March of Dimes Donations In Sublette County
Sublette County fund drive totals $1,242.91 with breakdowns from Letters to Dime Cards and local events. Funds raised support Infantile Paralysis efforts, with 50 percent kept locally and 50 percent sent to the National Headquarters in New York. County officers express gratitude to donors and volunteers for their generosity and continued fight against polio.
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March of Dimes
Sublette
National Foundation For
Willow Creek
Galper
Rogers
Toyiis
South Beaver
Ykondall
Bondurant
Teter
Pinedale
Ith
Hish
Polo
New York
Folm Committee
Rover’ M Boulter
Charman
Yiers Christensen
Chatman
Rosaie Horekett
Kenneth Symes
Wyoming Legislature Debates 30th Session School Bills
The 30th Wyoming Legislature reviewed ten school related bills with seven likely to become law after governor signing. Measures cover teacher insurement, compulsory bus driver exams, district reorganization, and district levy structures. Funding reforms include general aid and equalization distributions based on attendance, teachers, and drivers.
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State of
Wyoming
Senate
House
Daustrich
Hogs Lambs Up Buy Fat Cattle Lower at Omaha
Hogs and fat lambs rose 25-50c at Omaha with a total of 27 000 for the market. Fat cattle weakened with slaughter steers yearlings and heifers easy 0-50c, bulls and beef cows steady to weak, top steer around 27.00, heifer 24.75, hogs 18.50-21.75, sows 16.75-17.75, fat lambs top 25.75 as feeder stock scarce and steady.
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Omaha
Stelugher
Wyoming Education Association notes on new school laws
Districts cities and counties for the amount lost by veterans exem pler. Those responsible for financing public education in Wyoming thank legislators for favorable consideration of these measures. The State Department of Education will have within four months booklets on claiming the new school laws and four pamphlets showing the financial structure of education and how the laws operate. Karl F. Winchell, Director Wyoming Education Association.
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Wyoming
State Department of Education
Karl F. Winchell
Edue Assn
Professor Fr C Ashby to address national conference in Omaha
Professor R GC Ashby, a national authority on livestock marketing, will address the first annual National Pasture Porage Livestock conference in Omaha on March 10. He will speak in the morning session on Effective Marketing the Stockman's Major Problem.
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FR. C. Ashby
Omaha
R. GC. Ashby
Ashby
Rise from 25 Cent Water Boy to Union Pacific President
Arthur E. Stoddard, born July 28, 1895 in Auburn Nebraska, rose from a 12 year old 25 cent a day water boy in Texas to president of Union Pacific. His career spanned shop work with Frisco Lines, Navy service in World War I, Harvard study, and key leadership roles including vice president and general manager before taking the presidency March 1, 1949. He served in World War II in Iran and Europe, returning to lead the railroad’s Kansas, eastern districts and ultimately the company. His son Marine Lt. Robert F. Stoddard was killed at Iwo Jima.
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Texas
Union Pacific Railroad
Arthur E. Stoddard
Auburn
Neb
Mr. Stoddard
Rock Island
Guthrie
Oslo
Amarillo
Texais
Stoddard
France
Banks
South America
Union Pacific
Steldard
Utah
Wyoming
Stoildard
Transportation Corps
Iran
Red Army
Middle-East
United States
England
SHAEF
1St Military Railway
Union
Broken Bow
Robert S
Craken
Rawlins Wyo
Richard J. Stoddard
Denver
Robert F. Stoddard
Iwo Jima
Agricultural authorities to speak at national P P L conference
Mr. Ashby leads the University of Illinois livestock marketing department since 1926 and is a former Nebraska resident graduate. He has advised major packing firms, written on livestock marketing, and serves on the St. Louis National Stock Yards board. He joins a panel of notable agricultural authorities at the first national P P L conference.
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Asinby
University of Ilinois
Nebraska
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Ashby
St. Louis National Stock Yards Company
Auto Operators Must Be More Careful in Towns Says Cap Bradley
Sublette County records show 1948 December vehicle accidents totaling 656 with 359 in towns and 297 on highways. Most occurred on weekdays and at intersections, with 508 in clear weather and 443 on wet surfaces. Age and gender data center on Wyoming residents, and 564 vehicles carried public or property damage insurance.
