Thanksgiving program and cattle market notes in school paper
The school presents a Thanksgiving program featuring The First Thanksgiving with primary and intermediate students, music by the Rhythm Band and performers Ankel, McNinch, Dempsey Budd, Sage, and Mickelson. Community support noted with several donors. Agricultural outlook 1938 predicts total beef supplies near 1937 levels, with prices and weights shifting. drought-affected areas see restocking. David Guthrie returns from Fontenelle with cattle. community hall event tonight features Listen to Jean and a big dance with Paul Dial’s seven piece orchestra.
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Miss Ankel
Gordon Mickelson
Edward Car
John Moffat
Ray McNinch
Dempsey Budd
Edna Sage
Tharon Mickelson
Mardell Bennett
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Jean
Eastern Star Chapter
Paul Dial
Jackson
Big Piney project nears completion and local notices
Local items report rapid completion of work on the Big Piney Mercantile building and several residents traveling or visiting relatives for Thanksgiving. Others note elk hunting trips, a radio for sale, and officials attending meetings in Washington on the Taylor Grazing Act. A long range Wyoming water development program, tied to regional planning and $156 million in projects, is proposed by Governor Miller with federal support and congressional backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Piney Mercantile Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Leslie A. Miller
Washington
National Resouces Committee
Roosevelt
Miller
United States
Joseph ¢. O'Mahoney
Harry H. Schwartz
Paul R. Greever
Congress
Bull Lake
Hart Mountain
Kendrick
United States’ Reclamation Bureau
Green River
Sweetwater
North
South Platte
Big Horn
Bear River
Snake River
Wyoming to receive large federal road aid next year
Washington dispatches report that Wyoming will get about 2.4 million dollars in federal funds for highway construction next year under the Hayden Cartwright act. The total federal aid nationwide is 238 million, with Wyoming projected to receive 1.6 million in regular aid, 320 thousand for farm to market roads, and 344 thousand for grade crossing protection, plus land grant allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Washington, D
F. Seifried
Wyoming Highway Department
Secretary of Agriculture
American Road Builders’ Association
Washington
Political mood shifts in off year elections and labor impact
National and local voters favored curbing government spending and backing capable leaders over party labels. CIO endorsements faded in several cities, while Detroit Canton Cleveland and Akron saw labor candidates lose primaries. Mayor LaGuardia of New York gained broader support for his anti Tammany stance and effective governance. The piece notes cautious Congressional spending, Morgenthau’s fiscal speech, and a generally softer business outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial News Review
Washington
Congress
Dorothy Thompson
CIO
Detroit
Canton
Cleveland
Akron
LaGuardia
New York
Tammany
Reas
Capitol
Election notice for Wyoming Grazing District No 5 advisory board
The U S Division of Grazing announces an election for one third of the Advisory Board of Wyoming Grazing District No 5 to be held in Pinedale Wyoming on December 1 1937 at 1 00 PM Nominated voters must own grazing privileges in the precinct and may vote for contenders of their stock class Only personal ballots and no proxies Voters vote for all representatives of their class Nominations open at 1 00 PM and polls run 2 00 PM to 5 00 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Grazing District No
U. S. Division of Grazing
Advisory Board
Wyoming
Pinedale
Cattleman
Green River
Desert
ShrepMen
Famous Driller to Superintend Drilling on Charley Budd Ranch
John H. Larsen named manager of field operations for Wyoming Petroleum Corp. He will oversee re drilling the old border well on the Charley Budd Ranch after the company took over leases held by DG. Ed Lewis. Larsen, a veteran oil driller, previously headed drilling for General Petroleum and taught American drilling methods in Europe. The Wyoming firm, with geologists Burritt and sealogist Arnold, plans to move the rotation about one mile east to La Barge development area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Larsen
Wyoming Petroleum Corporation
Ed Lewis
Lewis
Larsen
Coalinga
California
General Petroleum Company
National Supply Company
Europe
Big Piney
Yellowstone Oil Company
Examiner
Charley Budd
Ralph Arnold
A. G. Burritt
Salt Lake City
Utah
la Barge
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James Mickelson
Phil Marinsch
Joe Sage
Guy Carr
Ed Finnigan
David Guthrie
Fontenelle
Adolph Roncolio
Rock Springs
Irwitt Carey
Evanston
William Barrett
Russell Short
Jerome
Idaho
W. W. Suet
Ralp Gunter
Soevidan
Mesdames Albert Larson
Perry Snider
Robert
Amazow
P. O
John C. Budd
Washington, D. C
Budd
Sublette County
al Osterhout
Washington, D.C
Pilgrim Fathers
Leon
Big Piney Chapter
No. 42
Archibald Darby
Anne Cushman
Carolyn
Carolyn Jamison
Colonel Bryan
Leon Bryan
Babe
Nellie
J. E. Deveraux
Elaine Moffat
Wyoming Petroleum Corp
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