Democrats Take Country by Landslide
Election results show sweeping Democratic wins across Wyoming with a new governor, a new U.S. Senator Gale McGee, and multiple state and county offices shifted. Ballots list candidate totals for governor secretary of state auditor treasurer and more, with a constitutional amendment approving a larger Supreme Court by a wide margin.
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Sublette Co
Sublette
Wyoming
Jan
Ist
U.S
Gale McGee
Themeen
Wil
Wyo- Ding
Conors
Minnie A. Mitchel
Velma Linford
State House
O. J.doe Rogers
United States
Frank A. Barrett
Congress
Keith Thomson
Ray Whitaker
Milward L Simpson
J. J. Hickey
Louis W. Carlson
Evertt ‘P. Conenhaver
Jack R. Gage
Minnie Mitceh
Bob Agama
C. J. “Doc” Rogers
Carl A Jcynson
Fyfiiitey Bobe
Joseph L. Budd
Rosche E. Hackett
Supreme Court
Hardeman bull sale draws Sublette County buyers
Sublette County ranchers led bidding at the Hardeman bull sale in Jackson with 34 bulls sold to local buyers at an average of 800 dollars. The entire 60-head sale averaged just over 500 dollars. Top bidder George Franz paid 1010 dollars for one bull and overall four bulls averaged 767 dollars.
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Sublette County
Hardeman
Jackson
Suilette County
Robert Lozier
Cora Rancher
Dewette Land and Livestock Co
Lozier
Don Jewett
Dick Dew
George Franz
Franz
Albert Summers
Robert Wilson
Norton Barlow
Ted Dew
Dan H. Budd
Grant Beck
Doug Price
Sheriff Horton Brief Stop En Route to Balt Lake City
Sheriff Morris Horton paused briefly on Wednesday while traveling to Balt Lake City, according to local dispatches.
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Morris Horton
Balt Lake City
Wyoming Farm Bureau Convention Set For Torrington
Wyoming Farm Bureau plans its 39th annual convention in Torrington November 11 to 13 with 300 to 400 leaders from 23 counties. Policy moves from grassroots resolutions at local meetings through county and district stages to state delegates for final action, shaping state and national Farm Bureau positions.
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Wyoming Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Torrington
Farm Bureau
Wyoming
WFB
Goshen
Arch Farm Bureau
WIR
Tureday
Wycoming Theater
American Farm Bureau Convention
Boston
American Farm Bureau
Veterans Day Observance in Wyoming Honors Peacetime Veterans
On November 11 Wyoming and the nation mark the fifth Veterans Day focusing on peacetime achievements of veterans. The piece praises how over 40,000 Wyoming veterans adjusted to civilian life, returning ready to resume normal work and family life after service.
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Wyoming
Mrs L Alexander Home From Germany Returns to Big Piney
Mrs Leonard Alexander and her two children arrived in Big Piney Tuesday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs George Moffat. She had been in Germany with her husband who is stationed there for two years. She flew to New York then Wichita Kansas before reaching here.
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Leonard Alexander
Big Piney
George Moffat
Mrs Tony Gosar Honored At Baby Shower
Mrs Tony Gosar was honored at a pink and blue baby shower hosted at the home of Mrs Robert Royce and Mr Raymond Pendergrass. Guests, games, prizes, and gifts marked the evening with refreshments served by several hosts and hostesses.
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Robert Royce
Raymond Pendergrass
Tony Gosar
L. Painter
Donsla Wassenberg
Gosar
Lestes.irs
Bevty Owon
Donald Wasenberg
Robert Lions
Darlene Garris
C. L. Painter
George Fletcher
M_. T. Johnston
Clifford Daniel
J. J. Fowler
Albert Lyons
Harald Hutton
John Dunnwald
Carl Grable to Speak at PTA Meeting in Piney
The Piney PTA will hold its regular meeting Monday night November 10 at 8 p.m. in the high school. Carl Grabe of Boulder an International Farm Youth Exchange student will present an illustrated talk on his trip to Peru. The program should be an interesting feature and the PTA welcomes anyone in the community.
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Wn Bie Piney Wil
Carl Grabe
Boulder
International Farm
Peru
PTA
Sublette County Agent Miss Stella McKinstry Wins Medal
National Home Demonstration Agents Association honors Sublette County agent Miss Stella McKinstry with a distinguished service award at the annual meeting in Chicago from November 25. She has led rural programs, increased club participation, and serves as president of the Wyoming HDA and former national officer. McKinstry joined the extension service in 1946 and moved to Sublette County in 1952.
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Stella McKinstry
National Home Demonsration Agents' ~ Association
Chicago
Miss McKinstry
West
HDA
Platter County
Sublette County
Merritts Visit East Lake City on Business
Mr and Mrs Ben Merritt were in East Lake City for business last week visiting local firms and meeting officials to discuss trade and investment opportunities.
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Ben Merritt
East Lake City
Sublette County Artists Exhibit at Legion Hall Big Piney
An exhibition of Sublette County Artists work opens Sunday afternoon at the Legion Hall Big Piney from 3 to 5 p.m. Coffee and cookies will be served. Artists may still enter works by Friday November 7 at Helen Tanners house.
