University of Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service
This report outlines the Wyoming Agricultural Extension Service as part of the University of Wyoming. Established in 1914 under the Smith Lever Act, it is a cooperative program funded by county, state, and federal sources. Extension agents across 23 counties pursue adult education, helping rural residents identify and solve farming, family, and community problems through demonstrations and coordinated efforts.
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Laramie
University of Wyoming
Wyoming Agricultural Extosion Service
College of Agriculure
Wyoming
Teton
Agricultural Extension Service
Sugia
smith-Lever
Batinion
Farnamilice
Anandividuals
Yellowstone Park History and Local Civic Notes
The article recalls early Yellowstone governance and Park use, noting the 1882 formation of the Yellowstone Park Improvement Company to profit from attractions, its 1885 collapse, and the later Yellowstone Park Company housing key sites. It mentions university outreach, 4-H youth figures, and a Republican Women’s Club notice offering free coffee and cookies at Dot House Lounge on Election Day with local art exhibition call.
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Mammoth Het Springs
Marchal
Geyser Basin
Hale
Wyoming Territory
Yellowstone Park
Congress
Yellowstone Park Improvement Company
Repblican Women’s Club
Vail
Dot House
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U. S. Senate
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U.S. Senate
MéGée
Senator
Joe Davis
AG Extension
the Rock . Springs National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United States Postel
Adint
Thiee Sublette County Artists’ Guild
Neckyoke Jones
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Pardni
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The
S. House of Representatives
Ray Whitaker
U.S. Congress
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Whitaker For Congress Committee
P.M. Cunningham