Livestock Conditions Report Shows Mixed Range Health
August conditions for livestock show ranges at 82 percent of normal, dry weather affecting haying, with sheep and lambs in good condition but below five-year averages. Cattle hold steady though trading quiet. forecasts suggest heavier fall marketings from northern plains and Texas if feed remains scarce, while western ranges stay light. Continued page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobinson
Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming crude oil for state highway projects
The Midwest Review of 1980 highlights Wyoming black oil use in highway construction. It notes two Wyoming projects Casper Rawlins near Independence Rock and Casper Glenrock, with completion statuses and funding, sourced from Casper refiners Midwest Refining and Standard Oil Indiana, supported by seventeen illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Review
Pacific Northwest
Wyoming
Casper-Rawlins
Idependenicte Rock
Casper-Glenrock
Wyoming State Highway Department
Hinkle Reelected Chairman of Republican Central Group
Hinkle of Cheyenne was unanimously reelected chairman of the Republican state central committee at a Cheyenne meeting to plan the November campaign. Two candidates had contested the chair, Hinkle and G. E. B. Stirett of Casper, and an informal canvass showed Hinkle leading as the votes were tallied. The session also covered reorganizing the committee, with M. S. Reynolds of Cheyenne serving as secretary, while Senator Patrick Sullivan and other state and congressional candidates attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ©. Hinkle
Cheyenne
Republican State Central Committee
Hinkle
G. E B. Stirrett
Casper
Livery County
Patrick Sullivan
M. 8. Reynolds
Cassidy Named Demo Chairman at Wyoming kickoff
Wyoming Democrats opened their November general election campaign in Cheyenne with state central committee meetings and a banquet rally led by the first woman governor Nellie Taylor Ross. Dr Thomas K Cassidy of Gillette was re elected state chairman with Patrick J Quealy of Kemmerer as treasurer, Dyer Hays of Casper as secretary, and J C O Ma honey of Cheyenne as vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Democrats
Cheyenne
Nellie Taylor Hoss
Thomas K. Gassidy
Gillette
Patrick J. Quealy
Kemmerer
Dyer Hays
Casper
J. C. O'Mahoney
Car Overturns After Collision With Horses Near Cheyenne
Mrs J M Carey of Cheyenne narrowly escapes injury when an automobile with Miss Sarah Carey and Miss Bell leaves the Yellowstone highway north of Cheyenne after hitting a group of horses. Mrs Carey is mother of Robert D Carey who recently earned the Republican nomination for US senator and Miss Carey is his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. M. Carey
Sarah Carey
Careyhurst
Bell
Montreal
Canada
Yellowstone Highway
Korein Temple to Meet in Rawlins
Korein Temple of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will meet in Rawlins Wyoming with Raynond Richards re signed as assistant football coach and wrestling mentor at the University of Wyoming. John Rhodes unaffiliated with naming Richards successor, and a Fall Ceremonial is planned with Potentate Harry Breitenstein ensuring a well attended program and returns to applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Raynond Richards
University of Wyoming
John
Choppy) Rhodes
Richards
Korein
Temple of the Ancient
Nobles of the Mystic
Wyoming
Atly
Rewlins
Harry Breitenstein
Rock Springs Eye Specialist to Visit Pinedale and Big Piney
Dr J G Wanner from Rock Springs will visit Pinedale Friday and Saturday September 12 and 13 to examine eyes and adjust glasses. Former Union Pacific District Surgeon, he has run an eye ear nose and throat practice in Wyoming for two years. A clinic will also be held at Big Piney on Sunday September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Wanner
Rock Springs
Pinedale
Wanner
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Warner
Pinedale Inn
Big Piney
War Mothers of WXO to Meet in Casper Next Month
The American War Mothers will hold their annual state convention in Casper on Tuesday and Wednesday October 7 and 8. The meeting will be at locations in Cheyenne Laramie and Casper with events scheduled across those cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Mothers OF. Wxo
Casper
Wyoma
Cheyenne
Cowley
Emerson Leads Ticket In Wyoming Primary Returns
Official Cheyenne canvass shows 51,767 ballots cast with about 40,000 Republicans and 10,000 Democrats. Governor Emerson leads with 30,009 votes. Weston 22,968. Alcorn 22,126. Carter 21,938. Morton 21,897. Clark 21,158. Carey 19,237 for U.S. Senate.
