Sublette Contestants Shine at State Fair Dairy and Home Arts
Sublette County contestants excel at the state fair earning blue ribbons in dairy demonstrations led by Mary Budd and Deanne Fear for "Buttermilk is Best" with carnations as awards. In home economics judging Jackie McWilliams Deanne Fear and Mary Budd placed in the blue ribbon group for styling and construction. Caroline Boreff and her "Wake Up Little Susie" demonstration also won ribbons. Livestock judging was led by Dick Tanner Barry Anderson Caroline Boreff and Gary Mathisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Budd
Deanne Fear
Carnation Mik Company
Sublette County
Jackie McWilliams
Sub- Jette County
Caroline Boreff
Little Susie
Sublette
Dick Tanner
Barry Anderso
Gary Mathisen
Caroline Boroffs
Soi1 Conservation Districts Origin and Purpose
This piece explains why Soil Conservation Districts were created in the United States. It notes erosion and dust storms of the 1930s, the shift to voluntary programs, and the role of local voters and farmers in forming districts under enabling laws. It ends with a light aside from Danna Fosher.
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United States
Conservation Reserve Explained by Sublette ASC Committee
A meeting called by Max Boroff to explain the Conservation Reserve Program will be held on Wednesday September 10 at 1 00 pm at the ASC office in Pinedale. Ranches may sign up land for 3 to 18 years with meadow rates near 495 per acre and up to 850 for the best land, focusing on soil water and wildlife conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Boroff
Sublette County
ASC
Pinedale
Wyoming Sets Sage Grouse and Waterfowl Seasons
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission in Cheyenne set upland game and migratory waterfowl seasons. Sublette County dates are September 20 and 21 with sage grouse in many areas September 20–22. Park and Big Horn counties in early September. Riverton in late November. and various pheasant and turkey permits announced. Daily bag limits and special permit areas described. copies of the 1958 orders to be available from license dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission
Cheyenne
Sublette
Wyoming
Park and Big Horn
Riverton
Big Horn
Wishakie
Hot Springs
Park Countis
Sheridan
Johnson
Goshen
Fremont
Gohen County
Platta County
Sweetwater
Laramie Peak
Black Hills
Bear Lodge
Commission
Snake River
Grey's River
Salt Sliver
Bear River
Gecen
Homemakers County Tea Hosted by Local Clubs
The county home demonstration council invites all county women to a tea on September 12 from 2 to 4 PM at Pinedale Legion Hall. Homemakers and Pinedale 2 Better Junior Clubs will host and urge members to bring non members, with a welcome to new residents. Miss Lele Gurney plans to leave soon for nursing training in St Paris Minnesota. Hugh Pingree of Los Angeles was a guest at the Fox ranch in LaBerge, brother of Mrs. Tola Fox. Mr and Mrs Rodney Bennett Sr attended Cowboy Days in Ev fuston over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinedale Legion Hall
Corn’ ‘Homemakers
Pinedale 2
County Home Demonstration Council
Lele Gurney
St. Paris
Minnesota
Hugh Pingree
Los Angeles
California
Fox Ranch
LaBerge
Tola Fox
Rodney Bennett Sr
Evfuston
State Fair Winners Announced from Sublette 4-H club
Sublette County 4-H members earned numerous ribbons at the State Fair. Awards include blue ribbons for Alice Hayden on belts and a tool chest, red ribbons for several aprons, breads, and cakes, and multiple white ribbons for dresses and garments. Livestock entries and horse showing also referenced with ribbons and placings amid strong overall competition.
Unusual Bread Demonstration at Big Piney School
Miss Dorothy Besmer of the American Institute of Baking in Chicago will present a bread demonstration in Big Piney on Monday September 8 at 2:00 PM. The public is invited to learn quick simple breads and homemaker tips to improve meat dishes. The event is free and open to all interested.
