Star Valley irrigation project eyed for early approval
Senator Joseph C. O Mahoney reports in the Columbia Basin plan that the upper Star Valley project in Wyoming should receive early authorization. The scheme would irrigate 6000 acres of new land and add water for 9700 acres already under irrigation at an estimated 1946 cost of 2,475,000 dollars.
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Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Columbia Basin
Upper Star Valley
Nobody’s Perfect Partners in Everyday Married Life
A hometown reflection on how married couples balance respect with companionship. The piece highlights Dee and Jane who enjoy quiet evenings at home and shared activities like cribbage and fishing, noting that mutual respect coexists with everyday closeness and companionship.
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Jane
Dee
Seward’s Creek
Andy Botkin
Garden Tavern
Savings Bonds Promoted as Smart Valentine Investment
A tongue in cheek promotion emphasizes United States Savings Bonds as a solid Valentine’s Day choice. Through payroll savings plans at work or regular bank and post office purchases, bonds promise a steady return, 2 for every 3 dollars over a century.
Water project plan seeks basin wide revenue pooling
The plan proposes pooling revenues from all Basin power projects to cover costs of irrigation on undersupported lands. Excess profits from profitable public power would fund irrigation in lower or less developed areas, benefiting upper Basin states where water originates. Several dams and reservoirs are outlined with acre feet and kilowatt capacities, but none await immediate action pending state governor findings and Congress action.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Star Valley
Salt River
Snake River
Stump Creek
Grow Creek
Elk Valley
Spring Creek
Teton Creek
Teton Canyon
Palisades Reservoir
Jackson
Wyoming
Canyon Dam
Palisades
Idaho-Wyoming
Hoback
Heback
Jackson Hole
Jackets Hole
Idaho
Congress
Rules for Selecting Wyoming's Outstanding Young Man 1946
Wyoming Junior Chamber of Commerce seeks nominations for the Outstanding Young Man of 1946. Eligible entrants aged 21 to 35 in 1946 must reside in Wyoming and perform activities there. Five member state committee will judge entries based on service to Wyoming, leadership, and personal character.
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Wyoming
Guy Engle PO
Casper
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