Norman F Pape Reports From Nicaragua Field Trip
Norman F Pape writes from Managua during a cultural exchange, describing arrival, orientation, and life at the National School of Agriculture and Husbandry. He notes dormitory routines, student discipline, travel to Reyes with the school soccer team, local food, climate, and plans to live with a host family starting September 5. He mentions fellow participant Harold Harms and his nickname Gordo Gat.
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Bello
Nicaragua
Washington
Guatemala
Uruguay
Nepal
Burma
India
Pakistan
Miami
Managua
Harold Harms
Oneragua
Onboy
Gordo Gat
Navaonal School of Agriculture
Escuela Naconal de Agricultor Y Sanadar
Mangella
Mera
America
Reyes
Here
Gordos
Southwest Masonic Club Meeting Announced for Sept 27 1958
The Southwest Masonic Club will meet at Green River Wye Saturday September 27 1958 with dinner at 6 30 pm. Dr G D Humphrey president of the State Diversity will be guest speaker. Notify Frank Blackie Bray by September 5 if attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Masonic Club
Green River
Wye
G. D. Humphrey
The
State Diversity
Frank “Blackie
Bray
Triangle Club Meeting at Big Piney
The Triangle Club of Big Piney met on Thursday with 16 members present. A nut pastry was served by Erma Meeks and Hannah Bird. Davie Virostko led the meeting, Chaplain Maxine Painter gave a prayer, and members formed letters spelling momemakers. Pat Fosher sang Desert Song with Marian Moore on piano. A club fund was approved for a costume prop. The group plans to use club calendars to save about 55 dollars and a calling committee was named for next meeting. Nominating committee members were chosen and Stella McKinantry, Ruth Hodges, Helen Owen, and Mary Kum Lerim announced. County Home Demonstration Agent Stella McKinantry demonstrated meringues. The next meeting will be October 9 at the Legion Hall with Fern Gilhian and Mary Kum Lerim as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club
Erma Meeks
Hannah Bird
Davie Virostko
Maxine Painter
Pat Fosher
Marian Moore
Maxne Panter
May Jones
Mardell Fear
Ruth Hodges
Helen Owen
Stella McKinatry
County Home
Legion Hall
Fern Gilhian
Mary Kum- Lerim
Sage Grouse Shooting Hours Daylight to Dark
Wyoming Game and Fish Commission extends sage grouse hunting hours to daylight through dark this year due to strong sage grouse numbers. Previously 7 am to 4 pm hours were listed. Also mentions pheasant hours in Eden Furson area overlapping sage grouse season and copies of 1932 Upland Game Bird Orders available at license dealers.
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Wyoming
Gerk
Game and Fish Commission
Eden-Furson
Rock In Indian Artifacts at County Fair Display
Entries on display include arrow heads and real finds from Sublette County. The fair features pictures crafts and various arts with a special division for competitors under 14 supervised by Gert rude Olson and Muriel Gray.
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Gertrude Olson
Muriel Gray
Card of Thanks for Haffey Bailey family bereavement
May we express our most grateful appreciation to all of you good friends and neighbors who were kind during our period of bereavement Tia Don and Helen Bailey Virgil and Mery Bailey.
Suo Jette County Fair Opens Friday and Saturday
County fair visitors are welcomed as Sept 20 21 opening days approach. The public is invited to enjoy displays of crops flowers art work animals vegetables and more with a friendly community atmosphere.
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Suo- Jette
Wyoming's Fourth Territorial Governor William Hale Hare
Wyoming notes recount William Hale Hare the fourth Territorial Governor appointed by President Arthur. He took the oath August 3 and served from August 22, 1882, succeeding Jehu W. Foyt. The article covers his background birth November 18, 1837 in Iowa, legal career, and Wyoming development including Cheyenne as a business hub, railroad termini, and early city features. It also mentions other towns, mining, and local events such as a boot picnic and recent travels of local residents.
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Wyoming
William Hare
Chesuer A. Arthur
Goroner Jehan W. Foyt
University of Wyoming
William Hale
Henry County
Towa
Purue
Town
Wyomins
Cheyenne
Jatary
Gwerney Tate
Wrem Nn
Cargen
Albany
Ishrson
Sweetwater
Uinta
Secretary of the Interior
Laramie County
Terrritory
Range Country
Union Pacific
Denver Paxelle
Hartville
Fairbank
McPlersburg
North Platte River
Sun Dance
Sand ‘Creek
Creek
Sand Creek
Judges for County Fair Announced at Sublette Board Meeting
An impressive lineup of judges was named for the Sublette County Fair in Big Piney this weekend. Afton and Alma Schell will judge culinary and needlework exhibits, Otto Dahl of Laramie handles flowers, Aidan Peterson of Ogden presides over breeding beef classes, W. L. Duncan of Fremont County oversees sheep crops and fat steers, and W A Hicks of Laramie judges the horse show with prior state fair experience. Dr. Robert Knapp joins arts and crafts, with Lora Jewett and Ruth Hodges evaluating education exhibits.
