Sportsmen meet at Kemmerer for game protection in Wyoming
A Wyoming meeting of sportsmen from Kemmerer Evanston Rock Springs Green River Big Piney and Pinedale discussed better policing and protection of elk deer mountain sheep and antelope with new deputy wardens to be posted this summer and Governor Emerson voicing support. The gathering included J B Budi W L Looney L D Tanner Oscar Beck and Geo W Hopkins Jr from Sublette County. May 4 10 proclaimed Music Week by Governor Frank Emerson with a Wyoming seal and date.
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Wyoming
Robert R. Hocker
State Game and Fish Commission
Kemmerer
Evanston
Rock Springs
Green River
Big Prey
Pinedale
Beneft
Emerson
Hokewise
Sublette County
Rod & Gun Clot
J. B. Budi
W. L. Looney
L. D B. Tanner
Oscar Beck
Geo. W. Hopkins, Jr
Big Piney
H. E. Elem
Governor Emerson Visits Green River Valley Caravan
Governor Frank C. Emerson and state officials toured the Green River valley from Rock Springs to Green River, visiting Eden Pinedale Daniel Be Pinney LaBarge and Green River. An afternoon talk at Big Piney drew a large crowd with an ovation for the governor and his party.
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Big Piney
Emerson
Department of Commerce and Industry
Rock Springs
Green Giver
Damiel
Jackson
Eden
Pinedale
Daniel
Pinney
LaBarge Ol Field
Green Raver
P. W. Jenkins
Sargents Inn
Green River Valley
Daniel Doings In Itna Wyomone And Nearby Visitors
Daniel and Mrs Glidden McNeel of Itna Wyomone visited Mrs Hibben and her parents in Daniel. Industrial Committee guests dined at the Sargant Inn with Governor Emerson and Lions Club members from Jackson en route home from Rock Springs. Hoback Basin Castle met in Daniel. Bondurant and Merna men adjusted to a summer schedule. Mary Louise Sargent returned from Rock Springs after completing school. Bridge workers for Prairie Creek resumed work after Casper visit. Mrs E B Key and children Beulah and Richard, visited Rock Springs. Mr and Mrs Delbert Bess and sons returned from Idaho where Mrs Bess spent part of the winter.
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Daniel
Sargnnt Inn
Governor Emerson
Jackson
Rock Springs
Lions Club
Delbert Bess and Sons
Idaho
May highway commission bids on 231 projects
The State Highway Commission will open bids on May 9 for 231 road projects totaling 142.6 miles. Surfacing, resurfacing, oiling, and grading work are planned in Converse, Lincoln, Natrona, Sheridan, Sublette, Weston, Big Horn, Park, Johnson counties. A detailed list will be available about April 30.
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The
State Highway Commission
Converse
Lincoln
Natrona
Sheridan
Sublette
Weston
Big Horn
Park
Johnson
Sublette County Air Association meeting urged attendees
Notice announces a business meeting of the Sublette County Air Association to be held at Pinedale on Saturday May 10 at 5 00 P M. All members and others interested are urged to attend. E V Cockins secretary.
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Sublette County
Air Association
Pinedale
E. V. Cockins
Industrial Congress at Rock Springs Proves Successful
At the Southern Wyoming Industrial Conference in the Radico theatre more than 100 delegates registered by noon. Governor Frank Emerson and state commerce leaders attended as speakers urged road improvements and regional development across Star Valley, Lyman, Evanston, Kemmerer, Cokeville, Big Piney, Eden Valley, and Rock Springs, spotlighting coal, cheese, dairy, and mineral resources and regional transportation needs.
