Charlie White Sells After Long Tie Hack Career
Charlie White of Middle Beaver Creek in the Big Piney area retires from a life in tie hacking, tie drives, and timber work. Born November 5, 18ST in Princeton Indiana, he spent years moving across states, learning the trade, and leading crews for Standard Timber Company. He later ran his own mills on Hoback Rim, valued workers highly, and plans to stay in the mountains enjoying fishing and independence.
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Forest Service
Big Piney
Charlie White
Middle Beaver Creek
Big Pinsy Ranger District
Charlie
Princeton
Indiana
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Oxfy
Charle
Tino
Meine
Iowa
Oxly
Missi
Raund City
South Dakota
Riverton
Wyoming
Ray Annesala
Laramie
Taku Kabetokama
Ray
Minnesota
Bivegill
Standani 'Timber Company
North Cottonwood Creek
Smiths Fork
Fox Park
Sterling
Colorado
Sawtooth
Idaho
North Cottonwood
Standard Timber Company
Elmer Johnson
Standard Limiber Company
Elmer
Ann
Horse Creek
LaBarge Creek
la Barge
Green River
Standart Timber Company
Middle Beever Creek
Hoback Rim
Ranger Lambert
Charks
Herem
Ee J
Kumas Lumber Company
Utah
Post Office Seeks Truth About Parcels Rules and Privacy
Post master George Nichols explains postal rules for parcels and written matter. He notes that certain items require permits, and that stating contents helps avoid delays, extra charges, or confiscation. When in doubt callers should contact the postmaster for guidance.
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George Nichols
Nichols
Sewing Workshops Set For Next Week
Two sewing workshops will be led by Martha Ulich Ex tension, offering hands on instruction in clothing sewing. The sessions aim to teach basic sewing skills and craft techniques to community members.
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Martha Ulich
Syecin Ist
Homemakers Club Meeting at Elaine's Cafe
The Homemakers Club met in Elaine's Cafe dining room for the March meeting with refreshments after a prayer by Mrs. Painter. Mrs. Madge Funk spoke on Family Problems and answered roll call questions. Dr. Johnston will speak April 14. A Sewing workshop begins at 10:00 am at Dorothy Bell's home March 4. Lunch is provided. Tran Lindsey, SPYE, will speak in Big Piney on March 29 about his Scotland trip.
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Elaine
Madge Funk
Big Piney
Community sewing sessions announced in Marbleton and Pinetizie
The notices set two meetings for March with times in Pinetizie Courtroom and Dorothy Bel's Marbleton home. Participants will choose fabrics and patterns, learn sewing finishes, and receive garment tips. 4-H leaders and parents are urged to attend per Stella McKinistry of Home Demonstrations Ages.
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Pinetizie
Dorothy Bel
Marbleton
Stella McKinistry
Pony Express plans emerge from Wyoming archives in 1860
State archives reveal a January 27 1960 note from William H. Riel to John W. Russell outlining a proposed Pony Express to Sacramento California starting April 3 with a ten day transit. The plan faced enormous costs and uncertain returns as private business rivalries with St Joseph Missouri influenced routes and contracts.
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John W. Russell
Central Overland California & Pikes's Peak Express Co
William H. Riel
Sacramento
California
Russell, Majors and Waddell
Slesany Village
Linto
St. Joseph
Missouri
Kansas Town
Lee Eaten & St Joseph
Colegraph
Central Overland
California & Pike
Prnk Express
St Joseph
Denver
Wathen, Kan
Sacramiente
Sixty Two Nurses Served WYO Red Cross in 1959
The Wyoming Red Cross reports 62 registered nurses served in 1959 alongside 95 volunteers, led by Chairman Gooree Fearson of Sheriff County. The 12th Red Cross campaign aims to recruit more nurses for disaster duty and emergency care, with 450 volunteers already trained in home nursing in the state. Funds goals and March campaigns will support continued nursing training and community health programs.
