Artist Guild Meeting At Mrs Barlow Home In October Scene
The Artist's Guild met at the home of Mrs Minam Barlow on Saturday October 18. After lunch a short business meeting was held and a decision was made to sponsor an essay contest for high school students of Sublette County with the topic to be announced later. Contest winners for the day were Mrs Beth Richardson and Mrs Mary Murdock. The program featured pieces on Autumn with readings by Mrs Marie Myers Mrs Mixfred Miller Mrs Lera Jewett Mrs Mae Mickelson Mrs W1 Ga Spmagmar.
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Artist's Guild
Minam Barlow
Sublette
Beth Richardson
Mary Murdock
Wyoming
Wyoming ranked fourth in state savings in 1944
Governor Hunt announced figures showing Wyoming saved 11 percent of 1944 general revenue, underspending 11 percent and totaling 10,876,000 dollars from 13,063,000 received. California led in higher savings as Nevada also posted low revenue figures among the forty eight states.
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Pace Wyomuittz
States of the Union
Caliiforia
Wyoming
Hunt
Nevada
Wyoming Range Report Reflects Frost Damage and Feed Outlook
The late September cold and frost damaged corn, beans, alfalfa, and potatoes, with great losses to the storm. Range remains good except in Converse and Niobrara where August winds cut growth. Rain and snow spurred new grass, haying was hindered by labor shortages, and grain yields boosted oats and barley. Marketings of cattle look similar to last year, with more sheep and lambs likely sold. Range-feed condition October 1, 1945 at 89 percent versus 80 last month and 20-year average.
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Converse
Niobraska
War Price Office Consolidation in Sublette County
Instruction from H Melvin Rollins district director reports War Price and Rationing Board No 23 in Pinedale will consolidate with Rock Springs Board No 4 as of December 1 1940. The merged office serves local wartime price and rationing oversight.
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Rock Springs
H. Melvin Rollins
Pinedale
Wyoming high schools urged to obtain free aeronautics equipment
Washington Oct 22 Senator Robertson reports the Educational Disposal Section offers Wyoming high schools actual airplanes engines and training devices at little to no cost. surplus includes mock ups and motors available for schools and colleges with crate and shipping from origin to the nearest airfield. He urges immediate applications as demand may rise and notes many districts may have not received literature.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Natior
R. A. Heddleston
Aicraft
Office of Surplus Property
Ofice
Washington
Robertson
Veterans Employment Service reports largest October separation notices
The Wyoming Veterans Employment Service and USES announce a record first week in October with 348 separation notices received. About 4,200 of the 32,000 World War II veterans from Wyoming have been discharged and returned home, most seeking work or self employment. Karl Youngberg Sr and his sons assist locally, while Marine Corps voluntary enlistment rules expand eligibility to ages 17 to 26 with waivers possible for qualified men up to 35.
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State Office
The
Veterans Employment Service and the
USES
James F. Hook
State Veterans Employment Service
Wyoming
Gorps
Ammonis
Cavlam
Robert Smith
Maples Gorps
Cheyenne
Marine Corps
Rezulay
Marne Corps
Smith
New Federal Building
21St Street
Carey Ave
Stock condition reports for cattle and sheep on October 1 1945
The October 1 1945 condition of cattle and calves stood at 90 percent, down slightly from 91 percent last month and 89 percent a year ago, near the 20 year average of 90 percent. Sheep and lambs were at 87 percent, versus last month and a year ago, near the 20 year average of 90 percent. Read our ad on another page The Smart Shop Pinedale Wyo.
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The
Smart Shop
Pinedale
Wyo
County Assessor R F Albert Resigns Post
Mr and Mrs R T Albert of Pinedale were Big Piney visitors. Albert, county assessor for years, resigns for ill health and a lower climate. Successor to be named by Sublette County Commissioners at their Nov 6 meeting. The Alberts have lived in Sublette County for 45 years and regret leaving.
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R. T Albert
Pinedale
Myr
John Moffat
Elensbug, Wesh
Big Piney Telephone Exchange Hours Set
The Big Piney Telephone Exchange will open from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and again from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. This notice is issued by Big Piney Telephone Co. for customer guidance.
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Big Piney
BIG Piney Telephone Co
Green River Basin Development to Meet in Rock Springs
The Green River Basin Development Company schedules its annual meeting for 10 a.m. Saturday October 20 at the Elks Home in Rock Springs. D P Miller secretary and engineer says the event is open to all interested, including non members. Officials urge turnout from basin supporters and delegations from allied groups to discuss water development and pending irrigation projects in eastern northern and western Wyoming.
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Gvie
Meers
Eden Valley
Tins Aiia
Congress
Rock Springs
U.S Bureau of Reclamation
Siate of Wyoming
Union Pacific Railroad
Shotgun Shells Headed to Dealers for Fall Hunting
Washington announces more than forty million rounds of 12 gauge shotgun shells will be sold this month by the Office of Surplus Property, Commerce Department. The standard birdshot and buckshot shells, used by hunters and for farm and livestock protection, become available to dealers across the eleven regional offices, aiding duck and pheasant hunters as seasons approach.
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Washington
Office of Surplus Property
Department of Commerce
United States
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Barlow
Wyoming Range
Veterans Employment Service
Kart
Carlas Youngberg
Karl Youngbers
Reave Uc Shavers Sqon
Schick. Incorporated
Iis Company
Clit Wolters
Kcifie Morager
Gillard
Giltox
Marydane
Gustave
Mary John Wilson
Feirfield County Dreo
DeMolay
Invie
Tru
Francisco
Arerot Shane
Kansas City
Amer
Kemmerer Savings Bank
Elizabeth
Dr. Cutler
Pine Ave
Robert I. Bump
R. F. Albert
Green River Basin
Booth of
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