Use Water Early Slogan Urges Wyoming Irrigation Conserv
A town size notice warns that light snowfall in Wyoming will limit summer water for irrigation in 1930. It urges early runoff use, dam and ditch readiness, and repairs to minimize losses. The message links to a broader 1929 census proclamation by President Hoover urging prompt participation.
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Wyoming
Grazing Rotation Plans for National Forest Allotments
The forest service promotes deferred grazing and rotation across allotments to protect seed-bearing plants and forage. Each allotment is divided into grazing units with annual deferrals, while ranger records monitor entry, exit dates, forage condition, salting, and distribution. Research tools include 608 grazing enclosures, 1217 quadrats, and 620 divisions across 26 forests to compare protected versus open grazing and track plant species over time.
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Forest Service
Douglas Girl Is Wyoming Beauty Queen at U Wy
Miss Hensa Hylton of Douglas, a University of Wyoming sophomore, was chosen by artist John Heid Jr as the campus’s most beautiful girl. Elvira Agnew of Lusk took second and Corbin of Lander placed third. all are freshmen.
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Hensa Hylton
Douglas
University of Wyoming
John Heid, Jr
Wyoming
Elvira
Polly” Agnew
Lusk
Miss Corbin
Lander
Miss Hylton
Miss Agnew
Fi Beta Phil
Community Church Notices and High School Show
Community Church announced no service on Thursday March 20 with Rev A C Best directing the Sunday church school. Big Piney High School Junior Class plans a Feb 14 show and dance at Clyde Hall to raise funds for contestants. Ranger District adds grazing enclosures and plant development plots to track forest range changes.
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A. C. Best
Joan OF Abc
Big Piney High School
Clyde Hall
Jackson Plans First Winter Air Service to Jackson Hole
Jackson hosts its first winter plane visit as Bill Hackbarth of Idaho Falls outlines a May 1 start for an Idaho Falls to Jackson and Moran passenger express and mail service. A four passenger New Standard craft is ordered to serve the route with a 4220 hp Wright Whirlwind engine.
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Jackson
Bill Hackbarth
Idaho Falls
Harry Rodebee
Auto Parts Company
Hackbarth
Teton
Big Piney High School Teeth and Mills Lesson
The article explains teeth grinding food in the mouth and compares this to flour mills turning grains into bread. It emphasizes digestion and waste reduction, praising the importance of teeth and mills in the body and society. Senior Class notes mention the Critics class studying topics.
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Jennie Bird
United States
U W Coach Arrives for Spring Practice at University
Coach John Rhodes arrives in Laraming to begin spring drills at the university with assistant Raymond Richards Nebraska star noted for East West game. Temporary appointment, with no permanent staff announced. Practice runs to March 21 amid basketball tournament.
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John Rhodes
Laraming
Rhodes
Raymond Richards
University of Nebraska
San Francisco
Richard
Censal contrasts on national auto scrappage and census questions
The excerpt outlines a 1930s joint program by the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce to scrap 14 thousand unfit cars in the Rocky Mountain states at about 525000 dollars, with a national target of 400000 vehicles and 15000000 dollars. It also features a public FAQ on census topics including age, home ownership, radio ownership, literacy, age at first marriage, naturalization, and immigration.
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Herbert Hoover
United States of America
Census Bureau
United Statcs
Washington
United States
Henry L. Stimson
Rocky Mountain
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Alvan Macauley
Automobie Chamber
Macauley
Laramie High School Week slashes prices for tournament
The Thirteenth Annual High School Week basketball tourney in Laramie lowers ticket prices and standardizes admissions to boost interest. Adult season tickets drop to five dollars, student tickets to four, and single-session general admission is set at 50 cents to one dollar with final games priced higher. Children under 12 pay 25 cents. John Stevens travels to Rock Springs for a medical exam with his wife.
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Laramie
Amercan Legion
Morris
Wyoming
The American Boy Youty’s Companion Subscription Offer
An advertisement extols The American Boy Youths Companion magazine offering thrilling adventures for boys ages ten to twenty. It highlights exotic travels, battles, pilot journeys, and animal hunts to sharpen imagination and character. Prices are $2 for one year and $3 for three years with gift card options. Mr and Mrs S. & Cazier visited Kemmerer on Saturday.
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Sied
Dog Tsam
Africa
American Boy— Youth's Companion
Lafayette Blvd
Detroit
Michigan
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