Future Farmers of America Conven tion in Casper
The Wyoming Association of Future Farmers of America holds its Twentieth Annual Convention in Casper on April 11 and 12 with April 10 reserved for the Executive Committee meeting to review state and national award candidates. Officers directing the event include Wayne Lynn as President Elwood Emmett as Vice President and Don Olson as another leading organizer.
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Wyoming Association of Future Farmers of America
Casper
From where I sit Hoskinses keep quiet happiness
Joe Marsh writes about Pa and Ma Hoskins who share a long marriage and small pleasures. Ma loves her worn rocking chair, while Pa hides the new rocker to preserve her joy. When the old chair squeaks again, Pa smiles at Ma and toasts her contentment with a quiet beer.
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Ma Hoskins
Pa Hoskins
Hoskinses
Two Santas Bring Virginia Joy This Christmas
The U S Treasury notes two holiday figures bringing gifts to Virginia. A new doll sparks a bright heart and a Christmas tree adorned with United States Savings Bonds. Bonds are framed as lasting future security beyond the season.
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Virginia
Santa Claus
Santa
Nooody
United States
Dolly
U.S Treasury Department
Bonds as Valentine Investment via Payroll Plan
Love on a dime and love on Savings Bonds are showcased as steadier options for Valentine investing. The piece promotes obtaining bonds through payroll deductions at work or regular purchases at banks or post offices, calling Savings Bonds a sweetheart of an investment.
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United States
Tima
Wyoming Future Farmers Convention Details
Secretary Fred Fitcher of Lovell Wyoming Treasurer Ray Jorgensen Steridan Wyoming Reporter Percy Kirk Cheyenne Wyoming Advisor All indications are that 150 future Farmer members and instructors will attend Active Wyoming chapters will seat two delegates Each of the 48 piece band will parade with delegates from high schools to the Masonic hall Band directed by Blaine Coolbaugh of Cas-der High School Public Speaking Contest Friday at 7 49 P M Seven speakers represent districts The winner receives 100 cash and will go to the Regional Contest in Bozeman Montana May 5 1947 Convention opens Friday 9 30 A M Work includes formulating state program for 1947 48 amendments to constitution by laws and member awards 1 Sears Foundation Award First 76 Second 66 Third 56 2 State Public Speaking winner 100 Farm Mechanics Award Station Award winner 700 Star State Farmer Award winner 100 Total cash awards 59 00
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Fred Fitcher
Lovell
Wyoming
Ray Jorgensen
Steridan
Percy Kirk
Cheyenne
Masonic Hall
Blaihe Coolbaugh
Cas- der High School
Bozeman
Montana
Sears Foundation
Farm Mechanics
County Agent Notes On Meat Supplies For 1947 Outlook
The report estimates 35.5 million cattle and calves yielding about 12 billion pounds of beef and veal, with total meat supply around 23.4 to 24.0 billion pounds or 157 pounds per capita. Beef cow slaughter aims to restore the breeding herd to 15 million head as 1946 saw a rise in beef cows.
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Crompton
Rules for Wyoming's Outstanding Young Man 1946
The Wyoming Junior Chamber seeks entries for the Outstanding Young Man 1946. Candidates must be 21 by January 1946 and 35 or younger by December 30, 1946, with Wyoming residence and activity during 1946. Five member state committee judges service, leadership, and personal character with points for service to Wyoming, leadership, and character. Entries due by March 31, 1947, certified by a sponsoring civic group or newspaper and sent to Guy Engle in Casper.
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Wyoming
Guy Engle PO
Casper
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