Public Sale Notices for Lands in Wyoming and Cheyenne
The Bureau of Land Management announces two public land sales in Wyoming. Parcel No 1 in Townships and Ranges near Cheyenne and near Capitol Avenue Cheyenne will be sold at 11:00 am November 15, 1961, with bids due by 11:00 am November 15. Terms require certified funds and envelopes marked Public Sale Bid Parcel No 1. Highest bidders pay the appraised value. disputes must be filed by November 15. For details contact Land Office Manager Thomas H. Floyd Jr, P.O. Box 929 Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
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Cocyenne
Wyoming
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Thomas H. Floyd, Jr
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Pubuchfic Piney Examiner
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Desert land final proof notice for Batte Thompson
Batte M Thompson of Big Piney Wyoming filed for final proof to establish a desert land claim in T30N R1W sections 34 and related parcels under act of 1877 amended. The final proof is set before Sublette County District Court clerk in Thermopolis on December 1, 1961 with witnesses Francis Tanner James Carr John Kverald and Paul Scherbe.
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Big Piney
Wyoming
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Range
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Subiette County
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Francis Tanner
Jame Carr
John Kverald
Paul Scherbe
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4-H S judging contest results at Big Piney ranches
A 4-H judging contest held Saturday at the Buird and O'Neil Hereford ranches in Big Piney saw Robin Murdock top scores with 204 of 250. Duane Calvert followed at 201, Becky Lomer 183, and David Calvert Wes 176. Other participants and helpers listed.
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O'Neil Hereford
Big Piney
Carl Creighit
Robin Murdock
Duane Calvert Wis
Becky Lomer Wishinds
David Calvert
Wes Ho
Ronald
Gary Meva
Prieba
Bill Murdock
Myles McGinnis
Craig Jensen
Tanda Rogers
Ribod
Steele
Helen Evans
Aaron McGinnis
Spare Time Referral Ad for Coin Dispenser Work
A classified style notice offers refill and collection work with coin operated dispensers in the area. Requires a car references and cash reserves of 600 to 1900 dollars. Expected 7 to 12 hours weekly could yield up to 400 dollars monthly. Personal interview by mail to P. O. Box 2753 raises a phone number.
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Cattle dipping and Wyoming notes from Boulder area
Cattle dipping time returns to the Boulder East Fork region with many herds dipped or to be charged across the county. Co-Rai will handle dipping this year using a material more effective on ice than lindine to reduce heel fly and gibbs next spring. Bob O Neil shows bulls at the Tri-State Show in Billings taking senior calf first and senior yearling third with prices noted. University of Wyoming marks seventy five years of progress and the USDA hits its centennial alongside Abraham Lincoln. An artificial insemination meeting by the American Breeders Service is set for Pinedale on November 9 at 2:00 pm.
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Carl Urbigkit
Boulder-East Fork
Co-Rai
Bob O'Neil
Bylings
Sirta
Worland
Frank McClelan
Cody
University of Wyoming
Extension Agents Meeting Amid Beef Cattle Seminar Notes
The notice lists a meeting urged for extension agents on beef cattle insemination. It mentions various local events such as a Pinedale bagat and lunch, the Big Piney Triangle Club gathering on November 18, and Christmas shopping ideas. It questions salad storage and discusses refrigerator crisper effects and food savings from the Home and Garden section No 78, with price comparisons for bone-in duck roast and bone-in meat servings.
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Pinedale
Piney Triange Club
Coal Chronicles in Wyoming From Bridger to 1882 Diary
The account describes early coal discovery in southern Wyoming with Major Bridger guiding the party from Fort Bridger. Sept 13, 1882 diary notes a bed of bituminous coal along Biuler Creek, with strata dipping west and northwest, similar beds on Sulphur Creek, and a noted outcrop four feet thick on the south bank.
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Howsard Sansbuty
Wyoming
Dim Gudger
Gaseward
Fort Bridger
Biuler Creek
Rabbit Hollow
Green River
Ber River
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Major Bridger
Black's Fork
Advocates of federal aid to education face loss of local control
From the Capitol Steps criticizes federal funding for schools arguing it requires eligibility rules and spending limits. It cites Twin Lakes Wisconsin and the McGuffey Readers controversy where state authorities resisted, warning how federal aid would bring Washington oversight and potential book bans, while Buffalo Bill is noted for historical trivia.
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Newburgh
Twin Lakes
Wis
McGuffey
Ias
Lonard
Washington
Country
Land Bank Loans Offer Long Terms to Suit Farms
Federal Land Bank Loans provide long terms up to 35 years with low payments tied to land repayment capacity. They may be paid in advance without penalty. Learn how a Land Bank Loan can aid farm business and family needs.
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Federal Land Bank
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