Sublette County Fair records huge exhibitor total
The Sublette County Fair drew over 400 exhibitors and about 1800 exhibits this year with multiple divisions awarding trophies. Highlights included 20 4-H education exhibits, 150 cut flowers, 85 junior entries, and top honors in crafts cuisine and display, with awards from local sponsors and clubs.
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Subette County
Sub- Jete
Gwissen
Harry Lovatt
Ray Ouderenl
Dave Nuns
Ie de Nedaie
la LU
LOG Highkane Co
Burney & Lu
Wed
Iuludh
Bsayia
Haulls
Clamae Opeediiacous
Pandin
Ule
Bondurant
Puplutte
Jane
Wing A. Muphy
Anderson-Fenton Chevro
Luci
Menor Waa
SweHn Weed
Adiey Sicole
Kul Shepherd
Lindauy
Karen Gusher
Uweobie Beyal
Barbara Doro
Ditsaseth Kueh
Bor
Karch Prosper
Melodie Fear
Marqueball
Kebra Garbutt
Paulne Koch
Tne
David Calvert
Carolyn Wainee Jod Kivestuck Fuori
Sublette County Junior Livestock Show Yields High Prices
Twenty one steers and one market lamb sold briskly at the Sublette County Fair. Beef prices averaged 41.43 per hundredweight with notable highs for Angus and Hereford stock. Grand Champion Angus steer from Harvey P. sold for 47 per cwt, Reserve Champion at 48, while a Sweetwater entry brought 34 per cwt. Local sellers and buyers include Calvert, Harrower, Bloxham, Delgado Oil, Highland, First National Bank of Pinedale, and Budd World. The livestock show featured champions in cattle with grand, reserve, and breed titles and a separate sheep division dominated by Jim Rogers.
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Subletio County
Wight
Harvey Plisterer
Yellowstone Wholesale Co
Craur Vensens
Lamch
Alvin Mcureery
Wis Atd
Sweetwater
Folllowing
Weulgbts
Ta Calvert
Vaniel Trading Co
Loray Norm Harrower
Harrower Tractor Co
Vanne Calvert
Johnson ‘Trucking Co
Nmick Bloxham
Salenia Construction Co
Dennis Bloxham
Delgado Oil Co
Bil Murdock
Highland
Ane
James
Robin Murdock
Bellultna Wohul
Valence Hagensten
Jimedale
Carolyn James
First National Bank of Pinedale
Stu
Dunia
Gene Gillette
Mildred Milter
Kim Greenwood
Nancy Steele
Lowe's Market
Gueney Trarawitre Tor Qedo
Sublette
Mel Lynch
Gillette
Wyoming
Juugou Ly
Momisun
Arima
Vaivey Tilveret
Binchie
Angus
Gran
Jedsen
Bould
Dave Calvert
John Chrisman
Big Piney
Jobh Jensen
Boulder
Champon Hereland Us
Fontentlig
Jim Rogers Coulder
Eve
Ram
Calum
Big Piney Jackson Football Game Is Canceled
The Big Piney Jackson football game scheduled for Friday September 20 is canceled due to Jackson’s inability to travel. No football game Friday.
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Jackson
Big Pinay
Congressman Harrison bids Sheridan delegation farewell at Chicago convention
Congressman William Henry Harrison parts with the Sheridan delegation as they depart for the Chicago convention of the National Federation of Republican Women. A donated enclosed trailer from U-Haul Trailer Co will carry farce and valuable dresses for Sheridan models. Pictured are Mrs. W. H. Harrison Jr., Mrs. W. H. Harrison Sr., Mrs. Bruce Bridgford, Mrs. Robert Neighbors, and Congress.
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Wiliam Henry Harrison
Sheridan
National Federation of Republican Women
U-Haul Trailer Co
W. HL. Harrison, Jr
W. H. Harrison, Sr
Bruce Bridgford
Robert Neighbors
Congress
Hisman Harrison
Lions Club Cemetery Improvement Project Successful
The Lions Club cemetery fund raising project terminated last Saturday and prize drawings were held at the Fair Grounds. Winners were John Jepson of Pinedale who won the freezer, Marshal Gurney who won the TV console, and C. C. Davis who won the rifle. The project netted about $1,000 for cemetery improvements.
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Lions Clut
Fair Grounds
John Jepson
Pinedale
Marshal Gurney
C. C. Davis
Eastern Star Holds Regular Monthly Meeting Tuesday Night
Big Piney Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday night September 17 led by Worthy Matron Davey Virestko. A report on the grand chancellor's recent campus proceedings was shared and a full obligation ceremony was conducted. A memorial for Brother Fred Beck, who died August 30, was led by Brother George W. Hopkins Jr. refreshments followed adjournment.
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Big Piney
Order of the Eastern Star
Davey Virestko
George W. Hopkins, Jr
Fred Beck
Livestock and Horse Show Highlights From Pinedale Event
The article outlines results from a livestock and horse show. Alvin McCreery exhibited a market lamb winning blue. Carl Worl presented Champon stallion The Reserve Champion slathut owned by Barbara Whitten. Nancy Steele won Champion mare, with Lath Work as Reserve. Monte Thornton showed Champion gelding. Chris Pearson claimed Reserve. Nancy Steele received a trophy for Champion horse overall. Davul Calvert won first in western pleasure 1 through 15 age class. Maylene Tasuson led older group in 12 linough 15 class. Chris Pearson won older under. Monte Thornton, Diana Roberts, and Chris Pearson took top pole bending in older group. Maylene Pearson and Tom Harrower Jr. led in other divisions. The best all-around horse trophy went to Tom Harrower Jr. Area horses from TG group dominated various age brackets.
