Dean Deane Hinton Leads Wyoming Commerce Division
Deane Hinton, long time University of Wyoming commerce division chair, born July 4 1885 in Madison Virginia. He arrived in the West in 1888, joined UW as a student in 1902 and built a 41 year career shaping business education and public service including WWII boards and multiple university roles.
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Deane Hinton Charman
Division of Commerce
University of Wyoming
Madison
Denver Post
Anothr
John Fihi
Stiduis
Jaker
Wyoming
Hunton
University of Wyoming i
Sigma Alpha & Epsilon
ATO
Bannner
Iftanson
Bane Yi
Sigma Alpina Epidus
Migha Kappa Pa
Charles O. Merica
G. A Duniway
Agricultural Experiment Statin
University Board of Trustees
Ibbragian
College of Education
Igs
Department of Commerce
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Washington, D. C
War Trade Board
War Industries Board
University of California, Berkeley
Southern
University of California, Los Angeles
Isity
Uneiverisity
Aven Nelson
Liberal Arts
Donald K David
University of Wyomins Divison of Commerce
Mississippi
Straighten Victory Garden Row Using String and Sticks
A guide to efficient Victory Garden layout explains parallel rows, tight string lines, and wooden stakes. It covers seed furrow depth for large seeds like peas and corn, medium seeds such as beets, and tiny seeds like lettuce and carrot, with simple trenching and covering techniques.
University Event Mixers and Pool Use Among Students
Union schedules show afternoon sessions from four to six during the tournament with mixers aimed at high school students and friends for University students Thursday evening and Saturday night. Thursday morning features a vaudeville show in the University auditorium. University faculty, Miss Campbell for women and Raymond A. Fraver for men, supervise high school vintners using the swimming pool with designated times for girls and boys across Thursday and Friday. Prizes totaling 2000 are planned for six best tree plantings in Wyoming, funded by William C. Deming, with 50 30 and 20 prizes for dryland and irrigated plantings. Entries close June 1. Board of Trustees executive committee annual meeting announced for March 14.
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Laramie
Wyong
Wyoming High
Wyoming
A. A. Slade
J. Teayer
Larame High
Mack
North
Schwering
James C. Strateton
Aubyn Fulton
Associated Women Students
Lyell Bnight
Associated Students
University of Wyoming
Bernard F. “Bunny” Oakes
Wyoming Union
Associated Yorth
University
Aubyn Ann Fulton
Powell
Union
Union Ballroony
Liberal Arts
Miss Campbell
Raymond A. “Bane” Fraver
Mate High School Vintters
Willian CG. Deming
Universiy of Wyoming Board of Trustees
Wyoming County
W. ©. Edmondson
Wyoming Agricultural Extension
University of Wyoming Board of Trustees
E. Smith
Universty Comptroller
Big Piney Junior High School team thanks donors for Evanston trip
The Big Piney Junior High School basketball team extends thanks to Bre Praty R. S. Bennett Chtun Far fear Sr. Gen Johnston Joe Budd James Lambert Bijney & Co State Bank of Basin Sylvester Guegs Farrel HL Buel Stan Nebeker CG BP Fitzpatrick Floyd Noreas Kenneth Fear Jal Stevens Guy Can Geu Hopkuts for enabling travel to the Evanston tournament last weekend.
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Big Piney
Bre Praty
Evanston
R. S. Bennett
Snd
Chitun, Fear, Sr
Gen Johnston
Joe Budd
Mg Piney Mere “Anton Sub.c — J. B. Budd
James Lambert
Bijney & Co _ State Bank of
Bzain
Sylvester
Gasoline Coupon Endorsement Survey Highlights State Results
A Wyoming state-wide check of service stations shows motorists and retailers welcomed the endorsement effort. OPA Director Henry B. Watenspaugh reports 80 percent of coupons endorsed, boosting wartime fuel control and aiding deterrence of black market activity. Courtesy checks continue across Wyoming stations.
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Fredicas
OPA
Henry B
Watenpaugl
Wyaiung
E.dence
A. Watenpaugh
Stamps and Bonds Purchased by Big Piney Schools
A historical record lists War Stamps and Bonds bought by Big Piney schools from January 28 to March 17, 1944. High School Stamps 7560 Bonds 250. Grades 1-2 Stamps 2650 Bonds 225. Grades 3-4 Stamps 4230 Bonds 25. Grades 5-6 Stamps 47.40 Bonds 275. Grades 7-8 Stamps 50.80 Bonds 75. Total Stamps 242.60 Total Bonds 850.00 Grand total 1092.60. Also notes visitors from Evanston and Salt Lake City and a Junior High Basketball tournament in Byvatston with named officials Milward Simpson, Stacy McCracken, Dr. P. M. Cunningham, and Peter Si.
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Big Piney
Pvt James H Luce makes highest rise rating
New Orleans March 10 Specal-binate James H Luce wife Mrs James Luce resides in By Pusey 138 qualified expert rifleman on the Transportation Corp range at Sudell La Private Luce stationed at Transportation Gaps Replacement Training Center at New Cylesns where he reported for military training after induction December 21 1842 In qualifying as an expert rifleman he attained Lacamy's highest rifle rating.
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New Orleans
James H. Luce
James Luce
Pusey
Transpotation Corp
Sudell
Luce
Transportation Gaps Replacement Thaining
New Cylesns
Lacamy
Gasoline Coupons Set to Equal Value Across Regions
OPA District Rationing Executive Gorden W. Garrison announced booster changes to coupon values and validity. Beginning March 22, A series coupons will cover three months, not two, with three gallons per coupon. B coupons face regional changes only in Pacific states Oregon Washington California Nevada and Arizona.
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Gorden W. Garmiso
OPA
Mnstead
Stamps Urged For March 20 Usiage Change
OPA urged shoppers to spend brown stamps and similar stamps before they become invalid on March 20. The rule covers wartime ration books and all ration stamps, with each stamp valued at ten points or one token after exchanges. housewives will receive blue and red tokens to offset losses.
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OPA
Novice Roundup Foreman Needed by Big Piney Assn
The Big Piney Roundup Association seeks a novice roundup foreman. Applications must be received by John C. Budd, secretary, no later than April 11, 1944.
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Ter Piney Roundup Association
Reece
John, C. Budd
BIG Piney Roundup Assn
John C. Budd
Sore Mouth Kills Elk at Jackson Refuge
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reports elk on the Jackson Hole federal refuge wintering grounds died last winter mainly from necrotic stomatitis, commonly called sore mouth, a disease blamed for nearly one tenth of winter deaths. During 1942-43, 4046 elk died on the refuge from natural causes, per a Life magazine feature cited in the Rawlins Republican-Bulletin.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Jackson
Jackson Hole
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Edward Charles Abbot
Helena ”Huntington Smith
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la Venne Oids
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Mye
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Morse Seed
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Senay
U.S. Treasury Department
Wigh School
Baskeybale
BIG Piney Schools
Clifton Fear
Salt Lake’ City
Byvatston
Milward I. Simpson
Gary
Stacy 3. McCracken
Cheyenne
P. M. Cunningham
Peter Si
Tayamie
TD O'Nea
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Robert O'Neil
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