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Cap
Bradley
Wyoming
State Highway Patrol
Natrona County
Laramie
Sheridan County
Sweetwater
al Lang County
Carbon County
Gerhen County
Platte County
Big Horn County
Fremont County
Park County
Lincoln County
Converse County
Hot Springs County
Johnson County
Campbell County
Crook County
Nnty
Washakue County
Weston County
Tmelon County
Sublette
Casper
Cheyenne
Shendon
Green River
Rawlins
Torfington
Lander
Cody
Kemmeret
Touglas
Thermopolis
Butislo
Evanston
County Red Cross Campaign Begins Monday
The 1949 Red Cross campaign for Sublette County will start Monday March 7. Fund Chairman Mrs Paul N Scherbel announces local chairs for Big Piney Biz Sandy Bondurant Bronx Cora Thom son Halfway Pine dale and more. The county goal is 1000 with volunteers contacting individuals for pledges. Red Cross has answered over 300 disaster calls since last year.
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Red Cross
Sublette County
Paul N. Scherbel
Owiston Chaiirman
Big Piney
Tharon Mackelson
Biz Sandy
Janet Tibball
Bondurant
Ray Nealeigh
Bronx
Ruth Franz
Cora
Jean ©. Thomson
Daniel
Judy Livingston
Halfway
Pat Johnson
Pinedale
Rosalie E. Hackett
The
Wyoming
National 4-H Scholarship Awards Increase to 300
College scholarship awards increase from 200 to 300 with 112 members receiving 33,400 total at the 1949 National 4-H Club event in Chicago next November. Donors include Westinghouse, Kraft, Sears, Firestone, International Harvester, and others guiding programs like Dairy Production, Forestry, Poultry, and Home Improvement under Cooperative Extension Service direction.
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Chicago
Royo and Gins Mud Works Botley Method Electric
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Canning
Kerr Glass
Spool Cotton Educational Bureau
International Harvester
Servel
Amenean
Allis-Chalmer
Girls
Record
Montgomery Ward
Sears-Rebuck Foundation
Edward F. Wilson
Motors
Soil Conservation
Firestone
Tradfior Millicennee
Standard OF Company
Indiana
Cooperative Extension Service
Knights of Columbus Social in Kemmerer Honors Five with 25-Year Pins
Mr and Mrs Elmer Olson and Mr and Mrs Arnold Olsen attended a Kemmerer Council Knights of Columbus social at Sirpatrick's church hall. Five members received 25-year pins, including Arnold Olson. Mr and Mrs John B H Wardell arrived from the ranch on the river Tuesday for supplies after returning from Salt Lake City where they saw unprecedented snowfall.
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Rock Springs
George Moffat
Georggie
V L. Looney
Manly Ray
Susan Twitchell
Sharon Bell
Mary Moffat
June Kothe
Betty Olson
Barbara
Beverley Harrison
Patsy Wilson
Beverley Ma Jer
Donma
Anna Lee Gray
Jack Gurney
Melvin Thompson
Joe Garr
Martin Wardell
Tommy Wardell
Rusty Daniels
Joe Bradley
Sally Noble
Alice Stacy
Kay Noble
Elmer Olson
Arnold Olsen
Knights of Columbus and
Lades
Sirpatrick’s
Church Hall
I Kemmerer
Kemmerer Council of the
Kniights of Columbus
Arnold Olson
John BH. Wardell
Salt Lake City
Death of W. M Davis Wired From Idaho Falls
Word arrived Tuesday of the death of W. M Davis of Idaho Falls Idaho. He was the father of Clarence Davis Lloyd Davis and Mrs Pete McLeland of this place. They were summoned to Idaho last Sunday due to his serious condition.
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W. M Davis
Idaho Fails
Idaho
Davis
Clarence Davis
Lloyd Davis
Pete McLeland
Agriculture Committee Partners With Midwest Livestock Interests
The Agriculture Committee of the Chamber collaborates with leading Midwest livestock interests to advance industry priorities and coordinate efforts across markets.
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Midwest
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Omana
BIG Piney Clinic
Inez Bennett
Joe L Budd
Francis W. Tanner
Johm Legonild
Kenneth Guio
C. RB. O'Neil
Frank D. Bell, Jr
Mildred Homer
Ref. Carr
F. W. Tanner
Chainman
A. E. Stoddard
U.N
United Nations
Philippines
United Nations International Social Service
Livestock Exchange
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
County Red Cross
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