Green River Valley Cattlemen Plan Annual Meeting
Green River Valley cattlemen set an annual meeting in Big Piney on May 14 with a 1:09 p.m. business start. Delbert Ball, president, notes a panel on sagebrush spraying and stockman research, plus officers’ election and awards. A cocktail party, banquet at 7:30 with speaker W. Bul McMillan, and dancing follow. all interested cattlemen are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Agriculture Research Department
Gwilt & Co
Jim Greenwood Wuirve
Ceremonis
Tse Benquet
Public Welfare Ass'n Conference in Cheyenne May 24 27
c W Skinner chairMontan States Conference American Public Welfare Assocation announced Aging will be explored at the conference in Cheyenne on May 24 to 27. Sessions will cover mobilizing community action for aging and meeting aged needs with leaders from Montana, California, and Colorado aging programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Ass‘n
Cheyenne
C. W. Skinner
American Public Welfare
Cheyennus
Skinner
Vivian Burr
Montana Life Welfare Department
Wiliam T. van Osman
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jay L. Roney
American Pubt's Welfare Association
Thomas G. Be'l
County Welfare Diivior
Catersfield
Caldforma
Kenley Agency
Cham J. Morgan
Denver
Colorado
Republicans Name Delegates and Alternates To Attend Casper Meeting
Republican County Central Committee met in Findlay on Tuesday evening May 3 selecting delegates and alternates for the State Central Committee meeting in Casper Wyoming on Monday May 9. Norman Barlow and Miriam Barlow as delegates and alternates. Joe L Budd and Ruth Budd. Alens Isaacs and Bill Isaacs. Jennie Bayer and Lora Jewett. Richard Fox and William Bayer as delegates and alternates. Postmaster George Nichols attended the dedication of the new Jackson post office last Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republian County
George Nichols
Jackson
Homemakers Achievement Program Showcases Past Eras
A luncheon and program last Saturday featured fashions, songs, and skits portraying eras from 1890 to 1970. More than 150 attendees, National Home Demonstration Week observed, with prizes for best period costumes and skits from various homemakers clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Fil
Madge Funk
Mariom Barrell
Bronx
Kathe Bardin
Blanche Clark
Big Piney Triangle Club
Bila Mae Dibten
Bowser Homemerkers
Edna
Copyack
LaCal Club
Haze
James
Daniel de Mores
Ruth Wilson
Cora
Veruts
Hamfans
Finedai 2
Forest Service awards spraying contracts in region
Forest Service awards contracts for about 18 000 acres in the Intermountain Region. Reeder Flying Service wins 11 750 acres in Idaho and Nevada with a bid of 38 203 dollars. rates range 66.6 to 98 cents per acre. Aerial Applicators, Inc. secures nearly 6 060 acres in Utah Idaho and Wyoming with a bid of 4 768 dollars. rates run 73 to ten cents per acre. Operations to start late May to July, depending on vegetation readiness. Last year the region sprayed about 30 000 acres using 3 4 D butyl ester and planted about 10 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiry
Forest Service
Credit Information Meeting to Be Held Friday
Friday May 13 at 2 PM a Courthouse meeting on use costs and best practices of credit will be led by Helen Miller home management specialist University of Wyoming. It will cover methods of figuring actual costs and other basic information followed by a question answer period and is open to all interested attendees.
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Helen Miller
University of Wyoming
Poppy symbol ties dead and living in wartime memory
The poppy emerged as a living memorial to World War I dead, growing in battlefields and trenches. Soldiers from all nations regarded it as a sacred emblem of sacrifice, linking remembrance with aid for veterans and their families through sales by disabled veterans.
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France
Flanders
Patriok
Raisc
Snow Survey Signals Poor Snow Pack Across Courses
The April 30 snow survey shows thin snow and low water contents at Snyder Dasm Soda Lake and Triple Peak. Measurements report Snyder Dasm 16 inches snow and 5.6 inches water, Poison Meadows 66 and 23.9, Soda Lake 20 and 3, Triple Peak 37 and 16.8. Last year and multi year averages indicate below normal water content, painting a bleak reservoir outlook.
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Suding
Hermon
Fosher
Wheeler
Mormat
Triple Peak
Sublette County 1959 Census of Agriculture Preliminary Results
The 1959 Census of Agriculture for Sublette County reports 21 farms and 558,942 acres. Average farm size 2790.8 acres with an average farm value of 106,793 dollars. Operators: 1, 63 rent partial land, 16 tenants. Average operator age 45.8 years. 16 farms have 65+ years, 170 are characteristic farms. Copies 10 cents from Census Bureau, Washington DC. Enumerators Mrs. Carl Wail and Mrs. Don Rogers.