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Wyo
RED Cross
Wreemine
Red Cros
Acenite
Weiro
Pural Public Health
Arovida
Murec
Pearcon
Peareen
Rid Cross
Unites Appeal
Roseport and Palometto RR Reaches Wathenand for Denver Freight
Citizens of St Joseph grant land, building, and rent free for a year to Roseport and Palometto Railroad A fast freight line to Denver is to be built with operation expected to start by May 15 1861 The agreement includes free passage for express and employees for a year and exclusive express rights plus a two year Missouri River carriage privilege across the line and its extensions.
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Roseport & Palometto RR
Wathenand
Denver
Pony Express
Cibigzens of
St. Joseph
Elwood
Kansas
Roseport & Psimetto R.A
Warthens
Missouri River
Wyoming highway department says 1955 consulting cost under 14000
State highway chief J R Bremley reported the Wyoming Highway Department spent under 14000 in 1955 for private engineering consulting services. Most funds paid to aerial photo firms for six pictures aiding preliminary designs and route locations. Annual figure amounts to about 0.12 percent of 38.0 million in highway spending.
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J. R. Bremley
Wyoming Highway Department
Bromley
General Accounting Office
Wyoming
Bromiley
Highway Department
Ing 2Smant
Imgir Brom
Tey
University of Wyoming
Call For Democratic County Meeting In Sublette County
Sublette County Democratic Central Committee of Wyoming will hold its meeting at the Courthouse in Finedale at 8:00 p.m. on March 25, 1960. It votes on a County Chairman State Committeeman and State Committeewoman and other officers. All precinct committeemen and precinct committeewomen may vote. Democrats urged to attend. all Sublette County citizens invited. John S Mackey, County Chairman. Pub March 17 and 24.
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Demosmtic County
Sublette County
Wyoming
Finedale
Sublette
John S. Mackey
St Anne's Altar Society to Meet After Service
Mrs JoAnn Malis will host St Anne's Altar Society after church on Wednesday March 23. Incomplete note mentions a trailer space 23 at Deniel's Trailer Court and a contact Edith McDonough for transportation.
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JoAnn Malis
St. Anne’s Altar Society
Deniel
Cyairt Angers
Edith McDonough
Special Meeting and Party at Yose Ranch LDS Relief Society
A special meeting of the LDS Relief Society was held at Walter Yose ranch to mark the 1ath anniversary of the Society. Mrs Tol Fox read a short sketch of an ancestor among the first 18 members. A surprise shower honored Mrs Lois Rigby Mrs Karen Lawrence Mrs Vera Okon and Mrs Barbara Fox. Babies were awarded to mothers to be and corsages made from baby set by Mrs Enuna James. Refreshments of cake and pus wors were served.
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LDS Relief Society
Walter Yose
Shurley Zardus
Enuna Ja
Water conservation proposals urge wise use of scarce supply
A discussion on water as a vital resource highlights rising demand across the west and beyond. It outlines four policy options: reuse through pollution control, protect existing sources via land and watershed practices, develop new supplies including saline conversion, and plan for maximum public benefit. The piece cites power, navigation, agriculture, and recreation as key uses. It endorses national wildlife week slogan Water Key to Your Survival to promote conservation.
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United States
Miniwest
Tulion
Ional Research
National Wildlife Week
Cost of Elk Feeding Program Told
The Wyoming game and fish department reported a total elk feeding cost of 121 786 77 dollars for 1958 59. The program ran on 24 feed grounds in Jackson Greys River Big Piney and Pinedale areas with an average of 119 feeding days and 15 27 dollars per elk. Over five thousand tons of hay and nearly 80 tons of concentrates were purchased to support the feeding program.
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Wyoming Game and Fish Department
James B. White
Jackson
Greys River
Big Piney
Pinedale
White
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Post Office
Homemakers Club
The
State Archives
By Lola M. Homsher
State Highway Department
Catholic Church Notice
Yose Ranch
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