James F Mickelson Elected To School Board
James F Mickelson was elected to the Hill district school board to fill the expired term of Albert Lerson. A special tax increase of 24 mills was approved to cover added bus route costs for the 1930 31 term, projected to require about 25850 dollars to operate Big Piney rural and high schools. Nine month terms were set for Big Piney Whitman ranch Dave Johnson ranch Carpet Midway Stanley and Dry Piney schools.
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Albert Lerson
James F. Mickelson
Ami
Mickelson
Big Piney
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Midway
Stanley
Dry Piney
Turn Your Eyes to Wyoming Opportunity Message
A 120 word state commerce message highlights Wyoming as a land of opportunity for youth and pioneers. It notes agriculture livestock crops manufacturing coal and gas mining resources and a revival of interest in minerals and ores. The piece urges residents to know the state’s resource wealth for informed inquiries and growth.
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Wyoming
Cassidy Elected Democratic State Chairman in Casper
At a special Casper meeting of the state Democratic Committee Dr. T. K. Cassidy of Gillette was elected to fill the state chairman post until the next committee meeting. The gathering accepted the resignation of K. A. Schwartz Casper attorney and U S Senate candidate.
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F. K. Cassidy
State Democratic Committee
Casper
T. K. Cassidy
Gillette
K. A. Schwartz
United States
Community Church Announces Next Sunday Worship Time and Topic
The Community Church schedules public worship for next Sunday at 1020 hours with Rev. A. Best delivering a message titled How We May Fall From Our Steadfastness. The Howl of Corning Worship has been changed and will be 1020 hours until further notice. An editor from the Jackson Hole Courier, Walter D. Perry, his wife and daughter Barbara, assistant Kenneth Olin, and Miss Edna Henry, paused here briefly on their way to Morgan Utah, visiting Perry's parents over the weekend.
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Rev. A
Jackson
Walter D. Perry
Jackson Hole
Cumberland Passes Into History June 19
On June 19 the Cumberland coal district closed all mines for good in a large-scale historic event. Thousands attended a fitting celebration with barbecue, band concert, ball game, sports, and a large evening dance. Former residents will work in Union Pacific Coal Company mines at Rock Springs and Hanna.
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Union Pacific Coal Company
Rock Springs
Hanna
Summer in Daniel Brings Family Visits and Local Events
Local residents spread through Daniel for summer visits including Ralph Conwell family at Mema and Helen Frances with them. Several townsfolk attended meetings, concerts, plays, and Royal Neighbors events. A note highlights a trip to Yellowstone Park by Loren Rice after a Royal Neighbors district meeting in Kemmerer.
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Ralph Conwell
Laramie
Helen Frances
Mr. Conwell
The
Royal Neighbors
Bob Gunter
Big Piney Rodeo Set With Big Prize Program
Readied for a multi day rodeo in Big Piney with races and contests listed. Local businessmen and stockyards firms have contributed funds and prizes from Omaha and Denver. Officials forecast high contestant turnout and an event aimed at offering top intermountain entertainment.
Eggs Labeled Under New Wyoming Law
Wyoming enforces a fresh egg law requiring all merchants to use state green labeled cartons and crates bearing the producer name address and quality grade. Arling Gardner head of the dairy division urges compliance and notes the labeling will be strictly enforced statewide.
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Cheyenne
Wyomine
Arling Gardner
Dairy, Food and Oil Division
Wyoming Nurses Convention Set For Kemmerer This Week
The Wyoming State Nurses association holds its annual convention in Kemmerer Friday and Saturday with about 100 guests expected. Highlights include a 9 am opening in Legion Club rooms, tours of Kempmerer hospital and nurses home, luncheon at Legion hall, and a banquet at Kemmerer hotel cafe. Dora M Cornelison of New York City will be the principal speaker. The closing session Saturday morning precedes an Bear Lake outing hosted by the Kemmerer Nurses association.
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Wyoming, State Nurses Association
Kemmerer
Kemmrer Association
Legion Club
Kemp,merr Hospital
Legion Hall
Kemmerer Hotel
Dora, M. Cornelison
New York City
American Journal of Nursing
American Nurses Association
Bear Lake
Kemmerer Nurses Association
Wyoming Federation of Labor Seeks University Help for Home Study Courses
The Wyoming Federation of Labor, meeting in Ther mopolis last week, asks the University of Wyoming to provide home instruction courses. They propose a cooperative plan with the university and labor groups, seek state funds via the next legislature, and cite California as a model. President A G Crane favors expanding home instruction, noting funds are needed and the Higgins estate may aid Education. The plan envisions university faculty teaching in several Wyoming cities and follows the state extension division model.
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Wyoming Federation of Labor
Ther~mopolis
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Californa
State Federation of Labor
Wyoming State Federation of Labor
Workers’ Education
L. T. Cox
East 27Th Street
Cheyenne
John D. Salmanus
Casper
Wiliam Ball Oakley
M. A. Stone
Sheridan
Martin T. Sturman
Secy
Rock Springs
California
State University
Higgins
Wyoming Tabor
A G. Crane
Wyoming University
Housewives Aid in Law Observance Using Labeled Egg Cartons
Housewives ensure compliance with the law by buying eggs only when sold in labeled cartons. This practice highlights consumer vigilance and adherence to packaging standards promoted by local authorities.
Three Lifers Pardoned by California Governor
Three men serving life terms for murder at San Quentin were pardoned by Governor C. C. Young. Phil Roche 22 Harvey Lesher 28 and Mike Garvey 20 were freed after the governor believed them innocent. They were convicted of killing A R Miles, Los Angeles druggist, in a 1927 holdup. Each received ten dollars and transport. Garvey, with wife and child, left for Afton Wyoming.
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San Quentin
C. C. Young
Phil Roche
Harvey Lesher
Mike Carvey
Rowan
Lesher
C. E. Lesher
Los Angles
A. R. Miles
Los Angeles
Young
Garvey
Afton
Wyo
Poachers Target Sage Chickens Ahead of August Hunt
Poachers are reported killing young sage chickens not yet fit for eating. Extra deputies monitor vendors with a local judge promising stiff fines and jail terms. The sage chicken post season runs for three days in August this year.
Reimerth Announces Candidacy for State Auditor
Major C H Reimerth announces his bid for state auditor in the Wyoming primary on August 19 1930. A Casper CPA and former president of the State Board of Accountancy he cites long public accounting leadership and ex service roles in Wyoming. He asks Republican support and notes his professional audits including the state highway department. He lists eight years as Wyoming Society of Public Accountants president and director roles in the national CPA society. He posits his Republican allegiance and requests party backing.
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C. H. Reimerth
Caspen
L. C. Hinkle
Republican State Central Committee
Major Reimerth
Wyoming
C. H. Heimerth& Co
Gasper Frm
Public Accountants
State Highway Department
Heimerth
Wyoas
State Board of Accountancy
Wyoming Society of Public Accountants
American Society of Certified Public Accountants
Casper American Legion
Legion
Hinkle
Republican
Central Committee
Cheyenne
Wyoming Accountants Society
American’ Society ‘of Certified Public Accountants
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