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January 6, 1955
 
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(To Late To Classify) (AJso see back page 2nd section br Additional Classified Ads,) FOR SALE Modern 2 bed-room house in Osage. Built new 1954. Four lots ~' x 100', Good residential loca- Uon. A real bargain. The John Mathis house in Os- age. ~-rooms and bath. Water in Kitchen, new siding, house in good repair. A bargain at $2500. A very nice 2 bedroom modern home on Fourth Ave in Newcas- tle near Lutheran Church. Nev- er been occupied. F.H.A. commit. merit at $8050.00. Total sale price $~)0.00; An exceptional bargain. We can help you find a new home ff you will tell us your needs. We also have some desira- ble rentals coming up. COCHRAN AGENCY Phone 468 ltc IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of husband and father, Dominik Trosello, who passed away a year ago Jan. uary 4: Loving and kind in all his ways Upright and just to the end of his days. Sincere and true in hi s heart and mind. Beautiful memories he left be- hind. Sadly missed by Wife and Chil- dren, p CARD OF THANKS For your acts of kindnesses and thoughtfulness before and follow- ing the death of our wife and mo- ther, Mrs. Justis Blaalid, we ex- press our deep feeling of grati- tude to Rev. Robert Hackler, Dr. Thorpe and Dr. Franz, the Trini- ty Lutheran Ladies Aid, the Mc- Colley Funeral Itome and our friends and neighbors. Mr. Justus Blaalid Mr. and Mrs. Stanlby Sedig Mr. and Mrs. Orris Blaalid ! STATE TO RECEIVE $500,000 CHECK FOR DROUGHT HELP The state's agriculture com- missioner announced Tuesday he has been told another check for a share of the $500,000 allocated to Wyoming for drought relief has been mailed to Guy. Milward Simps~)n. Commissioner William L. Chap- man said the money will be used to reimburse ranchers for claims submitted on an average of "a- bout 50 a day" for hay purchased under the drought emergency program. The government already has made available $225,000 of the state's total $500,000 allocation. Chapman said the $225,000 was depleted as of Monday. Chapman said he received word the check had been mailed from K. L, Scott, director of the U. S. Agriculture Department's credil service. The commissioner added he did not know for what amount the check would be. Former Gov. C. J. Rogers had wired for the ad- ditional alocation but did not specify any amount. Chapman said Wyoming's past checks for partial shares of the FOR SALE: 25 FOOT STORE Mrs Gwenith McCordic AWNING COMPLETE. SA- Mrs. E. N Lawrence p Three million women in over CRIFICE PRICE FOR QUICK 50,000 American communities REMOVAL. BERRY HOTEI~. IM--HD|~I,I~~RTlm NIMO|IU~~ wiil provide a stirring climax to ltcj the month-long March of Dimes . this week by staging a Mothers' FOR RENT: one modern trailer[ March on Polio. " space close in. Ph. 98W. OneI Warren Nichols appeared be- The Mothers' March is the block east Gertrude Burns school If re Justice of the Peace Doro- biggest single source of funds j6, 2tp thy E. Shank on Dec. 30 on the for the March of Dimes. In charge of reckless driving. Nich- many communities, it has be- IX)ST: blonde cocker puppy, 6 ols entered a plea of guilty and come the event of the year with almost everyone participating. The Post Office motto about "snow, nor ram, nor sleet," etc. could well apply ,to these wom- en. The annals of the Mothers' March are filled with examples of how they have treed dog sleds, skis, snowshoes, hip boots and sou'westers to make their "appointed rounds." mos. old, brown collar, no license, was' given a 15-day suspended sen- answers to name Bimbo. lower tence. Jaw has been ripped on both sides Lyle R. Prell, charged with but healed. Reward. Ph. 789 or failure to stop at a stop sign be- 548. ltc fore entering a through highway, was fined $10 and $5 costs after FOR RENT: 1 room apartment entering a plea of guilty to the completely furnished, private charge. entrance and private hath, Cook- James Hamilton plead guilty ing facilities, refrigerator, $50~000 alocation totaled $125 000 and $100,000. Claims to*date, Chapman said, have averaged $155 a claim. He added $15,000 has been made a- vailable from the governor's con- tingency fund to administer the drought program. 40 WYOMING DRIVERS LOSE THEIR LICENSES Suspension of 40 drivers' li- censes in Wyoming for the week ended Dec. 31, 1954, were an- nounced Monday by the State Highway Department. The number of revocations re, presented a sharp increase over !past weeks and a spokesman for the department said the holiday season was partly responsible for the additional suspensions Of the total, 28 suspensions were for drunken driving, six for reckless driving, three for reck- less and drunken driving and three for aiding and abetting. RETURN TO DUTIES Miss Edna Mohr returned to her duties as principal of Ivinson Hall at Laramie last weekend af- ter spending several days here visiting friends. --- Use News Letter Classifieds. FISH WARDEN TELLS OF 1954 PROGRAM The fish division of the Wyom- ing Game and Fish