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Hia
Alton
Alvin McCreery
Carl Worl
Pinedale
Barbara Whitten
Nancy Steele
Lianiel
Monte Thornton
Chris Pearson
Daniel Nancy Steele
Cole
Western Pleasure Horse
Lom Farrower
Apa
Davul Calvert
Christ
Western Pleasure Clits
Furst
Linough
Maylene Tasuson
Monte ‘Phornton
Diana Roberts
Otuthug
Tom Harrower
Maylene Pearson
Chis Pearson
Ap Riou
Am Jrarrower
Ata Tae
Uhraugn
Elass
Stove Dames
Pearson
Jase
Ape
Wyoming Sportsmen Asked to Return Elk Ear Tags
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department urges hunters who bagged elk during the 1963 season to return ear tags found on the animals. Assistant State Game Warden Fred R. Yeaman says the tags help map seasonal migrations and herd distributions. Hunters should send tag number and kill location to the Cheyenne office. tag holders will be notified of original tagging location and date.
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Wyoming Came and Fish
Fred R. Yeaman
Game and Fish Department
Lo Ithe Department
Cheyenne
Yeamin
Grouse season set for Bear River and Green River drainages
A hunting season for blue and ruffed grouse runs October 1 to 25 across the Bear River drainage in Lincoln County and the Green River drainage within Forest grouse habitat in Lincoln and Sublette counties. Muskrats typically solitary, occasionally sleep together for warmth during winter.
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Bear River
Lincoln Ccounty
Green River
Lincoln
Sublette
State Hospital Rehabilitates Three Patients
Dr William Karn at Wyoming State Hospital Evanston announces an intensive social rehabilitation program begun in 1962 for chronic long term female patients. Twenty nine participants to date with three discharged after about eight years. average entrant age 50 6. projected lifetime cost if they stayed hospitalized estimated at 35900 per patient.
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William Karn
Wyoming State Hospital
Evanston
Dangle
Karn
Jonge
Elon
P Mnmiple
Bo J. Fitzrector
Psychological Siend
Progr
Fitzgerald
Sascial
Mary Duvall
Duall
Kemmerer FLBA Reports On Year’s Activities
Six delegates of the Federal Land Bank Association of Kemmerer reviewed a year of sending activity at Casper September 10 and 11. The meeting, run by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, drew over 100 farm loan specialists from Wyoming and western South Dakota. President Collie villa and officers from Wyoming attended, noting loans totaling 61 million for the year, the bank’s loan total near half a billion dollars, and long term mortgage stability.
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Federal Land Bank Association of Kemmerer
Casper
We Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Wyoming
South Dakota
H. B. Mckvoy
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Federal Land Bank
Jand Bank
McEvoy
She Bank
Cic Boney
Mikvoy
William F. May
Collie+villa
FLBA
Delbert Kail
Daniel
Phil Marincic
Bi Piney
Jesse Graham
Mountainview
Charles, Johnson
Afton
C. Lyle Smith
Kemmerer Flba
Uiita
Lincoln
Sublette
Teton
Sweetwater
American Legion Auxiliary Notes in Big Piney meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary Dee Fox Post 78 in Big Piney Wyoming held its first meeting of the new year on September 5, 1963. Outgoing president May Jensen and outgoing vice president Marie Farrell were praised for their service.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dee Fox Post
Big Piney
Wyo
May Jensen
Marie Farrell
Forest Service to Burn 400 Acres of Piled Slash This Fall
The Forest Service awarded a contract to C. R. Roberts of Cokeville for slash piling on the Big Piney District. Roberts will form windrows and burn about 400 acres this fall to complete cleanup of two timber sales Irene Creek and Chali Creek. The work includes draining and closing old roads and spreading seed via soil exposure and seed mixing during tractor operations.
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The
Forest Service
C. R. Roberts
Cokeville
Big Piney
Roberts
Irene Creek
Chali Creek
Bird Creek
Vis- Vick
Bhig Inner
Soene
Army Private Raymond E. Price Completes Artillery Training
Army Private Raymond E. Price, son of Mr and Mrs Elly C Price of Big Piney Wyoming, completed advanced artillery training as a cannoneer at The Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma. Price entered the Army last April and finished basic training at Fort Ord California. The 21 year old is a 1949 graduate of Millard High School Fillmore Utah and attended the College of Southern Utah Cedar City.
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Fort Sll
Okla
AHTNC
Raymond E. Price
Elly C. Price
Big Piney
Wya
Artillery and
Msade Center
Fort Sill
Ola
Sept
Price
Army
Fort Ord
Calif
Millard Wah School
Filmore
Utah
The
College of Southern Utah
Cedar City
New Leaders Installed at Local Organization
Loretta Gar ns and Bela Carr were installed as president and vice president. Members are urged to attend meetings as plans for the coming year unfold, with Flora B. Cassas named Publicity Chairman.
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Loretta Garns
Bela Carr
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Sublette County
Junior Livestock
Lions Club
Kemmerer
American Legion Auxiliary Notes
Flora B. Cassas
Weisinghouse Education