Kemmerer bull sale set for April with hay and brucellosis notes
Carl reports the Kemmerer annual bull sale on April 11 with a preparatory show on April 10. State data show Sublette County has the most hay acres and tons but the lowest yield per acre in the state. The brucellosis program will continue with existing funding, while calfhood vaccination remains a debated path to recertification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Kemmerer
Bes
State Department of Agneul
Subatte
Leathercraft workshop reports for 4-H leaders and habitat note
A story outlines a Tandy Leather Company leathercraft workshop for Kemmerer 4-H leaders with attendees from several clubs and guidance on mending and remodeling. It also includes a feature on habitat conservation by Louis M. Moos of the USDA SeIf Conservation Service, stressing vegetation’s role in wildlife populations and listing conservation programs and contact resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Tandy Leather Company
Lelkding
Kemmerer
Blanch Clark
Margaret Ball
Rechel Schfrise
Ernie Bleamer
Bonnie Block
Cath Sloat
Louis M. Moos
Eiivlopist
Usda, Seif Conservation Service
Cenen
Odile
Widlife
Ery
Tanck
Melure Fence Row
Dirch Bank Develop Inc
Ocd
Great Plains
Soil Conservaton Service
Extension Service
Agricultural Conservation Program Office
Dann A. Foshen
February fines tally from Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Twenty three persons paid a total of 600 dollars for violations of the state game and fish laws during February, reported by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. The largest fine, 125 dollars, was assessed against a Breamey resident for a violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Breamey
Eight False Oaths and Violations Lead to School Fines
Immature reports indicate eight false oath convictions this month. Five cases involve possession of game or equipment. Additional arrests target illegal baiting and fishing violations. Authorities note fines channel funds to schools in disgraceful measures.
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Ucer
Miecour
President Arthur’s Wyoming trip reaches Green River
President Arthur and party left Cheyenne for Green River Wyoming on August 5 1883 traveling by rail to Green River arriving about 930 Sunday morning No stops were made at towns along the way A Laramie party visited Green River while citizens had no chance to greet them and Wyoming boosters urged the West as a health resort and settlement center The Yellowstone Park tour was described as a boon to Wyoming with editorials praising the President’s trip and its potential to attract tourism investment and national attention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola M. Homsher
Chesser
Arthur
Cheyenne
Green River
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Wes
Glen Ruger
Laramie
Latine
Laramueltes
Judge Bla
Marshal Schmiger
E W, Nye
J W Midrum
United
H Hayford
Larame
Anhur
Perty
Fort Wirhakie
Saint Wagor
Fort Wachikie
Veterans News: Safe Frozen Bone Marrow for Radiation Therapy
The Veterans Administration reports successful preservation of living bone marrow cells in a frozen state for future use in irradiated patients. Stored marrow can be injected intravenously to boost low blood counts after radiation and may allow more intensive cancer radiotherapy. The stored marrow is the patient’s own, reducing immune reaction risks.
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Veterans Administration
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Triangle
Boulder
Martha Ulrich
Nellie Waters
Uelen Tanner
Wardel Tar
Lois Koch
Luamir
Chevrost
Stedo
Wigan
Chevrolet
Tord
Anderson-Penton Chevrolet Company
Pinedale, Wyoming
HOTEL
Robert Bott
Arciluves
The
Red Cross
Veterans’ News
Bi L & Lindley
Optometry
Broadway
Rock Springs
Pinedale School
Pinedale Fire Department
Strok
Ford Picku
Ford
Ford-ward
Worl’s Ford Service
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