Calf Brucellosis Vaccination and Agricultural Practices
Winter vaccination reached about 98 to 99 percent of county heifer calves for brucellosis. Aerial application of Hitragen fertilizer is being trialed to match ground costs, with pilots from Blackfoot Flying Service. Ditch maintenance demos by Mike McNamee set for May 27. Home economics contests and demonstrations outline Wash and Wear fabric care and child care programs plus upcoming county meetings in Laramie.
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Carl Dr. Reinow
Bert
Frigid Outing Ends in Tragic Loss on Indian Camp
A winter camp narrative describes a small party starving and freezing after a trailed snowbound trek. Marcelline identifies a lifeless remains of a hunted lamb and a hunter named Wiliams near an exhausted sled of the Perce chists. The group, led by Old Bill, searches a ruined camp with scorched logs and a tangled scene of death and cold.
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Marcelline
Chist
Bill
Old Bill the Elk Attracts Awe In Snowy Ridge Encounter
In a moonlit conclusive moment in a snowbound clearing a massive elk named Old Bill stands tall with crimsoned lore as hunters pause. The animal surveys the scene from the ridge while settlers recall legends of guiding souls to a distant peaceful land.
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el K
Bill
UWAG College Reorganized at University of Wyoming
The UWAG College of Agriculture reorganizes into six instructional divisions plus a research unit effective July 1. Six divisions include agricultural biochemistry, agricultural economics, animal science, plant science, agronomy, and veterinary science with new groupings to cut duplication and boost research. Extension Service consolidates to five subject masters, county agents remain in 28 counties, and 4-H leadership continues across Wyoming.
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University of Wyoming
College of Agriculture
DAY Board of Trustees
Agriculture College
Neal W. Hilsten Sida
Experiment Station
Hilston
Wyoming
Cerk
College of Agricuture
New Division Heads Named In Agricultural College
Dean Hilston outlines cost savings from reorganizing animal science and wool departments. Wool stock farm equipment and animals will support experiments across divisions with no fund transfers needed. New division heads include R. J. MegCollach Andrew Vaning Paul Stratton Vera Hitchcock Dale Behmont and James Tucker.
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R. J. MegCollach
Andrew Vaning
Paul O. Stratton
Vera J. Hitchcock
Dale W. Behmont
James O. Tucker
Paul Fritz Transfered to Bridger National Forest as Landscape Architect
Paul Fritz is transferred to Bridger National Forest as Landscape Architect effective May 18. He previously served with Sawtooth National Forest in Twin Falls Idaho. He holds a 1954 landscape architecture degree from Utah State University and served in the Air Force from 1954 to 1957 with survival training in the High Sierras.
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Luckingham
Paul Fritz
Bridger National Forest
Sawtooth National Forest
Twin Falls
Idaho
Fritz
Utah State University
Air Force
High Sierras
Division of Water, Recreation and Lands
Intermountain Region
Siummer
Ashley National Forest
National Forest
Flaming Gone
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