Wyoming Advertising Costs Low Compared To Many Other States
Wyoming ranks as a premier vacation destination with advertising outlays among the lowest nationally. Despite 40 million yearly visitors, the 1939 legislature allotted 7,500 for state ads for 1939-41, under George House of the commerce department. Maps and literature distributions continue, with 200,000 maps planned for 1940 and over 60 tons of material to be released. Local reports note modest spending relative to about 30 other states, while inquiries reach record highs and staff strain may follow. Irwin Covey and Mrs Stevens return from Salt Lake City amid remarks on weather and water shortages affecting ranchers preparing feed for summer needs.
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Lewis E Bates
Wyoming
George House
State Department of Commece and Industry
House
Yea House
South Dakota
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