Wyoming Funds in Interior Bill Pass House
From Rep Keith Thomson office report the interior department money bill including Yellowstone and other Wyoming programs passed the House last week. It covers petroleum shale experiments at Laramie and funding for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Geological Survey and Forest Service among others and comes in about 60 million below departmental estimates and roughly 4 million under the 1857 fiscal year appropriations prompting a 12 percent reduction in the budget request.
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Keli Thomson
Laramie
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Almot
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Whemson
Thomson
Bureau of Mines
Shocking federal budget figures prompt Wyoming critique
A Wyoming economist denounces the proposed 1957 federal budget of 71.8 billion dollars as the largest peacetime spending plan, claiming Wyoming's share will hit 123 to 156 million dollars annually. He argues Congress and the Administration fail to curb waste and that social and liberal groups welcome the vast increase. The piece cites state appropriations, calls for economy, and notes funds for Forest Service, mineral labs, and national forests.
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Hugh Sum
Fudds
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Alex Dreler
Banking Leaders Highlight Service to Stockmen
The record shows many years of successful banking with officers and directors who are capable experienced businessmen familiar with stockmen needs. Every possible courtesy is extended to customers.
Signs of aging linked to diet and meal planning
Nutrition guidance notes aging signs vary by lifestyle. Proper food can extend life and support a slowing body. The piece advises maintaining balanced meals in midlife to ease heart work as energy needs drop.
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Laramie
Nutritional Advice From By Piney Post Office Ad
An old By Piney Wyoming notice promotes energy foods like sugar and pastries while stressing protein from milk cheese fish and meat. It urges daily calcium from vegetables and dairy, whole grains for B vitamins, and drinking fluids between meals to aid health and longevity.
Relief Society Meeting at Maurine Vose Home
The Relief Society met at Maurine Vose’s home at 1 30 on Tuesday March 12. Veda Olsen led a lesson on cake making followed by cake and fellowship. The afternoon was devoted to knitting. All interested ladies are welcome to attend weekly gatherings.
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LD. S
Maurine Vose
Veda Olsen
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