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Big Piney
Dorothy Besmer
Field Stadk
American Institute — Baking
Chicago
Noo Aupuoly
Bop
Big Piney reports high school honors and rising enrollment
Dick Schaffer of Big Piney has received a University of Wyoming high school honor scholarship as an alternate replacing Rachael Albee who passed up a state scholarship to attend a Denver technical school. Enrollment for the 1958-59 year stands at 325, up from 265, with largest gains in first, second, and sixth grades. high school enrollment is 97, up from 81. Football schedule lists games from September to November.
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Manarea
Dick Schaffer
Big Piney
University of Wyoming
G. D. Humphrey
Schaffer
Rachael Albee Wag
Denver
Eptember
Lyman
Sarators
Hanna
Osuter
Cokeville
Pinecele
Mt. View
Big Pincey
Supperior
Wyoming Faculty Load Threatens Tuition Relief
A faculty committee evaluating higher education staffing in Wyoming reports that in the fall of 1957-58 the University of Wyoming had a full-time faculty to student ratio of 1 to 14.7 and note similar pressures at two year colleges. The national average is 1 to 14.4. The findings show faculty handling heavy teaching and advising loads with many large freshman and sophomore classes, and a rising enrollment outlook with more transfers anticipated.
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Calher
Powell
Sheridan
Torington
Wyoming
University of Wyoming
Vhey
Fair Board Sets Roles for County Fair in Big Piney
The Subtette County Fair Board met in Big Piney to appoint committees for the fair on September 20 and 21. A work day to prepare pens and booths was planned for September 18. Land negotiations for fairgrounds continue though livestock may stay at the old rodeo grounds due to lack of tie. Several 4-H and 4-H club members will make posters and numerous superintendents for divisions were named with Orval James heading beef cattle and Dana Focher crops among others.
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Helen
Tanner
Cora Cow
Orval James
Dana Focher
Helen Evans, Jr
Floyd Spences
Mariel Gray
Gertrude O'sou
Helen Tanner
Ruth Franz
Dorothy Taylor
Sue Ball
State Fair Notes Highlight Broad 1869 Event
Carl reports four days of wind at the state fair with a three day adult limit and longer hoped by the kids. Over 600 horses exhibited and numerous locals helped with trucks chaperones livestock seats and fence supplies. He notes rodeo disappointment but praise for performance testing and 4 H winners Mary Budd Deanne Fear Jackie McWilliams Caroline Boroffs and others.
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Douglas
Denver
James Brothers
Warren Koch
Bill Bloont
Bus
Wendell Grable
Orvil James
Bert Relow
Joe Hicks
Buzz Burzlander
Helen Evans
Boo Wilson
Helen Tanner
John Tanner
Ruth Budd
Ted Welderanders
Bob Jackson
Irene Kaiser
John Budd
Sublette County
Norman Pape
Florida
Nicaragua
Norman
Joe Budd
Histon
Stratton
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Soil Conservation News
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Dann A. Fosher
George Nichol
Myron Myrick
Evanston
Homemakers
4-H Club
Alice Hayden
Diane Hayden
Deanne Hayden
Ralph Phillips
Bill Strotve
George McElfisn
Sipencer Nichols
Kathy Nichols
Pat Whitten
Linda Virestko
Nancy Budd
Karen Anderson
Kathy Lambert
Carol Yose
Marla Bcoth
Betty Virostko
Deanne Fear Ak
Hetty Virostko
Caroline Boroff
Gael Yose
Jim
Marla Koch
Roxanna Rogersail
Resi
Conserve
Sandra Pellance
Jackiees
Lynda
Fearee
Daryn Taylor
John “Andersen
Daryla Taylor Pastso
J. R. Evenild
Pielding B. Prverson
Peterson
Targhee-Alta
Teton
Miley and
Sone
Paul and
Robin
Roy
Utah
Hammet
Dunham
Mileys
Charles Davis
von Middle Piney
Angel Fatty
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Joe
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Carl
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