Predator Control Chief Selected
Wilford O Ossie Nelson of American Fork was named state supervisor of predatory animal and rodent control with Adria Abistrom of Kanosh as assistant by the State Predatory Animal committee Wichey a longtime trapper and former Fish and Wildlife Service employee will lead a vigorous poison campaign using gas guns and winter traps when needed Don E Kenney noted the appointment and other agencies involved include Wal Growers Association Turkey Growers Association and the State Fish and Game Department Mr Ahlstrom has supervised regional predator work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford O
Ossie) Nelson
American Fork
Adria Abistrom
Kanosh
Wichey
Nelson
Fish and Wildfire Service
West
Don E Kenney
State Agriculture Commission
Commission
Wal Growers Association
Turkey Growers Association
State Fish and Game Department
Ahlstrom
Dairy production payments set for July September 1945
Dairy production payments to milk and cream producers will be made for July August and September 1945 starting October 1 with a closing date for applications November 30. Payments of 55 cents per gallon for whole milk and 13 cents per pound for butterfat will be issued though drafts cannot be immediate due to a change in subsidy handling delaying payments about one week. AAA office hours updated to 8 00 am to 12 00 pm and 1 00 pm to 5 00 pm Monday through Friday.
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AAA
Wyoming Wool Growers Sell 2.9 Million Pounds Clip
The Wool Growers Warehouse and Marketing Co of Casper reports 2 900 000 pounds of wool sold for Wyoming growers across Natrona Fremont Converse counties and the Big Horn basin. Top price 52.20 per pound, average 43.30, from 125 growers. Largest single clip 170 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Wyo
Central
Wyomng
Wool Growers Warehouse and Marketing Co
Casper O T Evans
Natrona Freemont
Convers
Big Horn Basin
Glines Doris E Johnson and relatives depart for Salt Lake
Mrs C K Bain and Bert, siblings of Mrs J H Reader, left for Salt Lake after several weeks here then plan to California. Eldon Billings injured a hand in a grain chopper. Charlotte Perry, formerly ill, is improving at Mrs Cecil Billings home. Lorraine Hassler of Salt Lake visiting sister Mrs Orlan Watkins and daughters Harriet and Sybil. Miss accompanies the southwest predatory animal control program to work as a trapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Perry
Manfred Woodruff
Salt Lake
Eugene Woodruff
Cliff Perry
Camp Hood
Texas
Myrtle Erekson
Ens
Don M
Erekson
Don
Kingsville
Rhode Island
C K Bain
Bert
J H Reader
Fort Salt Lake
California
Eldon Billings
Charlotte Perry
Cecil ‘Billings
Lorraine Hassler
Orlan Watkins
Watkins
Harriet and
Sybil Tou
Services Held for Arthur Baxter At First Ward
Funeral services for Arthur Baxter 355 who died Friday September 21 from a heart ailment were held Wednesday at the First Ward chapel at 2 pm. The service included prayers at the home by George C Davis, organ by Mable Stagg, mixed quartet with George Davis and others, vocal solo In The Garden of Tomorrow, and remarks by Bishop Owen Slaugh. Pallbearers named A P Vordes Clark Fletcher Francis Felton Bernard Nazelwood Russell Montgomery and Jess York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Baxter
First Ward
George C Davis
Mable Stagg
George Davis
George Roth Mae Jorgensen
Mae Calder Rosella C Livsey
Dorothea Parent
Richard Durham
John Hodgkinson
Victor Wilkins
Margaret Francke
Phil Watkins
Mr Davis
H. Walter Woolley
Baxter Family Interment at Vernal Memorial Park
Interment took place at Vernal Memorial Park with Harry Southam dedicating the grave. Baxter was born July 31, 1890, in Order Mo, a son of Wor and Mary Bradford Baxter. The family moved to St Louis in 1896, he later moved west to Arizona, marrying Fanny Baucum on November 18, 1914. They settled in Vernal two years ago. Survivors include his wife Fannie, four children Edna Schillinger, Denver Cole, Wiley Baucum, Wiley 4 Resort Colonf, George Baxter who served overseas, Marie Beimhall Jensen, two sisters Minnie Force and Delis Bosse, and four brothers Fred Baxter. Also seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Vernal
Harry Southam
Mr Baxter
Wor
Mary Bradford Baxter
St Louis
Arizona
Fanny Baucum
Fannie Baxter
Edna Schillinger
Denver
Cole Wiley Baucum
Wiley
Resort
Colonf
George Baxter
Marie Beimhall Jensen
Minnie Force
Delis Bosse
Belleville
Fred Baxter
Fast St Louis Mo
Drilling Depths and Local Reports From Wyoming Utah and Colorado
Depths of wells and rig activity listed for multiple fields including Emerald No 4 1340 and others with McLaughlin Consolidated Government No 3 6533. Notes from Vernal and Casper about snow and meetings of the Wyoming Wool Growers Association endorsing parity prices and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingely Wells
Intental
Roth
Asatch Sharpless
McLaughlin
Wasatch
Ewton Oul Co
Newton
Govt
Ulups Petroleum Levison
Englind Oil & Gas— Associated
Haygood
Baccy
Rector
Carney
Madeolorado Republic Gas— Eberty
Fqinty Powell
Mayo Utah
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Fenweve
Diamy Ase
America
Rod Cancren
Jaanes Rachurn
Tee Tracy
Brenda Tovee
Cros County
Olsen and Johnson
Madnald
Wagon Heels
Bette Davis
Imperial Hall
Hullinger Orchestra
New
Third Ward Chapel
Sponsored BY
Searle Saving Center
Doris E Johnson
Eerie
Southwest Predatory Animal Control Program
Calders’ Dairy
First
SRA UU
Vern Shimmin
Ogden
Edward H
Greendale
Green
Summut Springs
Creendale
Milwaukee
Casper Wye
Wyo‘Iming Wool Growers Assn
Robert Cummings, Jizabeth Kealt and
Don DeFore
Asia
van Johnson
Esther Williams
Judy Garland
Robert Walker In “the
Erial
Searle Furs & Feed
Woodey Searle
Mgr
Wyoming
Legislative Credit Corp
University of
wWwmire
State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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