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Southern Wyoming Industrial Conference
Radico Theatre
E. D. Crippe
Rock Springs Lions Club
State Board of Commerce and Industry
Frank ©. Emerson
Fred W. Johnson
Ray T. Baird
W. E. ‘Wilkerson
Goodroan
Star Valley
L. G. Jensen
Wyoming
Harry R. Weston
Jackson
Idaho
Superior
Gust Sturholm
Arthur & White
White
Union Pacific
Jesse Hatten
Uinta County
Mt View
E. M Polson
View
Perry
Lincoln Highway
Carter
Kemmerer
Kemmmerer
C. E. Favre
Lions Club
Conroy
Cokeville Frenk
J. Jones
Cokeville
Ma. Larson
Big Piney
Oscar Beck
P. W. Jenkins
Big Pmey
Eden Valley
Jenkins
Wyoning Im
Eden Valier
Eden
Eur Wright
Board of Commerce and Industry
Teton County
G Impson
A. McCann
Forest Service
Harry Wylam
Utah
Colorado
Rock Springs
Fine Arvisan Water Well at Ball Ranch Depth 56 Feet
Bob Childers drilled a high quality arlisian water well for FL D Ball on his upper ranch. The well yields a strong water flow suitable for house piping and stock watering. Ball expresses great satisfaction with the pure water at a depth of 56 feet.
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Bob Childers
FL D. Ball
Ookeville Man Killed in South Cokeville Collision
One person killed and four injured in a head on crash four miles south of Cokeville Wyoming. Orin Evans died in a gasoline fire. Roan Stoffer of Cokeville rescued the injured from the wreck, while others suffered burns. Evans was crushed by flying debris before rescue. Blame for the accident was not officially fixed.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Orin Evans
Cokeville Hockmaster
Roan Stoffer
Stoffer
Chéford Nelson
Montpelier
Ida
Nelson
Sutter
Evans
Masonic Lanes Entertain At Masonic Hall Tuesday
Tuesday evening at Masonic hall the Masonic ladies of Big Piney hosted the first entertainment for members of Big Piney Lodge U D FP A M since the local lodge formed a year ago. The formal event featured card playing and refreshments, ending with men praising the ladies as entertainers.
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Masonic Hall
Masonic Ladies of
Big Piney
Big Piney Lodge
Rhodes names Wyoming athletic staff for Cowboys
University of Wyoming officials announce Rhodes's choices for assistants in the athletic department. Williard Witte to coach varsity basketball and freshman football, with Chuck Coughlin assisting and Raymond Richards serving as line coach and wrestling head. John Corbett to train, Bil Lee and Ray Frazer in support roles. Crane touts staff as reflecting credit on the university's athletic program.
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John “Choppy” Rhodes
A. G. Crane
University of Wyoming
Rhodes
Cowboy Institution
Williard
Witte
University of Nebraska
Cornhusker Institution
Charles
Chuck” Coughlin
Wyoming
Coughhbn
Raymond Richards
Richards
Laramie
John Corbett
Corbett
Bil Lee
Gawboy
Ray Frazer
Crane
Rhoades
Big Piney High School Bat Seniors and Juniors Play Notes
Big Piney High School reports seniors ready for the send off and a play titled Always In Trouble with The Headed Conn. Seniors note Jennie Bird’s return to teaching. juniors work on banquet and Prom. biology tests and civics studies highlighted. sophomores review ancient history and Caesar. freshmen finish Ancient History and Latin I readings.
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Funi
Jennie Bird
Jennie
Royal Neighbors Entertain Husbands and Woodmen Partners
On Monday night the Royal Neighbors entertained at their judge room for the husbands of all Royal Neighbors and the Woodmen and their wives and friends. The evening featured games and various entertainments, followed by refreshments, and all attendees enjoyed a most pleasant time.
Mrs Guthrie Mourns Death of Mother in Alton
Mrs. Fred Guthrie of Halfway received news of her mother’s death in Alton Illinois on Tuesday and left at once to attend the funeral.
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Fred Guthrie
East
Halfway
Alton
Ilinois
Guthrie
Community Church Minister Rev A C Best Announces Next Sunday
The Community Church invites worshippers to public service with Rev A C Best. Church School Jam will precede the service next Sunday. The sermon topic is Paul's Experience of Prayer.
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A. C. Best
Paul
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