Lions Club Plans Calf Sale and Omen Show Returns
Lions Club officials report strong calf pledges for the 1955 Hereford Bull Sale and Omen Show. Notable supporters include Victor McGinnis Frank Bail O Neil C A Fear Jr Penwen Fox McGinnis and John C Budd. Fred Schaffer leads final preparations with Tanner Bros handling stock prior to the sale. Community hall funds will benefit from project proceeds and trophies are on display at local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe L. Pudd
Lions Club
Victor
McGinnis
Frank D. Bail
BR O'Neil
C. A. Fear, Jr. Penwen
Fox
A. & McGinnis
John C Budd and Son
Litoms Club
Tanner ‘Bros
Gale
Rulon Peterson
Ogden
Ell
Interest in bow and arrow hunting rises in Wyoming
Wyoming archery hunting gains momentum as permits rise from 26 in 1952 to 451 in 1954 and early 1955 figures show 9 bow hunters with permits. The 1954 season logged 23 antelope and 63 deer kills by bow, with notices on permit requirements and equipment standards for big game archery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wyoming Game and Fish Commision
Guide Patrol Formed For Rock Springs Youths
A Guide Patrol for 11 year old boys is being organized under the upper Green River LDS Primary association led by Gordon Hawkins of Rock Springs. The patrol offers Scout uniform eligibility and advancement, with members entering a Boy Scout troop at age 12. Mrs. Rachel Etherbel organizes the patrol. Separately, Wyoming engineer Robert C. O’Connell earned the Dr. L. Hewes Award for innovations in signing and striping that improved road safety. Head of Oregon State Highway Department received the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Geen River
LDS
Gordon Hawkins
Rock Springs
Tech Jim Bridger Council
Boy Scouts of America
Hawkins
Enderfoot
Rachel A. Etherbel
Upper
Green River Branch Primary Association
Wyoming
United States
James I. Ballard
Western Construction Magazine
Robert C. O'Connel
Wyoming Highway Department
Dr. L. Hewes
West
Bayard
Institute of Traffic Engineers
International Municipal Signal Association
Cheyenne Engineers’ ‘Club
Wyoming Engineering Society
Cheyenne
Jaycees
Highway Department
O'Connell
J. al Head
Oregon State Highway Department
Head
Western Association of State Highway Officials
Wendell Arnold
Wendell & Arnpold
Mid-Continent Oil Company
Sheridan
Wyoming Trucking Association
Arnold
Wendel Arnold
Alo
Atnold
Amno
American Trucking Associations
Allied Industries Conference
Wyoming Association
Phosphorus and Nitrogen Shortfalls in Wyoming Soils
University of Wyoming agromists report in Circular 7 that phosphorus and nitrogen are the most important deficiencies across Wyoming crop lands. Analysis of over 7000 soil samples shows a need for a wetter fertilizer program. the publication is available free at county extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyoming
University of Wyoming Research Agromiomists
Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
Big Piney Football Schedule for 1555 Season
Big Piney opens with a home game against Baggs on September 23 at 1 30 p m. A tentative September 39 date hosts Mountain View at Int View. October 5 features Lyman at Big Piney followed by Pinedale at home on October 14. Other home games include Nonna October 21 and Reliance October 28 with 1 30 p m start.
