Wyoming Bond Sales Rise Toward Independence Day Goal
Federal Reserve Bank figures show Wyoming bond sales jumping from 317 594 93 to 660 663 68 in one week as the state nears 45 percent of a 1 403 000 goal. State official Fred W Marble urges counties to push campaigns to secure a July fourth over the top total. Sublette county chairman George D Rowland echoes the push as residents are urged to buy extra bonds for personal security. Mrs Jim Kiramel visits from Calpet.
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Wyoming
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank At
Kansas City
Fred W. Marble
State Land
Sublette County
Flag Day salute and Savings Bonds push highlighted
The piece urges honoring Flag Day and stresses financial security through U S Savings Bonds. It promotes payroll savings, Bond-A-Month at banks, or cash purchases at banks or post offices as safe, automatic saving options backed by the Treasury.
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U.S
US Treasury Department
MoorMan's Range Cattle 50-lb Blocks Offer Easy Feeding
Advertises MoorMan's COM PLETE Range Minerals for cattle. Claims range minerals come in 50-lb blocks as a scientifically processed supplement that saves time and labor in hauling handling and feeding. Encourages readers to contact a salesman by phone or mail.
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MoorMan
Guy Announces Candidacy for Wyoming State Supreme Court
Cheyenne attorney George Frederick Guy announces his bid on the Non Partisan Judiciary Ballot for Wyoming State Supreme Court, subject to the August 22 primary. Born May 4 1904 in Cheyenne, he holds a 1927 Wyoming law degree and has long practiced in Cheyenne with wartime service in the Pacific and at Tokyo. He is a lieutenant colonel and staff judge advocate with the Wyoming National Guard and has held public office roles including Cheyenne City Police Judge and City Attorney. He aims to adopt Civil Procedure Rules and expand court service across the state after his military duties conclude.
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George Frederick Guy
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Supreme Court
Guy
University of Wyoming
Pacific
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Manila
Eighth Army
Sixth Army
Far East Command
Tokyo
Wyoming National Guard
Uty
Camp Carson
Colorado
Laramie
Ben W Ne'son
Ne+ son
House of Representatives
Ruth Edelman
Guy and
Edelman
Japan
Walter B. Phelan
University of Wyoming Alumni Association
A. G. Crave
Wyoming Civilian Defense Planning Board
Masonic Orders
V.F.W
American Legion
American Bar
Kiwanis
Milks
People of Wyoming
Supreme Court
Shou
Wyoming
Reyal
Magpie Bounty Deadline Set by County Agent
The county program sets the first date for magpie leg submissions to the County Clerk in Pinedale Wyoming. Farmers must turn in legs by June 30 1950 to receive ten cents per third bounty under the magpie control initiative.
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Harold Hurich
Pinedale
Wyo
Magpie Control Program Proposed for 1950 51
Plans are under way to start a magpie control program on July 1 1950 and extend it to July 1 1951. The project will not continue unless results prove worthwhile. Many magpies are readily captured from nests now and organizers aim to measure progress before July 1 1950.
Summer School Opens at University of Wyoming
The University of Wyoming resumes activity as students from across the country enroll for courses. Enrollment is expected to be among the highest in the school's history under Dean O C Schwiering. Forty seven visiting faculty members bring notable names such as William Saroyan Walter van Tilburg Clark Paul Poponoe William Henry Chamberlain Dr Leo Pasvolsky the Pro Arte String Quartet and Paul Engle.
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University of Wyoming
O. C. Schwiering
William Saroyan
Walter van Tilburg Clark
Paul Poponoe
William Henry Chamberlain
Leo Pasvolsky
Pro Arte String Quartet
Paul Engle
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Big Piney, Wyo
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Pine Avenue
Kemmerer, Wyoming
NORGE
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Kohler Electric Plants
America
Jim Kiramel
Calpet
Uncle Sam
Geo. P. Conwell
Pinedale, Wyo
State Supreme Court
Ross
Guy’s
Becker
Wyoming’s
Western Distributors
Kemmerer, Wyo
Duffy
Flower & Gift
Kemmerer
Guy Carr, Sr
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
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