Meat rationing looms as U S civilian supplies warned
Washington announces meat deliveries from wholesalers to retailers cut 21 percent effective immediately. Despite record slaughter, civilian demand rises with armed forces and allies. Stockmen urge smarter policy to boost supplies through feeder incentives, while barge input prices and market readings show stressed beef and pork futures and slimmer feeder stocks.
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Los Angeles
United States
Washington
U.S
Wickard
Arsencerely
Barger
Welgtis Ff
Red Cross Notes from Calpet and Boulder Units
Calpet unit remints seventeen new dresses and works on children's pajamas as winter prep. Boulder unit plans charity sewing for children's garments and snow suit material to be made into garments. Numerous local volunteers and donors listed, with calls for more knitters and defense bond support.
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Calpet
Cvhildren
Pinedale J
Boulder
4 H Prizes Set By Fair Committee For Oct 3 Event
The Fair Committee met at the Bess home to plan prizes for the 4 H Achievement Day at the Daniel School House on October 3 1942. Rules from the State Fair at Douglas will apply in Sublette County with medals and special awards for outstanding 4 H Club members and projects. Prizes include a candy gift, stock tonic, sheep ewe lamb, beef calf, dairy project prize, poultry award, clothing and foods honors, ribbons for best books, and various donations from local supporters. Exhibitors receive show tickets and a schedule of demonstrations and livestock judging from 1:00 to 2:00 pm.
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Bess
Imdel
Daniel School
Douglas
Sublette
Ton Cf
Robert Ln
Cube Gignding Beef Club
John Allen
Mar. Star & Chicken
Victor Ress
Were
Ant
Carr
Meliring
Vie Pinedale Drug Store
Noble & Ganas
Judd
Dimiel School
Luneli
Ping
Wyoming Governor appeals for 35 mile speed limit observance
Governor Nels H. Smith urged Wyoming residents to drive no faster than 35 miles per hour to conserve rubber, framing the measure as voluntary and not authorizing highway patrol arrests. Captain Bradley noted patrols lack authority to stop drivers over the limit for now.
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Cheyenne
Nels H. Smith
Wyoming
Smith
Highway Patrol
Capitan Willian Bradley
Ylintt
War Bonds Boost for Planes and Tanks Fight
Ten percent of income will be directed to purchase war bonds to fund fire planes and tanks, aimed at defeating Hitler and the Axis powers.
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Gitler
Religious Education Week Proclamation in Wyoming 1942
Governor Ned H. Smith proclaims September 27 to October 4, 1942 as the Twelfth Annual Religious Education Week. He urges citizens and families to renew allegiance and recognize religion as essential to freedom, citizenship, and support for service members during wartime.
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Ned H. Smith
Wyoming
WEEIC
Wyoming Governor Affirms Religious Instruction Oath
The document records Governor Welsh signing a 1982 Wyoming act or proclamation in Cheyenne. It mandates ongoing religious instruction and worship to establish spiritual foundations of freedom. The Great Seal and the governor's signature appear on the record dated September 17, 1982.
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Freedon
State of
Wyoming
Cheyems
A. D
Welsh, Smith
S.g.murdock Estate
Green River
Forka
Big Piney
War Bonds Shovel Pack Sold to Support Marines
The Treasury Department promotes War Bonds and Stamps with a combat shovel kit costing 68 cents and a 39 cent muslin carrier totaling 1.07. Marines use the entrenching tool for trenches and wire entanglements, urging readers to invest at least ten percent of income each pay period through banks post offices or retail stores.
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Treasury Department
War Bonds urged to buy barbed wire for defense
A wartime appeal explains Uncle Sam uses heavier barbed wire for Marines and Army, with Marine Corps paying fifty cents per twelve yards of special wire. It urges readers to buy War Bonds and Stamps and invest a portion of every paycheck to ensure supply for defense needs.
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Uncle Sam
Marine Corps
Army
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