Bentonite ditch lining methods and 4-H judging results
Report covers Floyd Bougnan bentonite ditch lining using native bentonite with a small pump and a 4% mixing device. It compares Feltner and Feltner-style methods for porus ditches. Includes results from a livestock judging contest with Stan Lancaster’s PPA boys and top 4-H members Caroline Boreff Steve Chapel Jona Jensen Bill Koch, plus sheep and beef placements and notes on Kenneth Budgett’s improvement. Also mentions Canada thistle scouting and county-wide control considerations.
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CAEL
Floyd Bougnan
G Felt
Ser
Mike McNamee
Feltner
Stan Lancaster
PPA
Bob Boyce
Larry Lomer
Ross Alexander
John Anderson
Caroline Boreff
Steve Chapel
Jona Jensen
Bill Koch
John Jensen
Billy Koch
Nancy Budd
Steve Capel
Maria Keeh
Deck Tanner
Kenneth Budgett
Ivan Shi Fly
Boulder
Kenneth
Stolk
Renou
Boulder Mavericks
Upcoming rural events and 4-H activities in June
A series of community events runs June 1 to June 12 including Rural Life Sunday at Rendezvous grounds June 1, Junior Leader and conservation camp at Douglas June 3 to 7, State homemakers meeting and family life conference in Carner June 9 to 12, and a 4-H demonstration contest June 9. Delegates include Deanne Fear Deck Tanner Steve Cnaper Larry Stone Bill Stroble Sandra Fast Ranne Snow Caroline Boroff and others. Alec Wiggits will give a health and exercise talk at a county gathering, Bronx Homemakers arrange the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Life
Thas
Douglas
Deanne Fear
Deck Tanner
Steve Cnaper
Larry Stone
Bill Stroble
Sandra Fast
Ranne Snow
Caroline Boroff
Carl Grable Lifye
Pett
Bryce Walker
Ifye
Scotland
Aso
Carner
Membrs
Mardell Feat
Pearl Halstead
Lakue Bennett
Alec Wiggits
Bronx
University Functions and Instruction at Wyoming Campus
The University of Wyoming centers its mission on student instruction, research, and public service. From 1947 to 1957 the agriculture college expanded courses, while arts and sciences support eight colleges and a division of music. The commerce and industry college offers programs in accounting, business administration, secretary science, and statistics.
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University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Eught
Agriculture
Arts and Sciences
Engineering
Commerce
Educaton
Law
Pharmacy
Ffers
College of Agricultures
College of Arts and Sciences
Universitie
Inhe College
College of Commerce and Industry
University of Wyoming expands programs to serve state needs
The University of Wyoming outlines training for students pursuing commercial, industrial, or financial careers and teachers for Wyoming public schools. It notes eight percent of its statutes are placed in state classrooms, and new fields of study are added to meet evolving needs.
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Wyoming
Univesty
John M Thayer Wyoming Territory Governor 1875 1878
John M Thayer the second territorial governor of Wyoming served from February 10 1875 to May 29 1878 after a Nebraska public affairs career. He moved to Omaha in 1854, joined the first Nebraska Infantry in 1860, and rose to brigadier general in 1864 before returning to practice law in Omaha.
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Lola M. Homsher
Wyomming
John M Thayer
Massachhusette
New Territory
Omaha
U S Grant
Wyoming Territory
Govdrmor Thayer
Nebraska
U.S
Umeen
Nebraska Infantry
Wye
Public Land Public Sale Notice Cheyenne Wyoming 1959
The Bureau of Land Management announces a public sale of Parcel 2 Lot 2 3 5 11 21 T40N R119W Wyoming 67.07 acres appraised at 372.78 dollars with oil and gas reserved to the United States. Bids by mail or in person due July 10 1958, must be sealed with payment. Contiguous claimants must file objections by sale date. For details contact Craig A. Decker Cheyenne Wyoming. Publish May 29 June 5 12 19 36.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Bureau of Land Management
Prinpal
F.O
Craig A. Decker
P.O. Box
Examiner
Big Piney Wyoming
Indian troubles haunt Wyoming Territory, 1870s policy cited
Records in the State Archives in Cheyenne reveal Governor Thayer and his predecessors faced persistent Indian problems. Since 1886, reports claim 73 murders by marauders and over $600,000 in stock stolen on lands ceded to the United States. The text links these acts to early policy forcing miners to leave Black Hills areas and protecting Indian bands amid ongoing conflicts.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Thayer
Campbell
Wyoming
Wins
North Platte River
Big Horn Mountains
United States
Ceaff
Gustir Masacre
Wutsman
Ion Ris Ani
Speaking of Foods And Health
Mary McAuley Extension Specialist discusses preserving fresh berries for year round use and highlights tips to bottle and store strawberries and related fruits. The piece encourages home canning and practical methods for enjoying flavors beyond the harvest.
How to make uncooked jam from berries at home
Instructions for making uncooked berry jam with strawberries and other fruits. Steps include washing mashing fruit, standing 20 minutes, dissolving pectin, boiling a minute, mixing in sugar, and jarring or freezing. Covers fresh and frozen berries with lemon and optional sugar adjustments.
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Alimy
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Stella
Chuck Aden
Fatersign
Cain
BIG Piney Mercantile Company
Big Piney, Wyoming
THE
State Archives
Department OF the Interior Bureau of Land Management
Mary
McAuley
Hotel
Kemmerer
Anome
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Praznik & Green
Jewelers
Junior Rodeo
Big Piney, Wyo
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