Big Piney Mercantile Company and Wyoming Economic Updates
The report covers Wyoming rural development under REA loans totaling over 167 million dollars since 1947 with 1954 loans surpassing station receipts by eight million. It notes a banner year for rural telephone investments, specific borrower allocations in Wyoming, and a record loan repayment, plus Civil Service Commission subversion findings and a construction market surge. It also records a local liquor license application in Big Piney with a hearing set for December 9, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Nelson
Agriculture Department
Wyoming
Nelson
Wyoming FFA Young Farmers Build Tomorrow Through Education
The Wyoming Future Farmers of America gathers 1,500 high school boys into a practical path of business and farming skills. In 1953 Wyoming FFA members invested 779,005.27 and earned 218,825.57 from agricultural ventures, with 27 state award winners averaging 43750 each. The program links school boards, vocational departments, and local chapters to motivate teens to pursue regional agriculture careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
America
TFA
Wyoming Ffa
Vocational Educational
Percy Kirk
FFA
Vo-Ag
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Ned Freemann
BIG Piney Mercantile Company
BIG Pinfy
I International Trucks
King
Eleteric
Inem
Elsctic
WHH
Civil Service Commission
Sit's of the
Rockies
C T Williams and
R & Bennett Jr
Big Piney
Rachel A. Scherbel
Av ‘ Yang
Vin
Rea
Casper
Wyoming Hereford Association
Charles Torkle
H & Sager
Sherm $. Wheeler
Greeh, JR
Jillson
Resord Heckman
THE
Riverside Club
Tony Fellhauer
Future Farmers of America
Tuture Farmers
Hotel
Kemmerer
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Morris C. Horton