Public Sale Notice for Cheyenne Land Parcel No. 1
The Bureau of Land Management announces a public sale under section 2455 with parcel 1 lot 1 section 7 township 32 west range 114 west 6th principal meridian Wyoming 71 acres appraised at 80 dollars. Bids due April 23, 1958, must be in sealed envelopes with payment by check or money order. Contiguous and adverse claim rights must be filed by sale time. For details contact Craiz A. Decker, Manager, P.O. Box 928 Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States
Bureau of Land Management
Wyomieg
Ower Clamins & Prefersace
Ale Dale Lowsyer
Craiz A. Decker
iLand
Crag A. Docker
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Public Sale Notice by Bureau of Land Management
The Bureau of Land Management announces a public sale on April 23 next in Cheyenne Wyoming for two land parcels with defined descriptions and appraised values. Bids may be by principal or agent, sent by mail or delivered in person, with payment by certified funds. Contiguous owners may file claims or objections, and preference rights must be asserted within 30 days.
Fat cattle open the week as Omaha trade starts firm
Fat cattle pace the opening trade in Omaha with steady to mostly 26-50c higher on light Monday offerings. Stockers and feeders held steady to strong, hogs mostly steady to 5c lower, and lambs steady. Prime steers were not part of the Monday run, with new crop steers around 31.50 and various classes trading between mid teens and 30s, while cows and bulls showed a broad but steady to lower range.
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Omaha
Timber harvest exceeds half-year goal in Intermountain forests
National forest timber cut for the first half of the fiscal year reached 228 million board feet, as timber chief Lester Moncrief of the Intermountain Region noted the figure fell short of the 280 million yard goal. 1957 calendar year production totaled 284 million board feet from regional forests led by Idaho’s Payette and Boise forests, Utah’s Dixie, and Wyoming’s Bridger. Reforestation totaled 1,285 thousand trees. the Forest Service aims to keep timber growing areas in all forests to sustain production for a growing economy.
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National Forest
Lester Moncrief
Intermountain
U.S
Frettere-roncrief
F. Y
Payette National Forest
Tate
Boise National Forest
Idaho
Dixie National Forest
Utah
Bridger National Forest
Wyoming
Moncrief
Semice
Regon
4H Home Improvement Club Plans Projects At Legion Hall
A 4H group met at the Legion hall after school, two weeks apart, working on record books and projects including pinker boards shoulder covers and laundry bags. Members Dawn Carolyn Marla Bernita and Dean helped with food preparation and posters for a future exhibit at Daniel store windows during 4H week.
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Legion Hall
Raven
Dean
Debbie
Bernita
C.central
Carolyn James
Daniel
Caroline Boroff
Crusade for Freedom Backers Ask What RFU Helps Do
Paul Godfrey of Cheyenne, Crusade chairman, explains the Crusade for Freedom funds Radio Free Europe. He cites letters, escapees, Western observers and communist statements as proof RFU’s wide audience and influence behind the Iron Curtain. A Wyoming resident donation option is P.O. Box 338, Cheyenne.
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Crusade For Freedom
Raido Free Europe
Paul Godfrey
Cheyenne
Crusade
Erganation
Fret Europe
Godfrey
Iron Curtain
RFU
RFE
Ric
Poland
Romania
Krmo
RFC
P.O. Box 338
Cheyenna
February Traffic Counts Drop in Wyoming Highways
Wyoming highway officials report February traffic counts fell overall from February 1957 despite fair road conditions. Counts rose on certain interstates near Sundance Gillette Green River and Casper but declined 7 to 13 percent elsewhere. Primary routes showed gains north of Jackson Rawlins Muddy Gale and Casper areas while the Manville Lance Creek secondary highway fell 23 percent for February and 42 percent for the year to date.
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Uwro
Taffic and Research Division
Wigonting Highway Department
Cheyenne
Intertate
Sundance
Gillette
Green River
Eigh
Casper
Gusk
Jackson
Rawlins
Muday Gale
Asia
Lusk
Aichivem
Manvile-Lance Creek
Tavel
Muddy roads threaten workers to oil fields area
Muddy roads again menace workers traveling to and from oil and gas fields west and south of town. Spring weather begins today, March 20, with summer approaching, impacting travel and work conditions.
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United States Department OF the Interior
By Hart Jorgensen
Thaniel Dandies
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Jewelers
Kemmerer
BIG Piney Examiner
Green River Valley
Big Piney, Wyoming
GEO. W. Hopkins Publisher
Advannce
Wyoming Press Association
Marenna OP Ea
Lea
Smith Brothers
Kemmerer, Wyo
Big Piney Lodge
ALF. & Alm
Charles Davis
Frank Bray
Big Piney
QU. E. S
Masonic Hall
Anna Brause
Evelene Nichols
Green River Valley Brand
Murdock Estate
Forks
JRS
F. Mickelson
Big Pines
John C. Budd
Postoffice
Ladie Osterhout
Fall River Basin
F. D. Chapel
C. E. Needham
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Rock Springs National Bank
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