Wyoming 1921 Game Laws Elks Sheep Deer Fishing Rules
Elk may be killed from September 15 to November 15. Killing elk or mountain sheep is unlawful in most counties except Lincoln Park Fremont. Specific bans apply north of Big Wind river and other Fremont areas. Deer season September 15 to October 15. Moose and antelope banned until 1925. Sage hens August 1-15, grouse 1923, Mongolian pheasants 1925. Waterfowl season September 16-December 16. Rails September 1-November 30. Fish April 1-November 30. Bag limits: elk one, mature male sheep one, deer with horns one. max 15 game birds per day, 4 sage hens. 15 pounds fish or 30 fish per day. Licenses required for all over 16 big game or 14 game birds. resident fish license over 12 unless big game license. Non-residents need licenses. guiding rules. fees listed. Beverages not included. Beavers must be tagged. tags issued by state game and fish commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Park
Fremont
Fremont County
Big Wind River
Sweepwater River
Bridger Forest Reserve
Roaring Fork Creek
Big Sandy River
Wind River Mountains
Poison Creek
Wind River
Wyoming
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Shapcott-Quivey Wedding in Laramie Cathedral
Shapcott and Mrs Dorothy Margaret Quivey of Encampment were united in marriage on Saturday May 28 at 11 a.m. in the Cathedral chapel at Laramie with Dean Thornberry performing. Witnesses were Mrs J F Soule and Mrs Thornberry. The couple reside at the bride’s Riverside ranch awaiting completion of state highway work. The Echo extends best wishes for a long, happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Gilbert Shapcott
Dorothy Margaret Quivey
Laramie
Dean Thornberry
J. F. Soule
W. T. Peryam
Riverside
Mr. Shapcott
State Highway Department
Echo
Mrs. Shapcott
Tri-Weekly Service Applica tion Withdrawn
J T McShane writes from Encampment Wyoming about the Saratoga and Encampment railroad hearing held June 2 on proposed tri weekly service and the subsequent withdrawal of the application. He explains earnings declines and argues freight should keep most revenue while passenger cuts save costs, urging cooperation and noting impact on parcel post. He ends with news of J H Schmidt planning boot and shoe repair expansion and Justin boots order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McShane
S. & &. Railroad
Public Service Commission
Saratoga
Wyo
Wyoming Public Service Commission
Round House
Parcel Post
J.T. McShanr
Forests of Southeastern Wyoming Dominate Local Lumber Industry
The article notes that Albany and Carbon counties within Medicine Bow and Hayden national forests hold about 5,000,000,000 feet of standing timber. It describes government forestry practices, fire prevention measures, brush burning costs, and a note on local lumbering as a major regional industry. It also mentions a water-right ad and reports on Floyd Pantle’s appendicitis surgery in Rock River, with brief medical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Albany
Carbon
Medicine Bow
Hayden National Forests
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J.H. Schmidt
Capon
Shapcott
Quivey
Helen Irving
Rawlins
J. R. Rollman
Bashore Lane
Nichols Lane
J. J. Parr
Joe Aydock
J. H. Schmidt
Ilse
Justin Brand
State Bank
CHAS
H. Sanger
H. A. Hunter
F. H. Healey
May Allison
Peggy
McCoy
Rock River
Floyd Pantle
Henry Pantle
Raymond Barber
Rawlin
Irwin
Baratoga
Cunningham
Hast National Bank
R. Z. McCoy
U. S. Mineral Surveyor
Rock River, Wyoming
Sordier Drug CO
William A. Adams
Majestic
Denver
Colorado
Wale
Mra
Bivin Vilton
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