Artists' Guild Welcomes Two New Members
The Subletté County Artists Guild announces the election of two new members Pearl Spencer and Wilda Hadley. A potluck at Lynn Sargent's home preceded readings of submitted manuscripts and biographical works. Officers will be elected and grain grading schools planned with sessions in Gillett Torrington and at the state seed laboratory.
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Artists’ Guild
Subletté County
Lynn Sargents
Pearl Spencer
Labora
Naw
Gillett
Torrington ’ Grant
Rosenberg Blanks Mrs Juan Rosenberg Now Mrs Blacker
Mr and Mrs Keith Blacker wed in Episcopal Church ceremony Saturday afternoon. The bride Jean Rosenberg daughter of Mrs Crystal Rozenberg Kemmerer and groom George Blanker son of Mr and Mrs George Blanker Powell Street. Rev H Thomas Rodda officiated with organist Mrs Dwight Jones. The couple plans a wedding trip to Glacier National Park and will live at 1106 Wyoming Street after returning to the city.
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Keith Blacker
Glacier National Park
Episcopal Church of the Hoy Communion
Wyominng- Street
Jean Rosenberg
Crystal Rozenberg
Kemmicrer
George. Blanker
Powell Street
H. Thomas
Rodda
Dwight A Jones
Clinton
W Lord
Pinedale
Kenneth
Annual School Election Set For Tuesday June 19
Community urged to attend the annual school election meeting noting date and call to participation. The notice emphasizes civic duty and the upcoming vote turnout for school matters.
Big Piney Masons Host Southwest Masonic Club Meeting
One of the largest meetings ever recorded of the Southwest Masonic Lodges gathered in Big Piney on June 9. Attendees from Rock Springs Green River Evanston Kemmerer Pinedale and Jackson numbered about 150. Worthy Grand Matron Mae Mikelsen of the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star attended and praised the service, while members described the gathering as highly cordial and well conducted.
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Masonie
Chile
Rock Springs
Green River
Ivanston
Kermmerks
Big Piney
Pinetfale
Jackson
Wiliam S
Hemenids
Itasons
Eid
Probit
Mae. Miékelson
Order of the Hestern Star
Order of the
American Legion Auxiliary Notes and Meeting Details
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday the 6th with prayer led by Meddie How They. They discussed Girls State expenses and piety for men ciphorads to be built in the kitchen at the Legion hall Springs Conference. Our unit won first place with activity report and was noted in the district. An auxiliary shower and sale of February rugs were planned. After closing, a light reception was served to Legionnaires.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
Bers
Fiscal fears shape 1930s land and revenue story
The report outlines fiscal concerns tied to 1950 yard receipts and a $36 million revenue figure for the 1930 period. After allocating $12.78 million for distribution to states, the remainder went to the U.S. Treasury. It notes BLM uses Kodachrome lectures to illustrate conservation work on public lands in Wyoming, including Tam ing and Gublew Gully and Wile Water Wealth, and highlights flash floods spread across rangelands to boost forage production.
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Hare
United States ‘Treasury
Wyoming
BLM
Meet Me on the Green Amid Hidden Tribal Tensions
An enigmatic fragment discusses Mato-tope bears and a figure allied with whites who promoted Indian trade ethics. It hints at tension between native leadership and white economic interests, observing family hardship and evolving relations as communities navigate cultural and economic pressures.
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Ak Aviys
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Blacker
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Southwest Masonic Club
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Masonic Temple
Elmer “Olson
QUA Democracy
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