State Attorney General's Office Reorganized
Wyoming Attorney General George F. Guy announced a reorganization to align personnel with the 1955 Legislative Act. The plan assigns staff to State Departments to improve legal handling, with special assistants already in place for the Highway Department and other departments. The office handles criminal and civil appeals and district court cases involving State officials, reporting 23 district court appearances and 97 official opinions issued between April 1 and October 1, 1955.
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Wyoming
George F. Guy
I. Ir. Guy
Simpson
Howard B. Black
Haas
Guy
R. H. McPhil- Yamey
Buffalo
Attorney General
Highway Department
Wyoming Flupreme Court
Tricky Riggles
Wheatland
M. R. Fee
Platte County
Albert A. Paulas
Annual meeting notice for Cretaceous Oil Company stockholders
The annual meeting of Cretaceous Oil Company stockholders is set for Friday November 16 at 2:00 PM in Big Piney. Notice signed by president Dan H Budd, with others listed as logging the date October 10-17. Feeder calves from Bar Cross Land and Livestock Company and Frank Bray and Sons head to the Golden Spike National Livestock Show in Ogden for November 11-36. Fat steer entry entered by Jim Miller in the June ror division with judging based on 50 percent conformation and 9 percent showmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretaceous Oil Company
Big Piney
A. Fear, Jr
John Eyenild
Bar Cross Land and Livestock Company
Frank Bray
Ogden
Jim Miller
Jewett Land and Livestock Company
Arnold Olson
Philip Marincie
A. L. McGinnis
C. A. Fear, Jr
Frank Dp. Ball
Dean G. Jewett
Ed. D. Finnegan
Wm. H. Budd
John ©. Budd
Carl Jorgensen
Kenneth Fear
Burney & Company
Gurney Hardware and Lumber
Big Piney Garage
Charles Davis
Eelco Petroleum Corporation
County Vaccination Drive Under Way for Brucellosis Eradication
The Federal State Cooperative Brucellosis Eradication program has begun its second year in Sublette County. Calves aged four tenths to twelve months should be vaccinated, with six to eight months preferred. Vaccination should occur at least two weeks before or after weaning. No regional meetings this year. ranchers should contact Dr. Bert Relow in Pinedale ahead of the requested date. Last winter about 98 percent of Sublette calves were vaccinated versus 63 percent statewide. the county aims for 100 percent.
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Planc
Co-operative
Bert Relow
Pinedale
Sublette
Water Yearbook Issued by Agriculture Department
Senator Frank Barrett announces the 1955 Yearbook titled Water issued by the Department of Agriculture. The volume covers conservation agronomy forestry irrigation wildlife recreation and more with 149 specialists contributing. Barrett offers a limited number of copies to constituents who request them in writing to 341 Senate Office Building.
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Washington
Frank Barrett
Department of Agriculture
Earn Tat Bensor
Secretary of Agriculture
Wellere
Yearbook of Agriculture
Barrett
Senate
Keith Thomson Tours Southwestern Wyoming This Week
Congressman Keith Thomson travels through Evanston Kemmerer Allen Cokeville and Pinedale this week meeting farmers ranchers and business leaders. He speaks at the Farm Bureau Federation state convention in Jackson and attends convention sessions before heading to Cheyenne Sheridan Gillette and Sundance for further meetings as Congress gears up to reconvene in January.
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Keith Thomson
Star Valley
Congress
Wyoming
Evanston
Kemmerer
Allen and
Cokeville
Farm Bureau Federation
Jackson
Thompson
Pinedale
Cheyenne
Laramie County Medical Association
Sheridan
Chamber of Commerce
Thomson
Gillette
Sundance
Agriculture Subsidies and the Allure of Security
A critical view questions subsidies for agriculture as promises of security from political parties or Uncle Sam. It argues such subsidies threaten individual freedom, warn of market consequences from overproduction, and cites labor and farmer cases to warn that state financing erodes liberty.
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Sam
Cadiac
New York City
Wws
Agdy
Thus Nation
Castra
Agriculure Financin
United States
Marriage of Alferna Ray to Tom Baker in Cheyenne
Mr and Mrs William O Ray announce the marriage of their daughter Alferna to Mr Tom Baker of Cheyenne on October 22 1955. The double ring ceremony was at First Presbyterian Church Cheyenne with close family present. The bride wore brown tweed with avocado green accessories and a moss rose bouquet centered with an orchid. Attendant Merry Berry wore wine and black. corsage roses. Best man Gene Fredericks. Couple on a brief honeymoon to Colorado Springs and now reside at 1633 Fremont Cheyenne.
