Soil Conservation Officers Elected At Greybull Meet
Frank D Ball Jr was elected vice president of the Wyoming State Association of Soil Conservation at Greybull. Other officers and directors named include Lewis D Brock Herman F Krueger Walter Schuchmacher and Harry Trembley. Resolutions urged funding for weed control seed programs, state meeting rotations, and legislative mapping for district representation. Jackson was chosen for the 1990 annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D Ball, Jr
Wyoming State Association of Soi Conservation of Soil Conservation
Greybull
Lewis D Brock
Kent Leavitt
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
H H Bennett
Soil Conservaton Districts
Peter C Hunt
Joseph
Hammette
E McClymonds
Sci
Percy Kirk
State Department of Education
Bureau of Land Management
Perth & Trick
Interm
State Soil Conservation Committee
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of the Interior
Corea of Engineers U
Army
Department of Agrculture
Jackson
Association With the
Teton
Jackson Hole
Church Notice at St John the Baptist Services Change
Beginning November 20 the Episcopal St John the Baptist Church will hold Sunday services at 4 00 PM during the winter months. Dr Rey Judson S Leeman is listed as a physician associated with the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist (Episcopal) Church
Rey Judson S Leeman, MD
Funeral services for Eliza Cranor of La Barge held in Kemmerer
Mrs Eliza Cranor born Elza Helgesen March 6 1888 Ogden Utah died in Kemmerer LICLM hospital after a month illness. She lived many years in LaBarge mother of Mrs Robert Vickrey and Mrs Robert C Albee, wife of Joshua Cranor and mother of Walter J Cranor. Pallbearers included Vickrey and local names. interment Kemmerer City cemetery.
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Eliza Cranor OF
LA Barge
Kemmerer
Eliza Cranor
LaBarge
LICLM
Cranor
Robert Vickrey
Joshua Cranor
Walter J Cranor
Robert C Albee
Souths Gate
California
Mr. Cranor
Ogden
Utah
Joshua W Cranor
Raw- Las
Wyo
Elza Helgesen
George Ana Dale Vickrey
Carl Taylor Julius Luoma
Alex Bertagnolly
William Budd, Sr
Big
Wyoming Taxpayers Association Airs 1950 Federal Deficit Impact
The Wyoming Taxpayers Association says Wyoming’s share of the national 39 billion dollar federal deficit for the year ending June 30 1950 will be near 10 billion dollars plus interest for several years The estimate follows a President’s midyear budget review and was released by FW Bennion executive director The group notes a 435 billion dollar federal deficit for 1950 will require Wyoming residents to shoulder about 76 3 million The prewar deficit was exceeded only by 1941 when receipts were 6 76 billion and the 1950 revenue forecast stands at 38 billion Bennion stresses Wyoming’s federal tax take will total nearly four times the state county city and school taxes collected in 1949 and notes property taxes in Wyoming for 1949 set a new high around five million dollars more than any prior year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Taxpayers Association
Wyoming
FW Bennion
Bennion
Bernion Wyomings
A Boys Trip to Salt Lake and Ogden
Jerry Palmer recounts a school trip leaving Friday November 11 by way of Kemmerer and Evanston. The group arrives in Salt Lake City, cabins, meals, and lodging described. They visit the Coliseum in Ogden, view stock shows and the quarter horse event, observe cattle judging, lunch, and the horse auction highlighting quality breeding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Palmer
Sat Lake City
Oclerk
Gong
Kemmerer and
Evanstor
Ogden
Coliseum
Columbia
Thisme
Kemmerer Couple Attend Bank Directors Meeting
Mr and Mrs James F Mickel son attended a directors meeting of the First National Bank of Kemmerer. The event followed a week of business discussions in Kemmerer as the couple supported local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F Mickelson
Kemmerer
Mickelson
First National Bank of
For Sale Choice Residence in Big Piney Near School
Classified ad offers a residence for sale in Big Piney near the school with contact options via mailbox 113 or postal box 12. Includes brief notes on location and how to respond.
