Wyoming Cowboys Narrow Lead In Skyline Tilt With Aggies
In a tense Skyline Conference clash at Memorial Field House, Wyoming fought back from a 16 point deficit to defeat Utah 59 58 and kept hopes alive for a second place finish. Guard Bill Harp led with a flurry of shots while center Sy fought in the late stages. The win sets up a pivotal showdown with Texas A&M as the season winds down, with Brigham Young looming as a possible challenger for runner up honors.
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Wyoming cattle and sheep totals show little change in 1954
Agriculture department estimates released by Senator Barrett indicate Wyoming's cattle head count at 1,178,000 and stock sheep at 1,935,000 as of January 1, 1954, with previous year figures and long term averages showing small shifts. State farm values reflect a similar pattern, totaling about 108 million for cattle and 7.86 million for stockkeepers, contrasted with prior year and historical averages.
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Jew Prigés
Barrett
Cattlemen’s Association
Fits
Organizations
Wentalong
Tose
To & Record
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Humber
Sontoriny
Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wyoming
Syith
Socialist critique of socialism and private ownership in farming
A long anti socialism column argues socialism erodes individual rights and contrasts it with cooperative and private ownership. It claims government refereeing coalitions curb monopolies, warns of gradual ownership shifts, and uses farming scale examples to defend individual earnings and fair shares.
Farm Bureau letter warns against socialist spread in free country
Reuben Anderson of the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation denounces the “gumy creed” of promised security and subsidies that he says would erode individual freedom. He argues the system rewards laziness and punishes hard work, urging readers to resist political promises that could lead to a boggan slide away from liberty.
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Farm’ Buréau
Reuben ¥. Anderson
Wyomig. Farm
Bureau’ Federation
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Praznik & Green
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Witte
Difsel Electric Plants
DELCO
Big Piney
Tharon Greenwood
Worthy
Matton
Helen ‘Tanner
Big Piney Lodge
Jim. Kimmel
Mastel Frane Bray
Big Piney,Wyoming
Claw Matter
GEO
W. Hopkins
Wyoming Press Association
Porrort
Green River Valley
Murdock
Brandes
Green River
Forks
Jas. F. Mickelson
Sadie Osterhout
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Big’ Piney, Wyoming
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