Senate Special Committee on Wildlife Resources Established
A Senate special committee is appointed to investigate replacement and conservation of wildlife including aquatic and bird life. It will study federal game reservations bird sanctuaries national parks migratory birds upland birds and related industries and report findings and recommended legislation to the Senate.
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Notice Of Annual School District Meeting In Subletia County
The annual meeting of School District No Nine of Subletia County Wyoming will be held at the High School room on Monday June 23 1930 at 2 PM for electing one trustee and to consider and set the proposition of voting and appropriating funds and other business listed in the notice.
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Subletia County
Wyoming
Precinct Meeting Notes Include School Levy Increase Statement
The record notes an appropriation of 23000 for school purposes and a levy plan increasing five mills beyond 2 percent, with a maximum aggregate levy not to exceed 274 mills, and mentions other business to be conducted at the meeting as allowed by law, signed by district clerk Osterhout.
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Osterhout
Uncle Sam Invites Citizenship Clinics This Summer
Over 40,000 applicants respond to Uncle Sam’s invitation as Citizens Military Training Camps reopen. The article notes a broader purpose beyond soldiering with Elmo Scott Wesson’s feature on Uncle Sam’s Health and Citizenship Clinics. Mrs Carter visits Afton relatives while Dana Budd spends days in Rock Springs. Yesterday was the warmest day this spring.
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Elmo Scott Wesson
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Livestock Outlook: Cattle Production May Rise Says Analysts
Market observers note a shift toward higher cattle output, citing government census figures that show 58 million cattle in the United States compared with 7 million in 1918 19. Dairy cattle numbers and heavy feeding practices complicate the trend for beef production, while producers push for earlier and leaner calves, improved calf crop percentages, and greater efficiency as prices ease and lamb demand grows.
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