Proposed Constitutional Amendment One in Twenty-fifth Wyoming Legislature
The document outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 3 proposing Constitutional Amendment One for Wyoming to be decided in the November 5, 1940 general election. It adds Section 10 to Article I, allowing internal water conservation projects and removing the two-thirds popular vote requirement, while granting the Legislature power to develop water related works directly or via districts and state divisions, with land grant revenues and appropriations usable to support such projects. Secretary of State Lester C. Hunt authenticates the notice with dates Sept 19, 26 and Oct 3, 1940.
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Senate
State of
Wyoming
Lester C. Hunt
Wyoming Amendment Two Raised County Salaries Limit
House joint memorial No 5 in the Twenty fifth Wyoming session proposes constitutional amendment No 2 to increase the maximum salaries of county officers. It sets salary limits by county assessed valuation with upper bounds for sheriff clerk treasurer assessor and superintendent of schools, to be submitted to voters on November 5, 1940.
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House
Senate
State of
Wyoming
Orig
Ally
County Officials Pay Scales Specified in Tax Assessments
The document outlines yearly pay caps for county officials based on assessed value brackets. In counties with over two million but up to five million, salaries range above 1800 but not exceed 2100 dollars. In counties over five million, salaries cap at 2400 dollars. County surveyors may receive up to 12 dollars per day for active duties. Lester C. Hunt.
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Lester ¢. Hunt
Wyoming Proclaims October 16 1940 Registration Day
The governor proclaims October 16 1940 as the national registration day for all males 21 to 34, urging citizens to aid in enforcing the Selective Training and Service Act. Wyoming expects full statewide participation at polling places from 7 AM to 9 PM, with employers asked to accommodate their workers.
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Congress of the
United State
United Stats
United States
A. D
Wyoming
J. Nels H. South
State of
Lighting the Subject The Photographer’s Silent Lesson
A guide on lighting techniques showing how movement of light changes tone, shadows, and mood in still life portraits and landscapes. It urges using multiple light positions to reveal how light shapes perception, with practical examples from fruit to portraits and daily light changes. John van Guilder stresses lighting as the photographer’s material and invites practice.
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Harald E Gand
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Gould
Facwiu Ars Wilhio Hui
G Nichols
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Nichols
de Winifred Digelsell
Ellen R. Lindstrom
College of Tuberal Arty
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Frank EH. Spearman
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Henry Bowie
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J. H. Luce
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Smith Bros. Furniture Co
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