Mining and Industrial Congress to Be Held in Sheridan
Sheridan hosts the third Mining and Industrial Congress November 15 and 16 to showcase Wyoming minerals and metals. Spearheaded by state geologist John G Meyzel, the program previews past, present, and future development with ore samples, assays, and open forum discussions with the five northeastern counties. A Wyoming Products banquet closes the event, while Sheridan plans Elks building venue and open houses for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Mining and Industrial Congress of
Sheridan
John G Meyzel
Industrer
Shendan Sheridan
Elks
Daniel Doings In Daniel and Nearby Towns
Daniel and surrounding areas saw a flurry of activity with visits, sales, and rides. Dr J W Montrose hurried through Daniel on his way to Merna and to the Brewer home where a baby boy was announced. Census supervisor Lester G Baker was named for Dist No 4 coordinating 72 enumerators and offices with enumeration starting April 1.
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J W Montrose
Daniel Sunday
Walter Brewer
William Thomas
Lester G Baker
Kemmerer Gazette
W M. Steuart
Washington
Lincoln Uinta
Sweetwater
Teton
Sub- Jette
Rock Springs
Census Enumerators Sworn To Keep Mum In 1930 Count
The Census Bureau will hire about 100000 enumerators to start April 1 1930 to tally population farms mines irrigation and unemployment. They will be bound by secrecy with heavy penalties for disclosure. Each enumerator will handle about 1800 people to tabulate as the nation’s population grows rapidly toward an estimated 120000000.
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William M Steuart
Steuart
Turkey
Census Bureau
United States
Estory
Stewart
Pioneer Citizen C Y Phillips Dies In Idaho
C Y Phillips of Daniel died October 24 1929 at Burton Idaho after returning from Alnois to visit his brother Frank Phillips long a watch and jewelry repairman in Big Piney. Born Willisca Iowa July 9 1860 he came to Big Piney in 1897 and later ran ranches near Warren Bridge and a store service station there later sold to R T Albert. Survived by widow and Mason Phillips of Daniel and son Clifford killed in France in World War I. Funeral services held Saturday at Pinedale with Winslow Lodge ritual. interment in Pinedale cemetery.
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Phillips
Daniel District
Burton
Idaho
Alnois
Wisi
Frank Phillips
Big Pinney
Carydon Yates Phillips
Willisca
Iowa
Burton Idaho
Big Prey
Warren Bridge
Warren, Bridge
R T Albert
Green River Valley
Mason Phillips
Daniel
Chiford
France
Pinedale
Winsnnie Lodge
Franklin Lodge No 31
Royal Neighbors Dance Big Success
The Royal Neighbors of America lodge held its first dance last Saturday, drawing a capacity crowd for a novelty style program. The Happy Sir orchestra opened, followed by a new group led by Miss Black and Messrs Green and Daniels, with Wash Whitman and Ed Finnegan performing old-time numbers. Raffles raised funds as punch and booths entertained attendees, netting about $100.00 for the lodge.
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America
Jodge
Happy Sir
Miss Black
Messrs Green
Messrs Green and Daniels
Wash Whitman
Ed Finnegan
Gandy
Winter Named Legal Advisor to Cabinet Official
Charles E Winter of Casper former House member will become solicitor general of the Department of Agriculture succeeding R W Williams. He will advise Secretary Arthur M Hyde and supervise all legal work for the department beginning in November with a $6000 annual salary. county and state license changes and fees under the new law outline how registration and taxes will be collected, replacing former taxation methods and affecting 1930 license payments.
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Charles E Winter
Casper
National House of Representatives
Alx
Department of Agriculture
R W Williams
Winter
Secretary of State
St Paul Minn
Sivice
Wyoming
Census Workers To Be Paid For New Count
They will receive about seventy five to one hundred dollars each for the work. For the first time in history the country will have an accurate count. Current estimates place the unemployed between one and four million. Officials anticipate the census next year will record a population near one hundred twenty million, about six million two hundred fifty thousand farms, fourteen thousand names and quamies, and more than one hundred six thousand irrigation and drainage projects.
