Jackpot Rodeo Winners and 4-H Achievement Day Plans
Results from last Sunday’s jackpot rodeo at the rodeo grounds list winners in raw events such as bareback riding calf roping and barrel racing with times and placements. The county 4-H achievement day will be October 26 at 7:00 pm in Pinedale with a pot-luck, awards, and performances by club members and leaders.
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Norm Richie
Wayne Jensen
Dennis Hacklir
Phil Skiver
Tuffy Davis
Ridme
Demnus Hack- En
Gene Gamble
Isc
Bud Sommers
Morris Burton
Jkom
Bus
Whitey Burs
Joe Chrisman
Lynda Fear
Devis ‘Taylor
Warren Koch
Pinedac
Munday
County Extension
Pinedale
and Dirs
Max Boroli
Don Rogers
Horact Swain
Carl Arbighit
Mic
Whimsical Ireland to Europe Tour Ends Soon
Dear Friend George from Shannon Airport dated 9 20 58 recounts four months of European travel with Brian. They visited Switzerland France Brussels Worlds Fair and the Tattoo in Edinburgh, describing the Highland Games as a three ring circus. They plan to return home in late November via New England states and send regards to Piney folks.
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Europe
Ian
Thio
Moss
Beni
Switzerland
France
Brussels
New England
Bob Major
State Employment Mgr at Kemmerer Forecasts Area Growth
George E. Spinner Kemmerer office manager of the Wyoming State Employment Service forecasts expanding growth and economic well being for the area in his annual report prepared for the Employment Security Commission. He cites oil and gas growth timber and new industries including an electronic instrument plant for Star Valley and Wyoming's sole airplane factory with unemployment expected lower in 1959.
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George E. Spinner
Kemmerer
Wyoming State Employment Service
Employment Security Commission
Spinner
Fla~ Turds
Seedskadse
LaBarge
Lyman
Bureau of Reclamation
Star Valley
Wyoming
Farming Emerges in Wyoming as Rail Limits Growth
Territorial leaders and new residents note potential for an agricultural economy in Wyoming. Governor Bale in 1663 warned that farming lagged due to lack of railroad access and distant arable land north of lines, yet progress spreads from Johnson County with canals and ditchworks unlocking thousands of acres from grazing to farming, as Butte and Sheridan areas rise with new irrigation and settlement.
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Bale
State Archives
Johnson County
Johnson
Sheridan County
Tertiory
Clear Creek
Goose Creek
Prairie Creviz
Crazy Woman Creek
Farmea
Farm Bureau Members Urged to Submit Dues Reminders
A county trophy incentive rewards the first county to reach membership goals with a trophy from state president Reuben Anderson. Albany county won last year while Sublette counties reportedly misplaced reminders. Please mail checks promptly as PHIL MARIVCIC, President, notes.
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Reuben Anderson
Siate
Albany County
Sublette County
Phil Marivcic
Thomson Offers 1958 Agriculture Yearbooks for Wyoming
Wyoming Representative Keith Thomson announced a limited supply of 1958 Department of Agriculture yearbooks. Available to all U S Congressmen, the Land yearbook can be mailed to Wyoming residents by sending a note to his Washington office.
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Keith Thomson
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House of Representatives
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Washington
Wachester
Growth Outlook Notes Strong Area Expansion through 1989
The report signals adequate labor supply and the need for new housing and service facilities as growth accelerates across all sectors. It cites existing regional strengths in densities supporting an expanding economy and projects favorable agriculture through 1989 despite rising facility and resource pressures.
Funeral for Cora Martin Held in Jackson Church
Funeral services were held Monday in Jackson for Mrs. Charles Reed B Martin at the Baptist church with Pastor Paul D Reycrosh officiating. Born August 3 1893 in Nebraska, she was the daughter of Warren and Caroline West Payne. She married Charles Martin April 25 1911 and is survived by nine children, three brothers, and two sisters. Local attendees included Warren Harmison, Donald Gray, Warren Phillips, and several relatives from Labarge Gig Piney Pinedale and Salmon.