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Stat
Cheyenne
Frank Co. Emerson
Harry Weston
State Treatrer
Alcorn
H. H.schwartz
Carey
Deming
Walle
Winter
Schwartz
U. S
Vincent Carter
J. C. Hartwell
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
John Rusk
W.H. Edelman
Frank G. Emerson
Leslie A. Miller
A. M. Clark
H. 5. Kirk
A. D. Persson
QO. O. Davis
Roscoe Alcorn
C. E. Reinnerth
Frank Wilde
R. N. LaFonteine
H.R
Cornetist Impresses Audience With Human Like Notes
Winfred Kemp of the United States Marine Band captivates listeners with singing-like cornet tone and high lyrical soprano qualities. He studied vocal phrasing and violin vibrato to shape tone, aiming to mirror human voice emotion. Kemp performs Hungaryan Melodies as a solo in Rock Springs concerts on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Winfred Kemp
United States Marine Band
Soprand
Kemp
Rock Springs
Community Church Announces Next Sunday Worship Schedule
Rev. A. C. Best leads public worship next Sunday at 11 a.m. with the sermon titled Seeming to Have. Church School begins at 10 a.m. and services commence this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Best
Mid Summer 1930 Cattle Outlook and Markets
The report forecasts steady cattle supplies through 1930 with smaller fed cattle for early 1931 and a price rise over the next year. Consumer beef demand may improve with cooler weather, while imports stay low. Slaughter totals show declines vs 1929, and regional feed conditions vary, but hay and grain supplies remain adequate in the Corn Belt despite drought. Foreign arrivals total 199,000 head for the first half of 1930, mainly from Mexico and Canada, with continued uncertainty in Mexican production and Canadian numbers below 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Corn Belt
Mississippi River
Iowa
Nebraska
Western
South Central States
Drouth
Mexico
Canada
Bridge Club Entertained At Newfork Lake
The Fortnightly Bridge Clubs met last Friday at Newfork Lake hosted by Mesdames Perry W Jenkins and W Z L Looney. The event featured card play and boat rides, including a tour of the main lake and upper narrows aboard Hon P W Jenkins fine motor boat. A sumptuous chicken dinner followed, fondly remembered by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfork Lake
Mesdames
Perry W. Jenkins
W. Z L. Looney
P. W. Jenkins
New York
Rise in Men Employed on Federal Aid Road Projects
Unemployment relief via federal road work shows a rise in workers. Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc. cites nearly four percent more men on Federal Aid projects in June versus last year, estimating about 143000 employed in construction and material factories compared with 138000 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
Congress
Reliability Air Tour to Stop Overnight in Casper
Casper hosts the National Reliability Air Tour Edsel B Ford Trophy on September 20 21 with 40 planes and famed pilots. Visitors from central Wyoming will gather at Wardell field for arrivals from 3 p.m. Monday to 10 a.m. Tuesday with tickets from 35 cents to 1.50 and an evening banquet at Henning Hotel for 350 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Casper Chamber of Commerce
Wyoming
Wardell Field
Frank Hawks Heldey
William Brock
Roger Q. Williams
Rome
George Halderman
Leo Schoonhair
Art Slauser
Henning Hotel
Visiting Stout Family Joins Griggs in Two Week Visit
Visiting daughter Mrs A B Stout and her son Lester with two children stay with Mr and Mrs Sylvester Griggs for two weeks. They come from Baul Minnesota and are en route to San Francisco. Lester recently lost his wife and his mother will care for the children. They were former residents of Big Piney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stout
Lester
Sylvester Griggs
Baul
Minn
San Francisco
Big Piney
Road program in 1930 exceeds all prior years
Department figures show the 1930 highway work surpasses earlier years with 201 miles graded and drained, 235 surfaced, 128 oiled, and 2.48 miles paved. 1929 is noted as a banner year in comparison, excluding forest projects and reconstruction such as resurfacing and regrading of which 15 miles will be handled.
COUNTY FAIR OPENS FRIDAY AT PINE GATE
The Sublette County Fair begins Friday morning and runs through Saturday night. The big day features entertainment for all ages including baseball and privé fighting sponsored by the American Legion. Children can join in races and sports on Saturday, with a grand dance closing the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublette
Pine Gate
American Legion
School Opened Monday for 1930 31 Term at Big Piney Schools
The 1930 31 term opened Monday with good enrollment in all grades and the high school in Big Piney and the mural schools of the district. The faculty is strong and student cooperation with teachers is urged to ensure a successful year and banner results.
Daniel Doings Report From Daniel Area
Daniel" Doings notes include Beulah Key returning from Salt Lake on Saturday. Mrs Frank Wilhelm of Lava Hot Springs Idaho visits earlier in the week. School opened Monday with a roll of 20 pupils taught by Leona Pape. Visitors from Nebraska Mr Johnson, with Austin Ayre returning to Denver Thursday. George Franz and daughter visited Wednesday. Joe McDonald passed through Daniel Wednesday toward Fall River Basin. Hannah M Enos and J J Warren of Pinedale were in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilhelm
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Leona Pape
Mrs. Johnson
Nebraska
Key Home
Mr. Austin Ayre
Denver
Joe McDonald
Daniel Wednesday
Fall River Basin
Hannah M. Enos
J. J. Warren
Pinedale
Wyoming agricultural income to top 134 million this year
Amling Gardner of the state agriculture department announced Wyoming’s agricultural income may total 134,297,000 for the year. Crops cattle sheep dairy and poultry lead the earnings, with per-capita gain estimated at 559.50 if evenly shared. Gardner based figures on A J King statistics. some sectors like fur timber and small fruits lacked data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Amling Gardner
Dairy, Food and Oil Division
State Department of Agriculture
Gardner
A. J. King
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State Highwa
Republican Central Group
DR. Cassidy
Rawlins
Wiel Hold
Emerson
Bridge Club
EOAD
Reliability Air Tour
Daniel
George Franz
Afton
Dullers
Midwest
Little Grays River
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