Wyoming Hereford Association Meeting in Cheyenne 1952
The Wyoming Hereford Association will hold its annual spring meeting in Cheyenne starting at 12:30 p m on June 3. Secretary Tony Ellbauer said the event allows members to attend the Wyoming Stock Growers Association convention June 3 4 and 5 chaired by Robert Taylor of Saratoga. The meeting will focus on procedures for the association s seventh annual show and sale in Casper on November 23 and 24.
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Laramie
Wyoming Hereford Association
Cheyenne
Tony
Awill Ibe
Handkerchief Gift Tote For Special Event Fete
A quirky party craft suggests gifting guests with embroidered handkerchiefs in scalloped edges. Fold, insert in a tissue box or small dress box, tie with pale ribbon, and present to guests as keepsakes for the ceremony eve.
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Ihanky
Uguer
4 H Girl 18 Named FYE Delegate for England
Miss Betty Bietell of Cheyenne a University of Wyoming junior in home economics has been chosen as a 1952 International Farm Youth Exchange delegate. She will sail around June 15 to live and work with farm families in England for the summer and fall. The program is approved by the National 4-H Club Extension Service and funded in part by the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation. Financial aid for delegates is partially provided, with each delegate responsible for some personal funds.
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Laramie
Wyo
Betty’ Bietell Cheyenne
University of Wyominis
England
United States Department of Agriculture
College
Carl Gray
Nantre Residéricy
Collestate
Wyoming
Robert Farisby Hag ‘Ween
Ireland
Ieland
Near East
Southern Hemisphere
Deler Gates
Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation
Ogate
Wyoming National Guard drives sales during Armed Forces week
A. E. Wilde, director of the U S Savings Bonds division, commends the Wyoming National Guard for outstanding accomplishment promoting savings bonds during Armed Forces week May 12 27. Units sponsored bond dives in communities as part of observance. the project received endorsement from Governor Frank Barrett and state residents.
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A. E. Wilde
U.S. Savings Bonds Division
Wyoming National
Guard
Wyoming National ‘Guard
Vance
Armed Forces
Frank ‘Barrett
Vaverner
Diary collection to be microfilmed at U W
The University of Wyoming Western History and Archives department plans microfilming the Eicholtz diary collection. The volumes cover General Sherman's Atlanta campaign and travels through wild western country with hostile Indians. The diaries chronicle Eicholtz Jr. of Denver as a railroad backer and compagnon.
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U. W
Sherman
Atlanta
Col. Leonard
Unclear Text About 19th Century Military and Finance
Fragmentary notes describe United States soldiers defending unexplored country against hostile Indians. Mentions the first Denver train arrival in 1870 under a colonel's supervision and Cheyenne Denver Wall projects. References Colonel Eicholtz moving to Denver and a 1878 election as director of a First National Bank until death in an unclear year.
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United States
Denver
Eicholtz
Denvervin
First ‘National Bank
Scholars Inps Continued From Page Two
fragmented OCR note with unclear names and terms about state competition and field crops. mentions arid factor and winners but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
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Smith Bros
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Fox Post
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Big Piney
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Tor
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Permaglas
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United Sales & Engineers
Stephen Davis
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Chas
GEO. W. Hopkins Publisher
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Cathe
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John. G. Budd
Alex Price
Daniel
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Twin Creek
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Matton
Muriel. Gray
Piney Lodge No
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