Cynthia Kern and John Budd wed in Cheyenne at St Mark's
The wedding of Cynthia Eleanor Kern to John Spencer Budd took place at St Mark's Episcopal Church Cheyenne with 35 guests. The couple plans a west coast honeymoon and home in Casper after April 3.
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Cynthia Eleanor Kern
A. F. Kern
el Centro
Cal
John Spencer Budd
Jennie Budd
Big Piney
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Charles A. Bennettt
Stewart Kern
Elizabeth Budd
Casper
Charles Quinlin
Denver
Jennnie Budd
West Coast
San Francisco
Mexico City
Wyoming Union dedication to open this weekend in Laramie
The Wyoming Union on the University of Wyoming campus in Laramie will dedicate and open this weekend. The two day program features University, state and PWA officials with a March 3 opening for members only and tours by official guides. A public inspection follows the Colorado Wyoming game.
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Laramie
Wyoming Unioon
State
PWA
Union
Union Banquet
Nels H. Smith
Leslie A. Miller
University Board of Trustees
John A. Hill
Union Research Committee
Wyoming Union
David Hushevik
Justus F. Soule
A . Crane
Frederic S. Hultz
Bwiding
Kenneth ©. Rugg
Alumn
Burton DeLaney
Wallace CG. Bond
Shryenne
Uiversity Board of Trustees
Fred W. Ambrose
Wyoming Citiens
Willam Dubois
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tae Journeyman
Aolumni
Wyoming fish and game commission sets 1939 budget
Cheyenne Wyoming's new fish and game commission sets its 1939 budget at 240,944 dollars and tentatively approves fishing seasons for the state's 23 counties. The budget is 4,097 dollars lower than the original January figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Economic Outlook and Policy Shifts Rise Through 1939
The piece surveys business barometers showing slight declines yet brighter long term outlook. It highlights the TVA purchase of Tennessee Electric Company as potential for capital access and reduced government encroachment. It notes 1938 earnings improvements across autos, paper, textiles, chemicals, and electrical gear, rising construction costs, and a boost in Treasury pumping. It also discusses bipartisan pushback to New Deal measures and growing congressional independence in shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial News Review
TVA
Tennessee Electric Company
Treasury
Congress
White House
France
Highway Safety Code Approved by Governor Nels H. Smith
Legislation to promote highway safety through uniform laws received final approval. Governor Smith signed the uniform traffic code bill enacted by the 25th legislature, now in force in 44 states. The HOB57 measure regulates vehicle traffic on highways and within municipalities and authorizes local enforcement.
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Cheyenne
Wie
Nels x. Smith
Wyoming
Prof
Mack
University of Wyoming
Nels H. Smith
House of Representatives
Mrs Wm Shinsel Dies In Seattle
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Willam Shinsel a long time LaBarge area resident now living in Seattle Washington Relatives in LeBarge were advised and her son Herman daughter Mrs Thaddius Hoyt and husband traveled by motor to Seattle for the funeral The obituary recalls her Washington home with son Herman and notes a strong Green River valley circle of friends.
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LeBarge
Willam Shinsel
LaBarge
Seattle
Washington
Herman
Thaddius Hoyt
Motor One
Shinsel
Herman Shinsel
Green River Valley
Wyoming game commission reorganizes into six districts
Wyoming's Game and Fish Commission divides the state into six districts each under one commissioner. Districts cover Jackson-Fremont Teton Sublette. Far ron-Sweetwater Lincoln Uinta. Rawlins-Carbon Albany Laramie Platte. Casper-Natrona Converse Goshen Niobrara Topgren. Sundance Weston Crook Campbell Shenandoah. Cody-Park Big Horn Hot Springs Washakie. Ex officio Gov. Nels H. Smith will be nonactive. Six hatchery superintendents are reappointed Frank Cook Storey Bliss Bayne Tensleep B. R. Rosseau Cov A W Stock Cokeville Halleck Stone Dubois Ben Smalley replaces Ed L Hadaman Daniel. Autumn big game tamting season postponed until April meeting.
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Wol Simpson
Jackson
Fremont
Teton
Sublette
Andrew Arnott
Farron
Sweetwater
Lincoln
Uinta
Fred Rendle
Rawlins
Carbon
Albany
Laramie
Platte Countiies
Robert Grieve
Casper
Natrona
Converse
Goshen
Niobrara
Topgren
Ed Chatfield
Sundance
Weston, Crook
Campbell
Shendon
Andrew Martin
Cody —Park
Big Horn
Hot Springs
Washakie
Nels H. Smith
Frank Cook
Farainio Hatchery
T. &. Bard
Storey
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Cynthia Kern
John S. Budd
Cis
RS. Enger
K. Chrisman
Chas. Lackey
Lackey
Kemmerer
Enger K. Chrisman
Seyney
New York City
Motor
Jackey
Wall Street
Andresses
Wyoming Petroleum Corporation
Charles Walker
Madison Square Garden
Saronenchirg Hirai
Tokyo
Kellar
Charles
Britain
Birmingham
England
Freen
Plor
Tunisia
Ibd Mareth
Borah
Johnson
Senate
House
Bram Trust
Annie
Virginia
Bate
Wm. Shinsel
Federal Writer's Project
Agnes Wright
John 4. Rawlins
Rawlins Springs
Jet Grenville M. Dodge
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant Ruyims
Daniel
Green River
John Russell
Green River Works
Greenfield
Massachusetts
Washakue
Utah
Brigham Young
Carrington
Fort Pa Kearny
Font
Arland
Meeteetse Creek
Vic Arland
Meeteese
TIS
Grant and Fish Commission
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