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Big Piney
Baggs
Mountain View
Int. View
Lyman
Pinedale
Nonna
Aeliance
Reliance
Piney Navy Crush Cokeville 35 0 in season opener
The Piney football team defeated Cokeville 35 to 0 behind Don Pope and Bob Tanner to explode in the second half. Pope scored twice on 43 and 36 yard runs with two drop kicks for extra points, while Mike Albee and Dave Vickrey added scores. Defensive stands by Frank Fear and Bill Bell helped stifle Cokeville, as Coach Parker emphasized ironing out rough spots before Friday’s Baggs game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cokeville
Don Pope
Bil Bell
Ced Cokevills
Cokemiller
Pope
Pat Abee
Bob ‘Tanmer
Jinnk Fear
Mike Albee
Bob Tanner
Piney
Dave Vickrey
Frank Fear
Russ Daniels
Bill Bell
Gordon Bray
Parker
Omaha Market Reports Near 50 000 Head Of Livestock
Nearly 56 000 head of cattle and calves were shown in Omaha on Monday with mixed demand influenced by rain. Prices ranged with yearling stock steers to 21.25 21.50 two year feeder steers to 20.75 21 replacement heifers 15 18.10 fat cattle steady to 25c lower heavy steers 21 23 cows 7.50 12 butcher hogs up 2H to 25c higher and fat lambs 14 19. Breeding stock and short term buyers moved steady to firm as numbers fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
First Contract Set For New Electric Line
A bid is set on the first phase of the transmission line from Prontier to Big Piney. Power Line Construction Co of Pocatello Idaho won the bid and has begun work, with material on hand after bidding and sourcing delays. Secretary Rollins of Linco Service Corp, Frontier, held the permit for building the line to Pinedale. The project faced material and bid difficulties but is moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prontier
Big Piney
Blider
Power Line Construction Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Rollins
Linco Service Corporation of
Frontier
Pinedale
Rolling
Veterans Benefits Clarified But Earnings Not Reported
The government says earnings from work while in school under the Korean GI Bill do not affect the allowance paid by the government and need not be reported to the Veterans Administration. VA notes confusion with the World War II GI Bill which included a benefit tied to income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Fesa
Mickelson Elected West Masonic Club President
James F. Mickelson of Kemmerer was elected president of the Western Masonic Club at a Saturday night meeting. The next club gathering will be in Rock Springs. In Pinedale, the high school football team, under new coach Bob Moore, overwhelmed Hem a 45-0 in the opening game before the third quarter was halted. Moore, a Wyoming graduate, celebrated his first victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Mickelson
Western Masonic Club
Wester Masonic Club
Kemmerer
James FP. Mickelson
Rock Springs
Pinedale
Bob Moore
Hema
Moore
Cece Beng
University of Wyoming
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Ena Blackmon
A pre-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Jewett at her home honored Miss Ena Blackmon of Dani daughter of Miami Mrs. Ward Blackmon. A large county turnout attended and refreshments were served. Miss Blackmon is soon to marry Robert Olson son of Mr and Mrs Eimer Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Jewett
Ena Blackmon
Dani
Miami
Ward Blackmon
Blackmon
Roon
Robert Olson
Eimer Olson
Stage Radio Stars Aid Kenny Foundation Appeal
Prominent stage screen and radio figures join the Kenny Foundation 1055 appeal to fund polio treatment rehabilitation nurse training and research. Notables including Nat King Cole Dinah Shore Jack Dempsey Liberace and Eddie Fisher back the drive with radio TV and film segments across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minti
Entertainment
Radio
Telex Vision
The
Screen and Stage
Sister Elizabeth
Kenny Foundation
Kenny
Kline
Marvin L. Kline
Tony Martin
Johnny Ray
Perry Coro
Nat “King” Cole
Frankie Laine
Dinah
Roy Rogers
Patti Page
Dorothy Collings
Red Foley
Jimmy Durante
Rosemary Clooney
Eddie Fisher
Jo Stafford
Art Linkletter
Gisele MacKenzie
Peggy King
Liberace
Herb Shriner
Lowell Thomas
Dave Garroway
Fare Income and Disbursements for Year Ended 1854
Summary of fare income during the year ending December 31, 1854 and disbursements for the year ending December 31, 1954, noting financial activity and outlays within the period.
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Regior Club
Jay L. Levy
Bridger National Forest
BSA Guide Patrol
Punchers
Mats Ab
HB. Scarborough
Marbleton Hotel
Veterans News
Opentr
Charles P. Noble
Caroline Gene
Utah
Noble Dow
Dempsey
Office OF Insurance Commissioner
American General Life Insurance Company
Rusk
Houston
Texas
Quinees
Capitol Capital
Gurplus
State OF
County of
Ford
Taft
Angi
A.D
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