Governor Emerson Addresses Pine Dale Rally on Road Bond
A large Pine Dale crowd welcomed Governor Emerson and supporters as he argued for the $2,800,000 road bond. He claimed no new taxes, funding from auto licenses and gas taxes, and stressed completing gaps to meet federal standards. Also speaking were Katharine Morton and Ross Alcorn. the event ended with a free dance.
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Pinedale
Emerson
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Corporation of Wyoming
Katharie A Morton
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ross Alcorn
Hunters Asked to Report Aluminum Bird Tags Across Wyoming
Wyoming hunters are urged by the state game and fish department to watch for numbered aluminum bands on ducks and other game birds. The Biological Survey of the U.S. Department of Agriculture bands birds at 50 stations across North America, and requests reports of each banded birds including band numbers, date, and locality of capture.
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Wyoming
State Game and Fish Department
Biological Survey Bureau
Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Artic Regions
Lowsiand
Georgia
Maine
California
Biological Survey
Jyurean
University of Wyoming Homecoming Lauded as Best Yet
The UW Homecoming drew 245 alumni, the highest attendance, with a Friday pep rally in the stadium and a Saturday parade of 25 pioneer floats. Sigma Alpha Epsilon won top house decor, Delta Phi Sigma the best sorority float, and SAE the fraternity cup. The banquet featured speeches by President Crane and Coach Rhodes. a homecoming dance closed the event. The tenth annual pioneer Homecoming was organized by Dean Rhoads.
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University of Wyoming
Wyoming Stadium
Kidd
Hugh
Laramie
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Delta Mu Alpha
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Farsi
Delta Phi Sigma
Washalue
Fort Fetterman
Union Pacific Railroad
A. G Crane
Tracy McGrahen
The
Wyoming Eagle
Alumni Association
Crane
Rhodes
University Student Welfare Foundation
Whic
New York City
Pioneer
Dean R. Rhoads
Wyoming Irrigated Crops In Excellent Condition
Wyoming crop conditions in August and September were favorable with late frosts boosting yields. A bumper sugar beets, beans, corn and potato harvest is underway while drought in some northern areas cut wheat and barley yields. Nationwide output is down. Wyoming corn, oats, and potatoes show strong performance amid regional variances.
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Wyoming
Arnold King
Federal Co-operative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wyoming i
United States
North Central
North East
Southeast
Yellowstone bears to be disposed of due to food limits and crowds
Yellowstone park officials plan to cull or relocate about 36 black bears and 10 grizzlies each season after this year. Superintendent Roger W Toll cites insufficient natural food and growing visitor numbers as the core justification, noting park wildlife totals include 630 antelope and 1,133 buffalo with other species listed for context.
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Yellowstone National Park
Roger W Toll
Better Roads Open Jackson Hole to Wyoming Tourism
The piece argues for a $2,360,000 bond issue to improve road access to the Tetons and Jackson Hole via routes from Kemmerer Evanston Rock Springs Rawlins Lander Dubois and Shoshoni Riverton. Funds would be repaid from vehicle licenses with no tax increase and would leverage Federal Aid. If approved this November 4 the project could be completed in about three years, aided by forest service road funding.
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Tetons
Wyoming
United States
Cins
National Park
Jackson
Kemmerer
Evans
Iton
Rock Springs
Rawlins
Lander
Dubois
Calver
Shoshoni
Riverton
Moos
Forest Reserve
The
Big Piney High School Honor Roll and Student Notes
Big Piney High School lists six week honor roll with May Daniels Beth Tanner Lois Jenkins Florence Sommers Eilene Bertram and Dorothy Ray. Senior and junior notes cover grades culture, picnic events, student body officers include President Louis Gurkey and Editor Dorothy Ray. Wyoming reports and Hoover event glimpsed in late notes.
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Big Piney High School
May Daniels
Beth Tanner
Lois Jenkins
Florence Sommers
Eilene Bertram
Dorothy Ray
H. 5
Louis Gurkey
Joe Murdock
Las Jenkins
Clifford Daniels
Eileen Bertram
Land Board Reduces Grazing Rentals in State Leases
At a September 19 1930 special meeting the Board of Land Commissioners voted to cut grazing lease rentals for one year for all state leases except five year terms. The reduction took effect October 1 1930 and covers payments due in the following year. The move aims to ease livestock industry stress amid drought while balancing broader interests.
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Board of Land Commissioners
Sheriff Candidate Announces Run After Primary Victory
A Republican candidate in Sublette County declares candidacy for sheriff in the general election on November 4. The nominee thanks voters for primaries and pledges to serve with experience and integrity.
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Sublette County
Sublette County voters urged to back Fred H Pape in Wyoming race
The Democratic nominee Fred H Pape asks Sublette County residents for support in the General Election on November 4 1930. He pledges to devote time to Sublette County and Wyoming if elected and expresses appreciation for their backing.
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Democratic Party
Sublette County
Wyoming
Fred H Pape
Hockett Seeks Sublette County Attorney Seat
Republican candidate GB Hockett announces for Sublette County Attorney on November 4. He pledges economical, taxpayer friendly service and asks voters for confidence at the general election.
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Sublette
GB Hockett
Sublette County Clerk Candidate Announcement
A candidate note from Ann Billings to Sublette County voters pledges faithful service if elected on November 4. She thanks voters for their confidence shown in the primary and commits undivided time and attention to the clerk’s duties.
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Sublette County
Ann Billings
Sublette County electors thanked by May McAlister Sommers
May McAlister Sommers thanks Sublette County voters for their confidence in the Primary and asks for continued support at the general election on November 4 1930.
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Sublette
Genell
McAlister Sommers
Candidate for Clerk of Court Seeks Democratic Ticket
A candidate declares intent to appear on the Democratic ballot for Clerk of Court with four years of prior service and asks for voter support. Officials discuss wild game preservation in western Wyoming and a university project to build a new student social building at a cost of 45,000 dollars in Wyoming University’s fraternity park.
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J P. Fuller
Wyoming
Lamanne
Wyoming University
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