Talent Show Sponsored by Local Auxiliary
A Saturday talent show sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary featured adults and youths as contestants. Judges awarding prizes named Mrs Jban Campbell first for vocal solo, Marjorie DeGraw and Sugan Twitchell second in vocal duet, Betty Budd Fear Lela Gurney and Bob Tanner third in vocal quartet. Announcer Willam Budd Sr. proclaimed the event’s results.
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Ehiayr
Americai Gion
Wii
Theiit
Aira
Jban Campbell
Vou Eal Solo
Marjorie ‘DeGrawane
Sugan” Twitchell
Betty
Budd
Fear
Lela Gurney
Bob Tanner
Willam Budd
George Tet
Faulkner Named UW Livestock Specialist
Ken Faulkner has been named livestock specialist with the University of Wyoming extension service. He succeeds Nels Dahlquist, who recently resigned to accept an audition with the O’Neill Ranch and Big Piney organization. Faulkner, a 1997 graduate of the University of Illinois, began his career at Carthage, Illinois, and served as a Navy lieutenant in World War II. He earned a master’s degree in 1946 and was appointed an associate professor of animal production at Wyoming. His appointment was approved by the University of Wyoming Board of Trustees and begins in April. The Faulkner family has three children.
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Ken Faulkner
le Niptou
Servne
Sient
Dean H. M. Brigas
Univers’ Ty
Boeming
Colege ‘of ‘Agriculture
Faulkn
Ivestoric Organ'zation
S Univarisity of
Illinois
Paulkner
Pacifc
University
College of Agriculture
University of Wyomingh Board of ‘Trustees
Faulkners
John Essman Jr of Kemmerer Dies Suddenly
John Essman Jr operator of the Texaco Service in Kemmerer died suddenly Saturday evening after being stricken early that morning. He is survived by his wife and family, aged parents, two brothers Clarence and Raymond Histman, and two sisters Ida and Clara Essman. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon with many friends in attendance.
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John Essman, Jr
Texaco
Kemiéres
Clarence
Raymond
Histman
Ida
Clara Eesman
Wyoming World War II Memorial Names Open for Review
Wyoming seeks public input on permanent engraving for World War II veterans names on plaques at the Memorial. The list, prepared from county draft boards and state Selective Service headquarters, will stay open through 1952 with printers beginning work after finalization.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
Cpt
Cheyenne
Mve
Uist
War Memorial
Wyoming Memorial
Bids Sought for Removal of Damaged Warehouse Building
Auction call invites bids to remove a damaged front warehouse structure at the rear of the Masaic building in Marbleton. Bids must be received by March 22 1952 at Big Piney Lodge 3 ALB A. M. Big Piney Wyoming. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
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Marbleton
Otary
Big Piney
Wyo
Magpie Control Program Aims to Reduce Ravens and Magpies
Sublette County Wyoming launches a control program with the Fish and Game Commission offering 10 cents per magpie or raven killed. The plan urges residents to trap or shoot magpies and ravens and to accumulate several birds before turning them in, with participation across old and young.
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Sublette
Ravena
Soil Conservation Officers Elected at Piney District Meeting
Joe L Budd elected chair and others chosen for Piney Conservation District Board of Supervisors. The reorganized board includes Arnold Olson and John Kvenild with Dan H Budd and Mary M ar i as members. Retiring after ten years of service, they will advise on duties while serving without pay. Forest Service reports seedings totaling 307 680 acres in Intermountain region with ongoing reseeding in national forests. Regional Forester notes progress since World War II and future needs for grazing lands and reseeding in the C4onal forests.
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Joe
L. Budd
Board of Supervisors
Piney Conservation District
Arnold Olson
John Kvenild
Dan
Budd
P Mari
Menitera
D'strict
Thetis
Crasslands
Intermountain
Intermoun Dain
Forest: Service
Uesh
Novads
Dana
Wyoming
Craes
Forest Service
Olson
Pennsylvania
Seventh Kemmerer Hereford Sale Set For April 12
The Southwest Hereford Association announces the Seventh Kemmerer Hereford Sale to be held April 12 in Astdciati. Registered Hereford bulls and heifers will be offered. Breeders from Sublette, Uinta and Lincoln counties are highlighted as key producers. The event follows growing practice of showcasing top entries with modern pens and national advertising.
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O'Neil
Big Piney
Ongis
Wes
Magewn
Eicht
Arta
Bvastock
Scatlans
Ttig
Ford
Earom
Menbars
Wyoming high school basketball champions crowned in Cheyenne
Thermopolis Cowley and Ten Sleep win state titles as Cowley defeats Lyman 68-37 for the Class B crown and Ten Sleep dominates in their division. Thermopolis reaches finals with wins over Rivals while Buffalo Basin finish strong. Pinedale Pavilion and Pavillion claim minor places.
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Laramie
Wyo
Cheyenne
Theropolis
Cowley
Baskebball
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Memorial ‘Field
C.H Okief Blainchate
Tor
Casper
BBC
Pinedale
University
Prep
Pavillon
Dbs
Porients
Ploners
Dayton
Y LaGrange
Big Horn
Chugwater
Market Steady Slaughter Cattle And Feeder Prices Report
Agricultural market report shows steady to lower prices across cattle and hogs with salable supply near 21 000. Cows and canners weak to steady, veal and feeder calves mixed, top vealers around 36, stockers around 33 to 57, heifers and steers varying by weight, lambs steady with prices up to mid twenty dollars.
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St. Lemont
O. Ick
Balle
PTA Bake Sale To Benefit Elementary Library
A notice states the first PTA bake sale to raise money for the elementary school library will be held at a local store on a Saturday. It urges attendance and contributions from families.
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Sator's
January 1952 Highway Accident Summary
The ACCIDENT RECORDS Bureau of the Wyoming Highway Department reports January 1952 saw 579 accidents with $205 288.62 property damage. Foreseeable factors include improved reporting and weather conditions. Cheyenne led with 15 percent of state accidents. 60 percent of new incidents will be investigated by law enforcement.
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Bureau of the Woming
Cnd
Cheyenne
Gasper
Sheridan
Torington
Boones
Worland
Ais
Social Security Manager Seeks Application in Pinedale Visit
William J. Rivers, manager at Rookigs Social Security BT Pinetals, wishes to make an application. The note mentions his visit to the area and the request for Benet as part of the process.
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William J. Rivers
Rookigs Social Security
Pinetals
PF Thin
Benet
Rivers
Rev Bob Midgley Monored in South Dakota
Rev. Robert Midgley a pastor of the Congregational church at Ver Tallion is monored in South Dakota by that organization. The item notes his current assignment and affiliation with the church as context.
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Bob” Midgley
South, Dakota
Robert Midgley
Firacrly
Midgley
Ver Tallion
Green River Star
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Marston
Wyemming
Burton W. Marston
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Chicago
Marston Ays
Ford’ “Motors
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Mitch Ir
United States
Kemmerer : Ried
Soil Conservation Officers
National Forest
Kemmerer Hereford
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Intermountain Forest
Direc
Reed W. Batley
Goy ‘ScouTs
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Thermofolis
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Omaha Ry
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Bein Pinedale March
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