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Big Piney
Day Film Shown Here On Disabled Vet Story
Piney residents will see a 40 minute educational film at Casety Theatre about the rehabilitation of disabled American veterans. Starring James Stewart and General Jonathan M Warnewright, the film credits the motion picture industry for its support and includes a citation to Stewart. The story, by Col Owen Crump and directed by Ralph Staub, follows the veteran’s challenges and the DAV’s role in community rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney
Casety Theatre
James Stewart
Jonathan M Warniwright
Bataan
Corregidor
Jimmy Stewart
Ity
Stewart
Owen Crump
Hollywood
Ralph Staub
Able Cohumba Pictures
Step
DAV
James
General Tonstien
Ostca
Proclamation of Thanksgiving Day 1949 by Wyoming Governor
The Wyoming proclamation designates Thursday November 24, 1949 as Thanksgiving Day, urging gratitude for blessings and divine providence, citing historical roots from Plymouth and urging national unity amid world disorder. It warns citizens to remember the Giver of things and to keep gratitude alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bradley
Plymouth
Bradley
Plymouth Colony
United States
America
LA & Crane
Wyoming
State of
A G Crane
Tommy Thompson
Evanston Gains New 500W Highway Radio Station
Wyoming highway department debuts a 500 watt radio station in Evanston as the ninth high powered facility in the network. Additional stations operate in Cheyenne Rock Springs Casper Laramie Rawlins Lander Basin and Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming Highway Department
Evanston
Rock Springs
Casper
Laramie Rawlins
Lander, Basin
Sheridan
Mr and Mrs T D O Neil Return From Cheyenne Visit
Mr and Mrs T D O Neil have returned from a visit in Cheyenne. The couple traveled to the city for a short stay and are reported in good health and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T D O'Neil
Cheyenne
Mayors Meet in Evanston to Discuss Municipal Affairs
Mayors and officials from ten western Wyoming towns gathered in Evanston Saturday to brief a subcommittee of the interim legislative committee on municipal affairs. The session covered financial hardships and budget details, with a request for each town to submit budgets and income for study. A luncheon hosted by Evanston Mayor L C Goodman followed, as Rep William H Warrison of Sheridan led the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Evanston
Legislative Committee
L C Goodman
Rock Springs
Laramie
Green River
Big Frey Ragins Jackson
Aston Cokevile
Kemmerer
William H Warrison
Sheridan
USO quota progress in Wyoming counties
About 26 percent of Wyoming s USO quota is raised with roughly $4 530 already in hand of the 21 000 dollar total A statewide drive for funds is underway in some counties and 18 more counties are scheduled to begin. County chairs Ed Todorvich Ther mopolis Frank O Mahoney and Jerry Housel were appointed bringing total organizers to 13. Quotas by county show Lincoln 695 Laramie 3660 Albany 1375 Carbon 1260 Fremont 1070 Niobrara 435 Sublette 185 Natrona 2490 Converse 470 Washakie 430 Hot Springs 335 and Park 7875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kline
Cheyenne
Ed Todorvich
Thermopolis
Frank O’mahoney
Worland
Jerry Housel
Cody
Lincoln
Laramie
Albany
Carbon
Foremont
Niobrara
Sublette
Natrona
Converse
Jensen couple attends bank meeting after moving to Clearfield Utah
Mr and Mrs James P Jensen moved from their home in Clearfield Utah during the first of the week and Mr Jensen attended the directors meeting of the State Bank of Big Piney on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P Jensen
Clearfield
Utah
Jensen
State Bank of
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Charles Record
Charlee
State Horpital
Piney Country
Neil Wehr
Oklahoma
V K. Looney
Wyoming Taxpayers Association News
Salt Lake
U. P
Union Pacific
Altamont
Aspen
Alen Pacific
Oral
Babe Chir
National Convention of the Disabled American Veterans
Cleveland
Mary Lowie Sargent
Damiel
Robert L Miller
Owaha
Omaha
Sublette County
Pinedale
Patrick J Shafer
Bonal Securty Administration
Court House
Dept of Public Welfare
Shafer
Johnsons
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