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William O. Ray
Alferna
Tom Baker
Cheyenne
First Presbyterian Church
Merry Berry
Gene Predericks
Colorado Springs
Freemont
Trucking Week Observance Discussed by Fruehauf and Beck
Roy Fruehouf of Fruehauf Trailer Company and Teamsters Union President Dave Beck led a meeting about National Observance Week November 13 to 19. The event, sponsored by the ACT committee, aims to mobilize 7 000 000 truckers in nationwide participation.
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Roy Fruehouf
Left
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Teamster Union
Dave Beck
Hce
ACT Committee
Fruehavl
Beck
American Legion Auxiliary Reports Membership Drive Plans
The American Legion Auxiliary held its meeting on Tuesday November 1 with six members present. The group discussed Membership month and reported over 59 percent dues paid. Planning a Veterans Day dinner at the Legion hall, with a social hour, was announced. Members and non members may drop gifts at the Drug Store for Veterans Hospital Shopline day. Packages will be boxed for parcel post sale at thirty cents each during the annual bazaar. A note of appreciation from the Veterans hospital for cookies was read.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Preishman
Lorena Carr
Legion Hall
American Legion
Veterans Hospitals
Shopline Cay
Honinmakers Club
Veterans Hospital
Regional VA death claims to be centralized in Denver Center
The Veterans Administration announces a January 1 1956 switch to process death, burial, pension, and insurance claims from Denver for 18 states plus two additional centers. E R Benke says dependents in listed states stay paid from Denver. new death benefit claims after January 1 go to state regional offices. GY insurance premiums to Denver continue.
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Veterans Administration Center
Denver
Owane
Harvey V. Higley
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
Denver Center
Calfornia
Los Angels
Utah
Salt Lake City
Arizona
Denver Federal Center
Colorado
Usted
Higley
Philadelphia
St. Veterans
Lions Club organizes calf show prep and honors football squad
About fifteen people gathered Sunday to prepare calves for the Golden Spike National Livestock Show. Co chairs C A Fear Jr and Francis W Tanner reported a 20 calf pen and two pens of five. The show runs in Ogden on November 4 with judging at 9 am and a sale on Wednesday. Various local consignors and sponsors are listed. The 1955 Big Piney High School football squad will be guest at the November 10 Lyons Club meeting featuring athletic film showings. New members include Sylvester Griggs Leo Livingston and John W Galemore.
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Cochairmen
C. A. Fear, Jr
Francis W. Tanner
Lions Clu
Ogden
Big Piney High Schot
Lyons Club
Elaine
University of Wyoming
Sylvester Griggs
Leo ‘I. Livingston
Daniel
John W. Galemore
Notice Aaly Members Of Green River Valley Cattlemen’s
Notice to members of the Green River Valley Cattlemen’s Association shows a meeting at the Court House in Pinedale on Saturday November 26 at 2:00 PM to elect two additional Executive Committee members of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association from Sublette County. Present members include Bob O’Neil Joe Buda and Don Jewett of Big Piney. Discussion will cover cattle price squeeze and policy questions. Memberships may be paid at the door. dues can be sent to Secretary Jake Pitserer of Pinedale.
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Court House
Pinedale
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Sublette County
Bob O'Neil
Joe Buda
Don Jewett
Big Piney
Jake Pitsterer
Bacteriologist Joins University Staff at Wyoming
Laramie Carl F Wiesen has begun work as a bacteriology instructor in the Department of Veterinary Science and Bacteriology at the University of Wyoming. Wiesen earned a PhD in bacteriology from Texas and holds MS and BS degrees in food technology from Michigan State. He spent a year at the Northern Utilization Laboratory in Peoria working on production of vitamin B 12 from microorganisms.
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Laramie
Carl F. Wiesen
Department of Veterinary Science
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State Attorney General’s Office
Dan H
BUDD
Pwnder Way
People OF
Frank A. Barrett
Reuben V. Anderson
President
Wyoming Farm Bureau
Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Henry Catherledge, Jr
U.N
Meany
Laetare
AFL
George Meanwright
University of Notre Dame
Patrick O'Boyle
Eft
Pega
Ars Aera
Campbell Kids
Play
Rennt Manufacturing Co
Janes Wyman
Lucy Gallant
American Legion Auxiliary Notes
Veterans News
Lions Club ‘Rearings
THE
Green River Valley Cattlemen’s Association
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