Calves For Lions project grows with new bidders
A public cattle drive details more calves for the Lions Club effort at Marbleton corrals. Listed donors include Arnold Olson Pfisterer Lozen and many local names. Omaha tops market as 38 000 cattle and lambs trade with steady to higher prices amid strong demand. feeders and hogs show gains. University of Wyoming and New York financiers back a third summer conference.
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Arnold
Olson
Gene.Pfisterer
Paul Lozen
Glyndon EL
Bpence
Ervin
Meintz
Anderson Toe McGinnis
Chas'p. Noble
Robert Linderman
Wardell Broa
Robert V
Thomson
Olay Price
Sadie
Caterhont
Kenneth
Guio Ce R. O'Neil
Emer Olson
Joey Murdock
Robert L Miller
James F. Mickelson
Gordon ‘Mickelson
Rites
Meeks
Victor
McGinnis
Philip’ Marineri
Kenneth. Fear
A. Fear, Jr
Clifton’ Fear
Dan Chapel
Wai
Budd
John c
Dane
Marbleton
Tanner Bros
Omaha
Caneras
Bolog
William. Robertson
COE OF
New York
University
GD. Humphrey
Preei- Gait
University of ‘Wyoming
Willan
Roberton Coe
New
York Cty
Big Piney Soil Conservation News and Society Updates
Dan H Budd reports spectacular success with certified Overland oats planted last spring showing 5% purity and 90% germination. He notes yield lower than some past crops but grain is heavier and healthier than before. Paul N Scherbel visits Cokeville to speak on range management. Wyoming Historical Society organized in Casper with Frank Bowron elected president and Sinclair as first vice president.
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Dan H. Budd
Paul N. Scherbel
Bell ‘Conservation’ Service
Cokeville
Union, Pacific Railroad ‘Company Agricultural Improvement
Wyoming
State Historical Society
Frank Bowron
Casper
Wag
Oganiond
Wyoming Historical Society
Calder
Droithove
Cheyenne
Coun Uns
FH Sinclair
Sheridan
Coumn
Ed Neckyoke Jones
Vce
W. L. “Marion
Larder
Elles of
Trustees Vote to Reinstate Teachers After Summer Projects
Officials expressed enthusiastic support as the University board approved a plan to involve teachers in a resumed project. The decision marks a third consecutive year of related work aimed at improving teaching and learning across departments.
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Liss
Wyoming Stockymen to Meet in Cheyenne October 31
Mrs High iemler, chairman of the Wyoming Agricultural Committee, calls the stockmen to Cheyenne for a meeting on October 31. Members of the association are invited to attend the session.
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Floyd A. Bishop
Charles Spurlock
Wyo
Stockymen
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming Homecoming Plans Highlight October 30 Events
University of Wyoming schedules homecoming festivities Friday and Saturday with a freshmen football game, campus parade down Laramie streets, and a dance in the gymnasium. Alumni reunions include luncheons at the Gone hor Hotel and a Union ballroom reception. The program features campus bands, a Skid dance, and awards for outstanding alumni.</s>
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Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Denver
University
Freeview
Tron Skull
Union Ballroom
Sige Mig
University of Denver
Laramie
Clayton
Sansuat
Gonehor
Verne Waris
Larami
Onion
Ill
Oldie
Dean’ Nichols
Cregistra‘ion
Clauston
Thorbro
A. A i McGaw
Newcomb brothers finish U S Air Force tour in the Philippines
Douglas and Ralph Newcomb sons of Mrs Dorothy Larsen Newcomb return to the United States for separation after serving as senior aircraft mechanics with the 24th Aircraft Repair Squadron at Clark Air Base. They previously were stationed in Korea and Japan before arriving in the Philippines in 1950.
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Clark
APB
Philippines
Newcomb Brothers
Douglas
Ralph
Big Piney
U.S. Air Force
Philppine
Fitel
Holder
Air Force
United States
Ralps
24Th Air
Clark Air
Manila
Air Newcomb
Korea
Japan
Dixie College
Helly Aye
Texas
Dorothy Larsen
Newcomb
Washington
Utah
Oeard
Artists' Guild Meeting Held in Big Piney
Mrs. Sadie Oseterhout and Mrs. Mary Ai hosted the October meeting at the American Legion hall in Big Piney. Members heard poetry and prose readings including Three Lairstarpes by Betty Blake and A Section from My Pioneers by Ethélys Worls, with several other pieces presented and attendees listed.
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Artists' Guild
Sadie Oseterhout
Mary Ai
Murdothe
Atlerican
Legion Hall
Big Piney
Art Guild
Harrison’ Gule
Bde Bing
Worte
Betty Blake
My Pioneers
Ethélys
Worls
Ashas
Loa May Brown
Jestine Git
Kenneth Ttto
Uec
J. di Gardner, Jr
Barry Blake
Eva
Menteay Worl
Barlow
May
Semmens
Myra Conley
Helen 5
Gent
Meidge Punk
Aid the
Hoates
Wyoming Taxpayer Release Raises Costs for Disability Care
The Wyoming Taxpayers News cites 1954 figures showing disability care costs rising from 40,000 in 1923 to 108,600, with survivors costs up from 14,000. It notes annual treatment costs for service-connected cases around 923,000 and 178 for connected disabilities, arguing spending would occur under any circumstances.
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Cheyenne. Wys
The
Wyer Association
Pieya
Rigens
Homemakers Achievement Day in Pinedale County clubs present
The 1920s style event in Pinedale drew about 135 Bubtette County members from Bondurant Kendaĺl Cora Boulder Bronx Big Piney and Pinedale. The program featured registration welcome highlights of trip to Austria fashion show parade group singing and awards for booths with reports by county chairmen. A noted fashion show by Mrs Nichols and Mrs Davis drew praise along with music by Alice Harrower.
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Pinedale
Bubtette “County
Chibg
Bondurant
Kendall
Cora
Boulder
Bronx
Big Piney
Pat
Alex
Blariche Ander
Mardell Fear
Austria
Pita Fetentchak
Laramie
Austris
Erna
Ferentchak
Thurow
Biatch
Gedérgé Nichols
Chas. Davis
Nichols
Ross- Meeks
Davis
Francis Tanner
Amnie Reybolds
Aliee Harrower
Boulder Flamemakers
Agaen Thin Voor
Intel
Cubs
Taxpayer Association Warns on Veteran Population and Health Reform
A reader-sourced note argues the government should curb abuses in veteran programs to avoid driving the nation toward socialized medicine. critics cite program size and momentum as justification for corrective action.
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Taxpayer “Association
Insurance rates to be lowered on farm property at Taft
Taft states that after a request months ago negotiations continued with the rate making body regarding lower farm property insurance for Dude Ranches. The discussion, described as ongoing, aims to reduce costs for ranch owners amid insurance concerns.
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Ford
Taft
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