Wyoming Stock Growers Meet in Jackson June 5 6
Five hundred cattlemen and wives gather in Jackson for the 86th annual Wyoming Stock Growers Association convention. Governor Minard Simpson and leaders from cattle groups outline a program focused on ranching needs and financial hedging. A banquet and dance cap the event with entertainment by the Cow-Belles and Upper Green River Valley group.
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Jackson
Wyo
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Minand Simpson
State of
Wyoming
Clint Ferris
Wancher
Tie Siding
GR. Milbhurn
Grasslangs
Ment
The
American Nations’ Cattlemen's Association
Harry Coffee
Union Stock Yards Co
Omaha
Emmett Dignan
U.S. National Bank
Denver
T. R. Robb
3Ugricultural Extension Service
University of Wyoming
Bryan Patrick
Mars
Leclend A. Grieve
Rirn Betty Sullivan
Wiemig
Green River Valley
Walter King
Jackson Hole
Fifth Meeting Of Guided Mrs Homemakers Club Held
The Guided Mrs Homemakers Club met Monday at the Legion hall with Mrs Rulon Woi finden presiding in the president's absence. Roll call featured a sand dressing recipe and a discussion on an upcoming release Looking To the Future.
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Mrs. Homemakers Club
Legion Hall
Rulon Woi
Finden
Chares Sims
John Tanner
Vnions
Lewis. Vincent
Roy Peck
Robert Linn
Peck
Alice Wiggins
State Health Department
Daniel
Donald Gray
Betty Olson
Janice Lucas
Riverton Visit By Mr and Mrs Sylvester Grives
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Grives spent the weekend in Riverton as the guests of Mr and Mrs Al Cassady and their daughters.
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Sylvester Grives
Riverton
al Ca
Thompson Baby Named William Andrew
Dan Marshall previously listed as the baby’s name for the son of Mr and Mrs William Thompson of Pocatello Idaho has been corrected to William Andrew Mrs A A Thompson who had stayed three weeks there returned home Saturday
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Dan Marshall
William Thompson
Pocatello
Idaho
William Andrew
A. A. ‘Thompson
Rural Life Sunday Plan by Sublette 4-H Club For 4-H
Sublette County 4-H members organize Rural Life Sunday devotional service and cook-out breakfast at Daniel Rendezvous grounds. The event begins 7 a m Sunday June 1 with Bach club on program and Walter Vose Jr delivering a sermonette. Families should bring their own table service and a food item to share.
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Sublette Counry
Daniel Rendezvous
Bach ¢Ub
Walter Vose, Jr
Fmily
Teddy Roosevelt and the Birth of Resource Conservation
The piece credits Theodore Roosevelt as the driving force behind early national resource conservation. It notes his vision for proper natural resource management, the phonetic rise of conservation as a national priority, and the lasting impact on research, planning, and expanding professional practice amid a growing population and rising demand.
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Theodore Roosevel
United States
Penty
Teddy Roosevelt
Memorial Day Traffic Safety Warning From Wyoming Patrol
The National Safety Council estimate a close call for traffic deaths during Memorial Day two years ago. The Wyoming Highway Patrol urges careful driving this holiday period. Expect more cars on the road and give others space. Avoid racing to a timetable and drive to arrive safely.
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National Safety Council
Council
Wyoming Highway Patrol
Family Outing at Yose Ranch Sparks Community Fun
The MLA of the LDS Church Upper Green River Branch hosted a weiner roast for members and families at Yose Ranch Tuesday evening. Attendees enjoyed hay rides, games, and a potluck as songs filled the air and Bruce Jones offered the closing prayer.
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LDS Church of the
Upper Green River
Yose Ranch
Bruce Jones
Mrs Clair Wehr Injured in Fall Hospitalized
Mrs Clair Wehr fractured her arm in a Tuesday fall and was cared for by Dr Davis before being taken to Evanston Memorial Hospital by her husband. She recently returned from Salt Lake City where she underwent major surgery at Holy Cross hospital. Friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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Clair Wehr
Davis
Evanston Memorial Hospital
Wehr
Salt Lake City
Holy Cross Hospital
Post office warns travelers on postcard etiquette and postage
Postmaster George W Nichols cautions travelers about using postcards with attachments. Postcards with handwritten or typewritten messages must pay letter rate, while those without attachments require third class postage. Improperly addressed or underpaid cards cause delays and hurt feelings.
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George W. Nichols
Dne
Nichole
Poemaster Nichols
Postal Service
Wyoming Picnickers to Hold Reunion
The Wyoming Society of Northern California will host its annual pet-together picnic on Father’s Day Sunday June 15 1958 at the Dimond Oak Park Picnic Area Oakland from 10 AM to 4 PM. President Mrs Paul Karppl invites all former Wyoming residents to attend with free drinks music and playgrounds for children.
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Wyoming Society of Northern
Pinedale Junior Rodeo Hosts Fifth Annual Contest
The fifth annual Pinedale Junior Rodeo on Sunday May 25 drew about 509 spectators at the new grounds. Winners included Saddle Bronc Wayne Jensen on Strip Tease and Bereback Kenny Evercole on Grass Hopper with top mounts listed for calf roping and barrel race with times noted. All Around Cowboy honors went to Billy Bloom. Queens and attendants from nearby towns attended, highlighting a busy community event at the new rodeo grounds.