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Sublette County
Legion Hall
Big Piney
Guird
Helen Tanner
Helen Tanner's House No Later Than Fridday
Tueday
Horn
Pinedale Lions Club Starts New Community Service Project
The Pinedale Wyoming Lions Club launches a community service effort patterned after a Big Piney program. They sponsor a load of steer feeder calves for the Golden Spike Livestock Show in Ogden Utah November 14 19. Calves are cared for by the Pinedale FFA chapter with Stan Lancaster. numerous ranchers donate calves. Proceeds fund travel for fifteen boys to the show and any surplus supports Solibette County youth funds.
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Pinedale, Wyoming
Big Piney
Wyoming
Pinedale
Floyd Bousman
Bob Wilson
Henry Hittle
Rob Lozier
Max Boroff
William Pape
Bar Cross Land & Livestock Co
Mrford Steele
Frank Steele
Fred Shriver
Lester Pape
Babe Reach
Suiblette County
Pinedale Lions Committee
W. A. Burglander
Howard Smith
Gien Wise
Paul Hagenstein
Carl Arbightt
Bill Bloom
Ogden
Woodruff Stake Conference Attendees Visit Riverton Family
Attendees at the Woodruff Stake conference of the L D S church in Dyanston included Mr and Mrs Arthur Homer Mrs Anna Christensen Mr and Mrs Maurice Zardus Mrs Toma Fox Mr and Mrs David Lawrence Mrs Irwin Covey Walter Yose Ur and daughter Carol Mr and Mrs William Budd Jr and family visiting the Budd parents in Riverton.
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Woodruff
Dyanston
Arthur Homer
Anna Christensen
Maurice Zardus
Toma Fox
David. Lawrence
Irwin Covey
Walter Yose
Carol
Wiliam ‘Budd, Jr
Riverton
Win. Budds
Bridger National Forest officers receive promotions
Bridger National Forest announces promotions for Darrel T. Fluckiger and Paul R. Haarala. Fluckiger moves from Green River District to Kemmerer as timber and range staff assistant, Haarala becomes Green River District Ranger. Effective dates to be announced.
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Darrel T. Fluckiger
Green River District
Bridger National Forest
Pinedale
Wyonig
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Art Buckingham
Paul R. Hasrala
Briger Natiral Forest
Newy
Buckingham
Darrel T. Fruckiger
Turnerville
Star Valley
U. S. Ar Corps
Utah Sate University
Logan
Utah
Cokeville
Green River Ranch
Paul R. Haara
Chassell
Michigan
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Houghton
Haara‘a
Ith
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Gretan
Bridger National Force
Bedford
King
Project Timber
Kem- Kuierer
Theodore Roosevelt centennial echoed in soil news
Soil Conservation News notes November 3 1958 weather data August climate record shows highs of 90s and lows of 20s with 93 inches total precipitation including 3.2 inches on the 22nd. It honors Theodore Roosevelt birth centennial October 27 recalling his role in Forest Service parks and meat and drug acts. Also reports Mr and Mrs John Gault La Barge welcomed baby boy born November 3 in Evenson Memorial hospital.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Teddy Roosevelt
Forest Service
John Gault
LaBarge
Evens‘ton Memorial Hospital
Dale Shannon Killed in Oregon Truck Crash
Dale H Shannon, 37, of Salt Lake City, died Tuesday morning near Mitchell Oregon when a freight truck crashed and burned on Highway 25 seven miles west of Mitchell. Alternate driver Robert Miler, 29, of Bountiful Utah, received minor injuries. Funeral services were held in Salt Lake City at Holaday Community Church. Burial in Pinedale Wyoming cemetery. Survivors include his widow two daughters his parents two brothers and a sister. Born October 18 1921 in Cascade Idaho he married Eula May Fuller in Elko Nevada. He moved to Salt Lake City from Pinedale Wyoming and worked six years for Interstate Motor Lines. He belonged to Local 222 Teamsters and was a veteran of World War I.
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Dale H. Shannon
Salt Lake City
Pinedale
Wyoming
Kathon Aon
Helen Dee Shannon
Pinnedale
David L. Shannon
Wyo
Charles W. Shannon
Greer River
Donna IL. Fineager
Mackay
Idaho
Shannon
Cascade
H. 4. Shannon
Eula May Fuller
Elko
Nevada
Interstate Motor Lines Inc
Teamster Union
Congregational Church
Big Pinky High School election results and notices
Election poll results list multiple offices with tallies for U S Senator to Justice of the Supreme Court. Also records births Katherine Mary born Oct 1958 and Victor Harold Parsell born Oct 23 1958 in Evanston Mental Hospital. Community event shown as School Carnival scheduled Saturday Nov 7 7 30 to 12 p m.
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Wayne Parsell
Victor Harold Parsel
Evanston
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H. E. Summers
Morris C. Horton
Hazel Lawen
Robbert Siegerm
Hazel Warner
Donald Jewett
Philip Marinett
Hazel Bloom
Francs Tanner
Robert D. Knepp, Jr
Justice of the Supreme Court
Glenn Parker
H.R. Christmas
Hardeman Bull Sale
George E. Peverty
Mrs. L. Alexander
Germany
Carl Grable
Pinedale Lions Club
Bridger National
Soil Conservation News
Dann A. Poseer
Keith Tiigmnson
Dale Shannon
Big Pinky High School
Barnett
McGee
Thomson
Whitaker
Simpson
Hickey
Carlson
Secretary of State
Copenhaver
Gage
Mitchell
Adams
Rogers
Johnson
of Public Instruction
Boice
Linford
Budd
Summers
Horton
Lanves
Sievers
Werner
Larry Looney
Katherine Mary
Jackson Hospital
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