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Sublette
Bureau of the Census
U. S. Ceatirent of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Washington
Carl Wail
Don Rogers
Bond Election Notice for Southwest School District Sublette County
Public notice announces a bond election in Sublette County Wyoming at Big Pinney High School on May 10 1960 to authorize 700000 bonds at up to 4 4 percent interest for school buildings and equipment with ballots and boxes A and B and colored and white ballots. voters must meet residency and ownership criteria. election hours 9am to 7pm. notice dated May 2 1960 with publication May 6 12 1960.
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Board of Trustees of
Southwest School District
Sublette County
Wyoming
Big Pinney High School
Big Piney
Sid D.stnet
Soul
Southvest School District
Subette County
Poling Felace
United States
Board of Trustees
PTA Meeting Set For May 9 At School House
The final PTA meeting of the term will be held Monday May 9 in the high school. A 6 30 pot luck dinner starts the evening with Mrs James Mickelson as guest speaker recounting her Far East trip. Officers to be installed include Mary Morgan president Mrs Nugent vice president Opal Orr secretary and John Gregory treasurer. Outgoing officers are Tharen Greenwood president Jack McWilliams vice president Vivian Query secretary and Mary Mog an treasurer. Attendance urged since it is the term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
James Mickelson
Wall
Far East
Mary Morgan
Nugent
Opal Orr
John Gregory
Tharen, Greenwood
Jack McWilliams
Vivian Query
Mary Mogan
Wyoming Stock Growers Meet in Cheyenne June 2 3
Wyoming Stock Growers Association members will gather in Cheyenne June 2 and 3 for the 88th annual convention. Speakers include Arthur H. Motley of the U S Chamber of Commerce on political representation by citizens and Raymond J Detill agricultural economist from the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City on meat production patterns and prices. Also on the program are Fred H. Dresser president of the American National Cattlemen's Association and others. A panel on Federal Aid To Education is planned with Velma Linford Chester Bowen Joe L. Budd and Reuben Anderson. The Wyoming Cattle-Elles join in their annual meeting June 1 at 8 00 p m.
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Wyomiang Stock Growers Association
Cheyenne
Arthur H. Motley
Chamber of Comme
Unite States
Cnork
Citens
Raymond J. Deotil
Agricultural Economs
Federal Reserve Bank of
Kun
Joe L. Budd
Big Piney
Lemsister
Reuben Anderson
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Steck Growsis
Wyemme Caw-Eolles
Dune Ist
Democrats Choose Delegates for Thermopolis Meeting in Wyoming
At the Democratic County Central Committee gathering in Bis Finey on May 2, Mrs. Carl Jorgensen and Mrs. Del bert Ball were selected as delegates to the Democratic State Central Committee meeting to be held in Thermopolis, Wyoming, on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Comittee
Bis Finey
Carl Jorgensen
Delbert Ball
Democratic State Central Committee
Thermopolis
Wyo
Rheumatic Fever Control Meeting In Big Piney
Big Piney mothers praised Mrs. Kinneth Roberts and Mrs. Daryl Taylor for leading a throat culture technique session in the Rheumatic Fever Control Program. Held last Monday at the Community Hall as a Big Piney PTA function, about 15 volunteers attended. A second training is hoped to be held by spring end of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney
Kinneth Roberts
Pinedale
Daryl Taylor
Johnston
Big Piney P.T.A
New Post Office Authorized for Big Piney Wyoming
Congressman Keith Thomson announced a new post office for Big Piney to be built under the Post Office Department leasing program. The site on Budd Avenue between First and Nichols streets covers 8 625 square feet with 1 716 square feet of rear space and a loading platform, cost 6 000 dollars. Bidders contact regional real estate managers in Salt Lake City Utah Denver Colorado or George W Nichols Big Piney Wyoming postmaster. The building will be privately funded and leased to the federal government for 10 years with two year options, reflecting increased oil and gas activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Thomson
Arthur
Sam
Big Piney
Wyoming
Post Office Department
Aale
Budd Avenue
First Street
Nichols Street
Big Piney Wall
R. S Greenburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ben. Brock
Denver
Colorado
George W. Nichols
Depail-ment
Department
Imecause
Thomson
Big Finey
Fines in Police Court for Curfew Violations and Disturbing the Peace
Lary Marshall and Raymond Baxter were picked up by town marshals for minors out after curfew and fined in Police Court 65 and 75 dollars with a 30 day suspended sentence. Buddy Poland was fined 25 dollars on disturbing the peace charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lary Marshall
Raymond Baxter
Buddy Poland
Remember Mother on Mother's Day
A brief nostalgic note urging readers to honor mothers on Mother's Day, Sunday May 8th, with reminders to celebrate, reflect, and give thanks across households and communities.
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Green River Valley Cattlemen Plan Annual Meeting
Casper
Homemakers
Soil Conservation News
DANNA
Folger
WUC
Sublette Co
Clare Williams
St. Petersburg
Florida
Republican National Committee
Wyoming Federation of Republican Women
Lander
Mes
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