the Hasternm Star
Big Piney
Cottage Hotel
Pinedale
Bemmerer
Rock Springs
Evanston
Green River
Jackson
Helen Kvenild
Jim Kimme
Order A
Ma_itran
Ruth’ Gowdy
Shriners
Galt Lake City
Mantern
Wee Hare Watkins
Pud Wright
Ruth
Kemmerer
Mac Mickelson
Big
Legion Auxiliary News Notes Annual meeting and new officers named
The last regular meeting was at Howerton's on Sunday June Sh. New officers were elected for Irers Lena Olsen President, Toma Fox 1st Vice, May Jensen 2nd Vice, Reta Carr Secy Treas, Leif McNinch Historian, Tharon Mickelson Sergeant at Arms, Doris Hicks Chaplain. They will be installed at the September meeting. Donna Gray chosen as Girl Stater will go to Laramie June 12 for a week with Wyoming state girls.
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Howerton's
Irers
Lena Olsen
Toma Fox
May Jensen
Secy
Treas
Reta Carr
Leif McNinch
Tharon Mickelson
Doris. Hicks
Donna Gray
Laramie Simeny
Wyoming
County Road Planning Meetings Urge Community Input
Rural residents are urged to decide which roads in their area should be county, private, or farm to market roads. Public meetings are set in Pinedale, Boulder, and Daniel to discuss road declarations and funding.
Community Meeting Notice Spreads Front Porch Planning
Residents north of Cottonwood Creek and those served by the Jackson Highway are urged to attend meetings at Bonduran St Hubbert Church on Friday June 17 at 2 00 pm and Big Pinsy School House at 7 30 pm for planning the county wide initiative. Contacts urged for all neighbors south of Cottonwood Creek to the county line.
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Cottonwood Creek
Jackson Highway
Bonduran
St. Hubbert
Big Pinsy
Wyoming game commission announces mountain sheep and moose permit process
Hunters are reminded to submit applications with a 15.00 fee for residents or 75.00 for non residents to the Wyoming game and fish commission Box 375 Cheyenne. Applications must include first and second area choices. Registrations begin July 1 and may be delayed if allocations are not met. Permits issued August 1 and transfers not allowed after issue. Details list units, areas, permit counts and seasons for moose and mountain sheep with units across Green River Pinedale Jackson Hole and others.
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Wyoming Eames and Fish Commission
Wyoming Same and Fish Commission
Cheyenne
Green River
Pinedale
Jackson Hole
Buffalo- Fork-Gros
Upper Hopack River
Hoback River
Lincoln Big Piney
Yellowstone
Clarks Fork
Sweetwater Lander
Little Sandy
Wind River
Wiggins Fork
East
Senators to Visit Germany Over Malmedy Beatings
Senators Lester Hunt and Estes Kefauver along with a doctor and dentist plan a June 19 to 26 trip to Germany to examine accused Malmedy defendants amid claims of abuse during interrogation. The visit aims to produce a full report on the murder trials tied to the 1944 Battle of the Bulge.
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Lester C. Hunt
D. Wood
R. E. Baldwin JR
Conn
Estes Kefauver
D. Tenn
Germany
Malmedy
Bruitady
KR. E. Baldwin
Sensie Armed Services
Hunt
Federal Security Agency
United States Army
Belgium
Senate
Cattle Hog Market Reverses Trend With Mixed Steady to Lower Trade
Livestock report shows Monday sales at 15 000 cattle and 9 000 hogs, slower trade with many items 25 to 50 cents lower. Cattle easing: cows steady to 50 cents lower, bulls to 30, stockers weak, calves at side. Hog market steady to 50 cents lower, butchers 16.59 to 21.75, sows 15 to 18, old lambs steady near 29 to 31, ewes 7 to 11.
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Eimners
Soc Flower
Mit
Permits Issued Across Green River Regions
The notice lists multiple areas with hunting or fishing permits and date ranges. Green River area shows 10 permits from Sept 15 to Oct 24, Chit Creek and Willow Creek 2 permits Sept 10 to Oct 24, Jackson Hole 8 permits Sept 10 to Oct 24, South Fork 20 permits Sept 10 to Oct 24, North Fork Apes unspecified, Greybull 8 permits Sept 10 to Oct 31, Clarks Fork 10 permits, Wind River Torrey Creek 10 permits Sept 16 to Oct 31, and Wiggins Fork 6 permits.
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Green River
Jackson Hole
Willow Creek
Wind River Torrey Creek
Wiggins Fork
Bobby Looney Attending Boys' State This Week
G Looney will represent Big Piney at Wyoming’s Boys’ State held this week at the University of Wyoming Geology Camp. The program, run by the American Legion, teaches practical government through simulated offices with officials from U S Senators down to local agencies. Officials in charge include Senator I W Balt Roe and W Christensen Cheyenne. Notables visiting camp include Governor Crane and others from state government.
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G. Looney
Big Piney
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
American Legion
United States
Joe B. Sullivan
Douglas
Cheyenne
Acult
Wyemire
I. W. Balt- Roe
Develas
Christensen
Randy Watkins
Laramie
E. George Johnson
Y. C. Paschal
A. G. Crane
Robert G. Simmons
Supreme Court of Nebraska
S&s D. Humphrey
E T Copenhaver
Edna Stolt
Public
Pinedale Meeting Highlights Western Theme Banquet
Members of Bit Piney Chapter No 42 attended the visitation meeting of the worthy grand matron at Pinedale on a Wednesday evening. Mrs Harry Magee Mrs Sylvester Griggs Mrs James Mickelson and Miss Tharon Mickelson joined the banquet beforehand with western decor and lineup. Peggy Pape served as toastmistress guiding the initiation and program of western songs readings and stories.
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Bit Piney Chanter No
Order of the Fatom Star
Worthy
Pinedale
Harry Magee
Sylvester Griggs
James Mickelson
Tharon Mickelson
Peggy Pape
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Monsay
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Daniel—Court House
Omaha
Guiorpureyy Te Tovure
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Bobby Looney
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