Misses Enuna and Clara Lind Visit Parents in Halfway
The Misses Enuna and Clara Lind, teachers near Lande Wye, visited their parents at Halfway last weekend and attended the dance here Saturday. Floyd Norris, an Opal business visitor, was in town on Wednesday.
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Enuna
Clara Lindback
Lande
Wye
Floyd Norris
Newborn Robert John Thomas in Bronx to Wuhan Thomas pair
The Thomas family welcomed a son named Robert John Thomas born October 27 with Dr Montrose in attendance. Arthur Pape and Dr Montrose returned from Omaha marketing beer and reported good sales. Jolly Neighbors held a shower at Mrs F H Pape's with verses read, while Mrs J Warren enjoyed the moments. Funeral services for C Y Pinthos at Pinedale drew many neighbors, and Sunday guests visited the Papes. Rev A C Best accepted an invitation to lecture at the Culbertsons on Friday November 1.
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Wuhan Thomas
Twin Creek Saw Mall
Montrose
Robert John Thomas
Arthur Pape
Dr Montrose
Omaha
F. H Pape
J . Warren
Helen
Alice
A C Best
Keith Culbertson
Yellowstone park to open school of weld history next year
Yellowstone Park announces a Yellowstone school of weld history will open by 1930 under park naturalist Darry Heager. Located at Roosevelt Lodge near Tower Falls, the program will study flora and fauna in natural settings with field trips across the park, following the success of ranger lectures and the park museum program.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
National Park Service
Park
Darry Heager
Yeagel
Yosemite National Park
Yellowstone
Yeager
Roosevelt Lodge
Tower Falls
Piney High School Bat Mayhem At Big Piney November 1 1929
Big Piney High School junior and senior notes describe a planned football game with Pinedale at Big Piney at 2:00 PM on November 1 1929 plus a pre game program featuring talks and an essay. Senior notes thank Juniors for a party and announce a Halloween event for students and staff. The column covers class notes from seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with light humor and anecdotes.
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Piney
Community Church Plans Next Sunday Service
The Community Church announces minister Rev A C Best will lead public worship next Sunday at p.m with the sermon Anchors of the Soul. Ma and Mrs William Sherman and Ma and Mrs Charles Clyde traveled to Elmmerer last Sunday to attend the Fox Victory theatre show. A Fear in Opal handles a large cattle shipment this week bound for Omaha. Mr and Mrs Frank Burney return from a Moran fishing trip. Two years of college training or equivalent are the minimum for registration in the Yellowstone Park Nature school. The program is university standard under a director who will recruit from the ranger naturalist force and allow students to lecture to tourists and contribute to Yellowstone Park Nature Notes. Mr Yeager says no college credits are given but field study is a prime opportunity for the country.
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William Sherman
Charles Clyde
Elmmerer
Fox Victory Theatre
Ranger Naturalist Force
Yellowstone Park
Yeager
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Mining and Industrial Congress
State Board, of Commerce and Industry
Emerson
Lowell
All Products
Wyoming Products
Charles Oviatt
Wyoming ‘Manufacturers , Association
Patrioti
Elmo Scott
Watson
Examiner
Mrs W J Todd
Daniel Fnday
Kemmerer
J W. Montrose
G W Sargent
Beulah Key
Mary Louise Sargent
Sargent Inn
Alice Pape
E D Key
Nash
L W Sargent’s
C G Jewett
Merna
Bernie Payne
Bronx
Ludvig Lindback
Blackmon
Cora
Gus Larson
Hallway
County
J A Springsted
Boulder
Dame Sat
G. Baker
South Western
Wyomin
C. Y. Phillips
Masons
Royal Neighbors
George Franz
Pape
Mr C Y Pinthos
H Pape
Gunely
Chetrare, Wea
BIG Piney High School
BAT
Perad
Dan
Bob Hill
Jum
Bobby
Mary
Mark
Anchors
Opal
Frank Burney
Moran
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