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Sublette
Big Piney
Aidon Peterson
Ogden
Peterson
W. L. Duncan
Fremont
Duncan
Columbia Sweep Association
W. A“Bii
Hicks
Laramie
Wyoming
Wyomng
Douglas
Otto Dahl
Dahl
Taelma Lem
Monstelian
Afton
Alma Schell
Rock Springs
Robert Knapp
Lora Jewett
Ruth Hodgss
Veterans at Eighty Lead Quest on Long Life Secrets
Massachusetts veterans group aged around 80 impress VA doctors as researchers study their longevity. Dr Thomas J Quigley notes about 160 octogenarians examined at Boston VA clinic, with projections suggesting 1600 Spanish American War veterans in state. Researchers seek physical and emotional data, diet, and circumstances behind aging veterans and apply lessons to broader care.
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Massachuset's
Veterans Administration
Thomas J. Quigley
Bostton
Boston
Massachusette
Prize winners at Pinedale rodeo last Sunday
Reported results from the Pinedale rodeo include Billy Bloom Wayne Jensen and Corky Loder taking saddle bronc prizes with Ray Wardell winning bareback. Bus Fear clocked 23 seconds in fast calf roping while Joe Chrisman and Fear won calf tying in 18 seconds. Barrel races saw multiple youth winners and the FHA fundraiser offered a $1.50 car wash at the Community Liv. Center on Sept 24.
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Billy Bloom
Wayne Jensen
Corky Loder
Pinedale
Ray Wardell
Bloom
Bus Fear
Bob Martin
Rex Miller
Joe Chrisman
Fear
Joe Lemire
Morris Horton
Budd Sommers
Chrisman
Rites Held for Mrs Ira Bailey in Episcopal Church
Services conducted September 11 1958 for Mrs Im Bailey 75 at the Episcopal church in Kemmerer officiated by Reverend Wimi B Watson. Born Emma Frances Musselman June 24 1883 Hastings Town she married Ira A Bailey July 23 1911. Survived by husband a son Donald Bailey of Boise Idaho and several others. Burial at Big Piney cemetery.
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Episcopal Church
Im Bailey
Lom Hospital
Kemmerer
Wimi B. Watson
Emma Frances Musselman Bailey
Hastings
William and
Lucretia Mutseman
Ira A. Bailey
McClure
LaBarge
Bob Leonard
Donald Bailey
Boise
Idaho
Mildred Kenner
Louise Covey
Irvin Covey
Ann Twitchell
Bob Linderman
Gordon
Brucellosis Debate and County Fair Notes in Western Livestock
Editorial questions brucellosis testing costs and program value, noting testing may be forced by neighboring states while vaccinations are favored. Reminder about health permits for cattle shipments, IFYE trip applications due by October 1, and county fair preparations with possible weather and scheduling conflicts. Also reports a liability suit in Laramie county and admonitions on workers compensation and liability insurance.
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Forrest Bassford
Western Livestock Magazine
Bassford
Bert Reviow
IFYE
Oriental Tea Event Draws Homemakers and Guests
The Saturday gathering hosted by the Better Udr Club and Corn Homemakers featured Eleanor Urbighit’s leaf arrangements and Pat Edwards’ 5 by 10 foot mirror backdrop. Ethel Boutter and Ruth Noble led planning with Japanese kimono uniforms for hostesses, while guests from many clubs attended. An invitation-only luncheon and program for Sweetwater County homemakers is set for Tuesday, September 23, with a record singing of 4-H hooks on Tuesday, September 22. In Big Piney, state and county contest winners will be chosen, with awards including trips to club congress in Chicago, watches, pins, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Urbighit
Pat Edwards
Ruth Noble
Ethel Boutt~er
Spa
Sweetwater County
Council
Big Piney
Club Congress
Chicago
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Norman F Pape
Norm F. Pape
Rodrigo Balmeron
Ministerio de Agricultura
D. N
Masons
Triangle Club Meeting
Alice Bleamer
Dvision
Rock Hounds
Tia, Don and
Helen Bailey
Virgil and
Mery Bailey
State Archives
By Lara M. Homsher
Florence Bertram
LDS Hospital
Salt Lake City
Floyd Spencer
Gillette
Wyo
Viciity
Tvestock
Arterath
Annette Scherbel
Roger Decker
Pacific Northwest Station
Dan & Budd
Janet Louise
Jackson Hospital
Scaren
Hall Chapman
Coolville
Ohio
George Nichols
Evanston
Clara ‘Thomas
Calif
Liv
Ira Bailey
Ludvig Lindback
Kemmater
Frontier
Ross Meeks
Linddback
Carbon
BY Carl
FFA
Dan Budd
Carl
Stella
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