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Jackson
Charles Martin
The
Baptist Church
Paul
D. Reycrosh
Martin
Cora, Abagan Paynt
Warren
Caroline West Payne
Nebraska
Charles Reed
Jim Payne
Morgan Hill
Calif
Wil Paynt
Loveland
Calo
Bernie Payne
Kemmerer
Tio Stters
Mason Phillips
Salmon
Idaho
Hazel Linn
Susanville
Warren Harmison
Labarge
Donald Gray
Warren Phillips
Gig Piney
Robert Martin
Pinedale
Veterans Affairs cautions on Spanish American War care
The Veterans Administration warns that many Spanish American War veterans assume VA can pay for care in private hospitals. Few have service connected disabilities for hospital treatment, so eligibility for non-VA hospital bills at VA expense is extremely limited.
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Veterans Administration
Kiaive
Phil Marincic Jr Re elected Farm Bureau President
Sublette County Farm Bureau held a meeting in Pinedale at the Community Hall last Thursday evening. Officers were elected with Phil Marincic Jr re elected president, Eleanor Beck as secretary treasurer, Thelma Ditton as county jements chairman, John Tanner named to the Bem inasing committee, Mogie Anderson as vice president, and a $30 donation approved for 4 H record books. Joe Hart presented a talk on Whats What in relation to Farm Bureau. Bil Hicks discussed new policies.
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Sublette County
Fanm Bureau
Pinedale
Philip Marinelli Jr
Eleanor Beck
Edna Swahi
Thelma Ditton
Emen
Mike Steele
John Tanner
Mogie Anderson
Prevent
Joe Hart
Thayne
Southwhet
Bil Hicks
Larame
Farm Bureau
Wyoming Stock Growers to Meet in Sundance October 15
Wyoming stock growers from across the region converge on Sundance Wyoming on October 15 for a Wyoming Stock Growers Association meeting. The 2:00 p m start and 6:30 p m session at Beulah on Sand Creek will be open to all ranchers and friends. Prominent speakers include Patrick Williams president Neal Hiluson entomologist Robs Burghart and Mrs W J Brown with talks on livestock nutrition grub control beef promotion and Cowgirls history.
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Sundance
Wyoming Stock Growers Association
Seb
Aesi
Raseh -A
Beulah
Sand Creek
Ranndhers
Inch
Bryan. Patrick
Wyoming Stew Growers Association
Neal Hiluson
University of Wycoming
T.R. Robs
Extension Entomology
University of Wyoming
Robert Burghart
Colorado
National Beef Council
W. J. Brown
Local Artists Exhibit Planned During National Art Week
The Sublette County Arty plans a two town exhibition in Big Piney and Pinedale for National Art Week November 1. Artists may enter in person or via a friend in any medium including oil, watercolor, tempera, pastel, or pen and ink. Submissions go to local coordinators in each town. The show includes a special division for outstanding youth art and a section for non painter owned works. The Guild hopes to recognize county talent and welcomes inquiries to organizers Mrs. Andrew Olson Miss Betty Blake Mrs. Floyt Spencer or Mrs. John Evenitt.
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Sublette
Shikiren
Andrew Olson
Betty Blake
Pinedale
Floyt Spencer
John Evenitt
Big Piney
Artists’ Guild
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs Geo Nichols
Mrs George Nichols was the guest of honor at a pink and blue shower with a Donald Gray theme hosted by Mrs Gray Mrs Rulon Woffinden and Mrs Jerry Hale The event featured themed decorations and 23 favors while gifts were displayed and refreshments served by the hostesses. Then Mrs Ralph Manning and Mrs Jack Gurney hosted a stork shower for Mrs Morman Moffat at the latter's home.
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George Nichols
Ralph Manning
Jack Gurneyere
Morman Moffat
Watering Before Freeze Saves Winter Survival
Oct 6 1958 notes urge watering newly planted lawns and alfalfa before ground freezes to ensure soil dampness through winter. Emphasizes dry soil as main cause of winterkill, advises irrigation where possible, mentions wool market slowdown and govt programs aiding wool production, plus a note on Norman Pape’s letters from Nicaragua.
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Nylon
Dacron
Orion
Acrilon
Dyne
Regon
Bon-Lon
United States
Norman Pape
Nicaragua
Norman
Choosing the Right Freezer for Your Home
A consumer guide compares chest and upright freezers advising about size per person, best placements, and operating costs. It notes chest freezers offer extra counter space, while uprights save kitchen space and speed freezing if shelves are well arranged. It also advises choosing a unit slightly larger than needed and visiting the office for more buying tips.
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Gough
Wigula
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