Wyoming Education Commissioner Salary Row Reaches Board
Education Commissioner in Wyoming will be paid from state funds after the legislature failed to provide a salary. Board of Education reappointed B. I. Melton as commissioner for one year with a $3,600 salary, while other department leaders and education officials also received reappointments or adjustments.
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Atate Board of Education
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Carl H. Howard
Pau Une Drotinger
Kathryn Pry
Virginia Warklay
Mad Sholtz
Elatant
Congress to Meet Until June 1 Says Rainey
Speaker Rainey forecast that Congress would adjourn by June 1 to finish President Roosevelt's program. He urged continued support from back home and warned that only full passage would matter. He noted near unanimous backing so far but expected limited chance of early adjournment.
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Rainey
Washington
Maren
Roosevelty
Wyoming University plans major salary cuts
Wyoming Governor Miller said the board of trustees agreed on a 20 percent pay reduction for university staff until the end of the fiscal year. They defer other contracted matters and focus on the financial crisis, with a Carnegie Foundation review pending in April.
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Leeuw
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Miller
Carnegie Foundation
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Govarsor Milter
Ila OW
British Call for Boycott of German Goods and Events
British leaders urge a nation wide boycott of German goods and war films with claims of German menace. Jewish organizations meet across the country to combat what is described as a threat to safety and unity.
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Boycoti Cermen
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Jewish Organizationa Sro Holding
Exhibits Arriving for Tribune World Newspaper Show
Exhibits arrive Saturday in Lugoslavia for Tribune World Newspaper Show with Belgrade publications Politike Pravda and others from Berblan Berbian Zagred Novosth jo Croatler and related titles. Demonstrations feature Serb Croat and Siovyenu press scenes and international paper brands.
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Politike
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Pravda
the Truth
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Protection of Soil from Wind Planned in Colorado
Fort Collins March 24 Many Colorado farmers plan to prevent loss of rich topsoil by planting windbreaks of trees or shelter belts in spring or fall. High winds have caused damage to farms in eastern Colorado this winter. Windbreaks at quarter mile intervals are suggested to protect buildings crops and livestock from cross winds, with trees planted two rows and intervals to block gusts.
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Colorado
Colorado Agricultural College
Gobaraita
Fred Jt. Johnson
Tegional Forest Inspector
Forest Service
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Annte
W. J. Morrill
Colorado Agricultural “College
Windbreaks Help Control Soil Blowing For Colorado Farms
Extension agronomist T. G. Stewart urges windbreaks 40 feet tall every quarter mile to protect fields from dust. A two row windbreak with caragana and ponderosa pine reduces soil blow, aids spring planting, and can be obtained at reduced prices through county agents and the State Forester Morrill at Fort Collins.
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Méthera In Chorus at Salt Lake City March 24
Arcclaird Deew conducted Méthera in Salt Lake City with 101 208 Women’s votcer composing a music group from the Relief Society of the Latter Day Saints. Mrs Charlotte Bachett leads the chorus with a broad classical repertoire. Funeral services for Mrs Lilian O Tibbetts of Kersey will be Monday at 2 p.m. in the Alacy chapel. burial at Linn Grove.
Poor Guidance Fis: A Fragmentary Reflection on Sin and Temptation
A scattered reflection questions guidance and discipline, noting how a misguided mentor can be a source of temptation. The speaker argues that self temptation stems from within and labels reliance on evil spirits as perverse and flawed. The fragment invokes Bernard as a referenced figure.
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Roosevelt dog in capital fights over Chow incident
Washington dispatch describes Mrs Roosevelt and Major the dog gaffe near Rock Creek Park. The Chow dog caused a controversy as Major tangled with the pet, prompting apologies from Mrs Roosevelt and debate over dog conduct and public reception.
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Markets Review of Wheat and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Market notes show wheat futures May at 63, July 62 1/2, Sept 63 with several little changes. Livestock prices drift lower with feeders and yearlings down about 35 cents, steers steady to slightly higher, and hogs mixed. Carcass weights remain around 379 pounds, with open slow trade and slack demand.
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Froga
Market and cattle figures from Denver and Chicago
Agricultural market wire reports show cattle and hogs prices with varied shifts. Denver notes mixed cattle demand, cattle schedules down to 2 to 6 cents, lamb and veal prices steady to higher while hogs rise modestly. Chicago reports lighter sheep activity and nominal week totals, with lambs and veal prices mixed and cattle market difficult.
Ex Denverite To Direct Gigantic Reforestation Plan
Former Denver forest official Granger is named to direct a $200,006,59 national reforestation program. The plan, authorized by Congress, places work in forest camps nationwide with camps of about 100 men each for reforestation projects. Granger, who served as assistant regional forester in Colorado and later as regional forester in the Pacific Northwest, will oversee forest survey work and camp logistics.
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Roosevelt
Ly Congress
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Lo Forest Service
Forest Service
Colorado
Aeaistant
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Eoentry
Jalmaat
Recording and Filing Fees Rise in County Office
Recording and filing fees increased rapidly at the county clerk’s office. The rise affected mortgages and farm financing across the county, with many documents tied to private or government advances. A patrons’ meeting at Lane Tree Tuesday drew thirty-five villagers as Superintendent Moreland addressed questions about the school.
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Viellora
Victors' Way
Ind Lane
Moreland
Bilel
Clarence Wharton
Ott Schoal
Market Report On Livestock Prices And Trends
The report notes varied prices across livestock categories with sheep holding steady while certain hoggets show modest rises. It highlights bulk orders and buyer demand, with average per head figures around £1 to £40 range and yearling prices near £4.25 to £4.80.
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