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Pinedale
Saddle Bronc
Wayne Jensen
Boulder
Wyoming
Bill Bloom
Connie Winpegler
Lovennd
Colorado
Bereback
Kenny Evercole
Lander
Wyo
Tim Buckhurst
Saragogen
Leonard Ellis
Tucson
Arizona
Terry Jensen
Jackon
Becky O'Neal
Crowheart
Harry Fos
la Barge
Tyng
Kenny Fear
Big Pinoy
Bobby Hittle
Terry Jennen
Jackson
Becky O'Neil
Billy Bloom
Ed Brewer
Louis+ Bloom
Darland Taylor
Big Piney
Andy Hougland
Alice Haydon
Chianrlote Brewer
Langer
Voor
Only One Multiple Deer Area This Fall in Wyoming
Wyoming hunters are told the Tarshie-Ala area west of the Teton Range will be the sole multiple deer hunting area this fall. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission reports inquiries about licenses for eastern Wyoming areas were being returned. State warden Werbert C. Faass notes reductions in deer numbers in several multiple areas and urges evaluating last year’s results before future seasons.
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Wyoming
Teton Range
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Tarhee-Alla
Werbert C. Faass
Game Department
Moose and Sheep Applications Due June 30
Wyoming Game and Fish officials announce moose and bighorn sheep permit applications. Mail or deliver by June 30 with a $15 resident fee or $75 nonresident fee. Include preferred hunting area and note drawing if applications exceed permits. Seventy five percent reserved for residents until June 36.
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Wyoming
J. Jiacoletti
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
C Rommission
Cheyenne
Lt Robert C Looney Tapped For General Inspection Tour
Special to The Examiner Big Piney Wyoming Fort Ord Calif Lt Looney of Ha Co 1st Battle Group Jet Brigade REA Training led by Lt General Charles D B Palmer 6th Army on an inspection of a platoon bay The article outlines Looney s background from University of Wyoming ROTC to commission at 32d Lt Infantry USA Reserve and training paths within the REA program The piece notes Ready Reserve training aims to build infantry leaders and unit readiness for prompt service with multi phase training at Fort Lewis Fort Ord and related forces
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Big Piney
Wyoming
Fort Ord
Calif—Ly
Looney
Charles DB. Palmer
6Th Army
Palmer
Capitola Looney
Bor
University of Wyoattung
2D Lt
USA Reserve
Fort Bering
Georgia
Loony
Fort Lewis
Washington
Co. A
6Th Battle Group
RPA
US Army
Rinera Regimays
Loba
1St Brigade
RFA
Mobuins
Livestock Judging Results From County Contest Announced
Countywide F results from the 4-H and FFA Livestock contest near Big Piney were announced by County Agent Carl Urbighit. Bob Royce of Pinsdale FFA led with 482 points, followed by Larry Lozier of Pinedale FFA with 448.
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Big Piney
Carl Urbighit
Bob Royce
Pinsdale Ffa
Larry Lozier
Pinedale Ffa
Ross Alexander
John Anderson
Caroline Borolf
Bob Boyce
Floyd Spencer Ranch
Veterans Affairs sees GI housing program surge in April
Appraisal requests for proposed GI homes rose 195 percent to 24 800 in April from 8 405 in March. Existing home appraisals up 117 percent to 6 726 from 5 095. GI housing starts up 5 percent to 4 785 from 3 092. VA loan applications fall 6 percent to 5 944 from 6 573. Whitier notes staffing limits and retooling slowdowns while field offices boost effort to assist GI buyers and builders.
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Sumner GI Whittler
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
Pnd
Whiter
Whittier
Editor Announces New Grandson George Alfred Hogians
Announcement received by the Editor reports the birth of grandson George Alfred Hogians to Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Hopkins of Chevennt, Wyt. born May 24 weighing 4 pounds 6 ounces. Mother and baby both well. George is six years old in the family.
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Eximuer
Wundy
George Alfred Hogians
Indow
Donald M. Hop Dans
Chevennt
Wyt
George
Daula
Wyoming Boating Law Enforcement Expanded by Game Wardens
Wyoming Game and Fish Department and deputy wardens will enforce the new boating law passed in 1957. Each person on a watercraft must have a proper life preserver, Coast Guard approved, for every occupant, as summer usage rises. The agency urges compliance and increased enforcement.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fist Department
U.S
Commission
Couple attends Moffat County High School graduation
Mrs Charles Davis and Bruce Chadbourne went to Craig Colorado on Tuesday for graduation exercises at Moffat County High School. Georgia Hise Davison was a 1958 graduate. Bruce stayed on for a visit with the Davison family.
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Charles Davis
Bruce Chadbourne
Craig, Gol
Moffat County High School
Georgia Hise Davison
Bruce
Damisone
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Mrs. Club
Nigely
Post Office Facts
Pinedale Junior
Walter Gurney
Kemmerer
Robert C. Looney
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