Oil Progress Week Set for Third Week in October in Wyoming
Wyoming officials announce Oil Progress Week will run a full week in October across the state. Ed Storey, Wyoming chair of the Rocky Mountain Oil Industry Information Committee, says local oil men will host speeches radio programs parades and open houses to tell communities about industry progress reserves and new products.
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Future Homemakers Of America Meet In Laramie
About 300 girls from across the state will gather in Laramie on April 1 and 2 for the annual Future Homemakers of America state meeting. The convention theme is Toward New Horizons, focusing on improving local chapters and promoting home economics as a profession.
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Green River Rendezvous Marks July Celebration
Sublette County invites participation in the Green River Rendezvous on the first Sunday in July. The event honors fur traders such as General Ashley and Andrew Henry and aims to elevate the county to a national historical spotlight through citizen involvement and cooperation.
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Clinic Election Vote for Board March 22 1949
Voters at The Clinic choose a new Board Tuesday March 22 1949 from 2 to 7 pm. Nominees include John Kventid CG R O'Neil Kommeth Guio Mrs Frank D Ball Mrs Logan Homer and Mrs William Carr.
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John Kventid
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Ira Eugene Wines 80 Dies in Los Angeles Hospital
Ira Eugene Wines 80 of Elko Nevada died last Saturday evening March 12 in a Los Angeles hospital after two weeks of confinement. He and his wife ran a ranch in Ruby Valley Nevada and his eldest son James Wines now operates it. Survived by children including Mrs Lloyd Wyatt Mrs Floyd Jewkes James L Whies Mrs Russell Cage and Mrs Gen W Hopkins and numerous grandchildren. Funeral was held in Nevada with interment at Elko City Cemetery. He was a longtime Elks member.
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Seston
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Sluntangton Park
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Elko
Nevids
Russell Cage
Vallejo
Gen W. Hopkins
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Wye
Charica Wines
Paradice
Elke City
Elks Lodge
Senator Tunt Named Member of West Point Board
Senator Lester C. Tunt has been designated by the U S Senate as a member of the Board of Visitors United States Military Academy at West Point The Board must inspect the academy annually and report findings and recommendations for improvements The appointment adds to his duties on armed services rules and administration and fiscal affairs committees placing him among first year senators with major assignments
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Lambs Lead Omaha Trade Rise as Feeder Lambs Soar
Monday cattle and hogs traded mixed in Omaha with fat lambs climbing $1 to $1.25 higher and top weight steers at $25.00. Cattle parts showed steady to firm prices, calves and veals firm near $28 to $30, hogs $18.25 to $21.75, and feeder lambs advancing with native feeders around $25.25 to $26.00.
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Nebraska
Entry on Theviry 4 and Mrs Noble nursing siege patient
The text notes that Theviry 4 was quite in Og den with Mrs Noble nursing him through the siege, described by a trained nurse.
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4-H Club Awards Stress Farm Woodlot Management
Farmers and 4-H members face growing interest in forest management as state and national awards offer scholarships and all expenses paid trips to the 1949 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. Regional winners receive gold medals. state winners gain recognition and funds from American Forest Products Industries sponsorship.
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Birth of a son in Sal Lake City at Holy Gross hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Guo on Friday March 1 at Holy Gross hospital in Sal Lake City. All concerned are doing nicely. Grandparents Harrison Guio of California and Anion Suble of this place are elated with the news. Great Grandma Sadie Osterhon also expresses joy.
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Wyoming Hunting and Fishing License Fees Announced
The Wyoming G F Commission lists hunting and fishing licenses for the coming season. Resident licenses include elk deer bird fish options at five dollars, with various non resident permits priced up to one hundred dollars. Special two bear permits and mountain sheep permits appear, along with five day and two day tourist licenses.
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University relations teams to speak before Wyoming high seniors
Five University relations teams depart March 21 for statewide tours addressing high school seniors. Two faculty and two students speak at each stop including Kemmerer, Rock Springs, and Rawlins meetings with seniors from multiple towns invited, noting speakers Shirley Johnson Mary Melchar Fred Tantoher Bethy Engstrom and Rob Brown.
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Hanna
Rawlins
Shirley Johnson
Mary Melchar
Fred Tantoher
Rock Springs
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Rob Brown
Floods Threaten Evanston Area Prompt Action
Emergency relief officials warn of a serious flood threat in Evanston and surrounding areas as 25 to 40 homes and farms face potential distress. Mountain View and Ft. Bridger also at risk if Green River tributaries surge due to record snowfall in Wasate and Uinta mountains. Authorities plan to seek emergency state funds for equipment and aid.
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Wyoming Commerce Secretary Tours State Promoting Industry
Coal HOC Anderson, Secretary-Manager of the Wyoming Commerce and Industry Commission, toured Cheyenne and northern and central Wyoming March 14 after a seven day trip. He delivered speeches and met with chambers of commerce and operators to publicize industrial development and attract tourists for a banner 1949 season. He spoke March 4 in Stirling Basin to Basin Pythian Sisters and addressed Buffalo and Raverton audiences. Community leaders report rising inquiries from prospective tourists and preparations for a strong year ahead.
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Wyoming Commerce and Industry Commission
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Raverton
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Jackson
State Highway Patrol Arrests in January Report
The State Highway Patrol records 59 arrests in January 46 for traffic violations including drunken driving illegal parking and reckless driving 13 for license and registration issues and 13 for commercial vehicle violations the fines total 1643 to school funds. Patrol investigated 38 accidents recovered 5 stolen cars and logged 105500 miles driven. A note mentions visitors from a ranch and local academics.
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