Wyoming Representative pushes public hearings on land posting rules
Rep. Keith Thomson urges participation in Bureau of Land Management hearings set for March 16 in Casper. He notes broad citizen input and aims to balance access with cooperation between sportsmen and livestock interests while addressing fences and signs on public land.
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Community voices seek balanced hunting rules
A live stock man calls for a reasonable kill to meet game handling needs and funder relief, while sportsmen seek a fair chance to hunt. The discussion emphasizes solving issues through community interest and warns against overly bureaucratic rules that may worsen problems. Thomson noting the debate.
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Kurkowski to Address Young Republicans Meeting
Rex Buontam, Young Republican League officer, arranged the March meeting on The Origin and History of American Political Parties. The topic should interest members of either party and refreshments will be served.
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Andy’s Kemmerer Traile Sales New and Usec Trailers
A local outlet advertises new and used trailers and sewer hose with hot tape offerings. The notice highlights inventory availability and a sale event at the dealer location.
Local Churches Schedule Weekly Services and Masses
The notice lists service times for several churches in the area. Northrop's Congregational Church holds 10:00 a.m. Sunday church school and a 8:00 p.m. worship, with all welcome. The Upper Green River Branch meets Sunday at 11:00 a.m. in the Legion Hall, plus Wednesday Primary at 3:45 p.m. MIA meets Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. St. Anne Catholic Church in Big Piney begins its winter Mass schedule with 10:30 a.m. masses and Sunday confessions. St John the Baptist Episcopal in Pinedale offers 6:30 p.m. church school and 7:30 p.m. Sunday Evening Prayer. Rev. Raleigh Denison is vicar.
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Sage hen nests and lays eggs late April
The sage hen begins nesting in late April. Nests contain eight to nineteen eggs, indicating early spring nesting behavior and clutch size variation observed in the species.
March 17 Dance Night Promises Fun
March 17 is highlighted as a memorable date with a community dance event. Attendees are invited to join the evening activities and enjoy music and socializing at the local venue.
Wyoming Press Association Announces Rates
Local note from Big Piney records the Wyoming Press Association editor GEO. W. LGPEINS JR and timing for second class mail status. Subscriptions set at 3.40 dollars per year in advance with advertising rates available on request.
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Wyoming game wardens logged 335 days last year
Wyoming's 40 deputy game wardens and six district supervisors averaged 335 days of work in 1959. They spent 136 days on enforcement, 65 on management, 24 on reports, 30 on damage control, and 40 on other duties. They checked 17 449 fishermen and 22 087 hunters, with 955 arrests and 25 979.50 in fines. The average fine was 29.87. Nesting seasons for gray ruffed grouse and blue grouse noted.
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