Commission spent $93,630 on improving facil- ities and special projects, during 1954, according to Warden A. F. C. Greene. Greene, in his annual report to the commission, also revealed it is not "deemed necessary" that the number of hatcheries be in- creased in the state. tte said the number of existing hatcheries can furnish sufficient fish to satisfy pres~ent require- ments if they are properly mana- ged. Greene said construction work was done during 1954 at the Au- burn, Cody, Cono Bluff, Daniel, Dubois, Story and Tensleep hatch- eries and at the Boulder, Gen- rock and Wigwam rearing sta- tions. Short Supply Metals Uncle Sam is particularly anx.tou$ to grubstake prospectors who aro on the trail of certain of those rain. erals for which this country is vir- tually dependent upon foreign sources. Last year.' the U.S. pro- duced only about eight per cent of the manganese needed in the mak. lng of steel. BUFFALO MAN ASKS MORE U. S. FUNDS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS The Wyoming Legislature organizations interested in lic schools have been Wiliam F. Smith, Buffalo, president of the Wyoming Trustees Assn to press larger portion of federal funds for Wyoming schools. Smith urged a statewide to increase the federal to the state collected on and oil royalties. He said the now get only 37 per the money collected by the 1 ernment. Smith explained that schools are not trying to cut allotments distributed to ttighway Department or the versity but only trying to more return by the federal ernment for use by schools. TOURED SOUTHERN Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and son, Winston returned a two week tour of the states including. Portsmouth where they visited their son, dis, of the U. S. Navy. -- Get your office supplies News Letter Journal. RED OWL INSURED -- U. S. GOV'T. GRADED CHOICE BEEF ME!! POUND Jan. 4 in Justice court to a fraud- They have gone out in bllz- 2 ] c block from high school. $50 per ulent check charge He was finedlards, sleet storms, hurrieanes month, all utilities furnished $25 and $5 costZand ~,iven a 15 and cloudbursts, to visit every BLADE CUT Phone 262-J 1+:: ?." ." home where a porchlight sig- GENUINE SPRING LB. ~ r "+~ aay Jail sentence In [ne county[ haled a waiting contribution for LAMB LEGS 59c RED OWL INSURED "lAB " jail WANTED: washing and ironln~ A" l the March of Dimes. - un Jazz a James R. Rooello ap- . . in my home. Pat Johnson, 511 pea,~,-"'~ o~,= "-~ t,~=~ ou~Jcu uu a [ The desire, to .give. is strong,GENUINE SPRING LB. . ~'" Walker ave It " ' PJ fraudulent she0~ -hor-,~ r+ I as the following mcldent shows: D .~" ~ " In a Wyoming city, Mothers' ? - FOR RENT: one cabin -- forl tered a plea of guilty whereby hei March headquarters received a LAM SHOULDERS 39c 3ROUND : 13 sleeping. Call 490-M.j6,2tp[was fined $25 and costs and giv-[ call late one"night from a wid- Swift s Brookfield "--'--'--2. -- ~ ~WIL- ~ en 15-days in the county jail. [ ow with seven small+children. ~ ~ ~ ~ =, - ~ 1.+ ao typing, t}oogKeepmg| / Somehow, she said, the family Pork Sausage ------'--- Call ZaB~Ia~ Okber clerical work in my[ Rfter 2:30 p.m had been missed. Skinpe::ndLlnks JJjjllll Low Prices" for " home -- references availame./| l/ When Ehe marching mother J6.2tc|l ~ ~ I J got there she found the seven ~ VLL r tvcu j.ouuers FOR SALE" house trailer "" ";/I -- I Ichildren dreased In their best, 4 5 c ",':" z['|I~ j~ ~ [ waiting to donate their pennies IIII,P ~ CAMPBELL'S -- 10 Cans g $| we-possessedary lg5, -- $3,300S ]d newllke innew.Febru-|Air|~ |- r-'l #,~ w~.~.tk 1,~ ]~ Jl~ IWI~JsL:~,polio."t heln. "nrotect,: children a-ainst. WEINERS ]HI TOMATO SOUP 3 for 29c condiUonnow$ ,SSOTermstore/ l,pL I / The195 a a h of Oimes con- liable 'party. 10% down, $85 peril -~J~ ~'-'.~ #l ],tinues to J y +~. 3 9 c Jill ~:" .-~" RED OWL month, Paul Newell. +Phone 346,11,~ ~~ ~--~-~-I I -- Skinless 1111 )~" o ++' lit, at andServe till ~ // CATSUP . . 17c rO S PUDY BUDGE:I MODERN trailer to steady rent-} [~ ~-~~/~]~ ] |' " ~,Sea Pak Breaded Jill "~'~ ~ ~ ~ WHOLE OR CREAM STYLE 16 Oz. Can, Each er, rent due in advance. Phone |:'h'r.~m~"f'~q---~-,} ------ Fish Sticks IIII CORN lOc @34. j6, 2tel I l Mc,n e,'s o," the Wyoming Game I |and Fish Commission met Tues+ 10 Delicious Sticks IIII + --+'" Frozen 8-Oz. Pkgs. IIII RED OWL --- 3-LB. CAN WANTED: work by hour or day. tl ";~"~~,-~.~.~-~ ff'~ |day in Cheyenne to consider the Write Box 16, Newcastle. [ -~" -~.~.~;~'.~." 11955 budget ,+oz" the State Game 39 c 1[11 MIXO 75c j6, 2tp /and Fish l)epartmcnt. Ready to Cook -- yes+ gnu When you {]row,The commission establishes and Brown 'n' Serve,GALLON LQST suitcase has been ~cat~d. up y~u~Ii o~ h~v~ ~bs because he |controls its fwn hudget from re- ~Jill Owner may have same by con-l believes In growing hls own ,rac- |venue derix(d front the sale of HI LEX 43c tacting police and identifying1 furs by buying U.S. Savings Bonds [game ariel fish licenses in the and pay for this ad. ltc for that purpose." |state. + + +,Jim d arU.e.t infor- Ch,hC nCame Itll PIE CRUST MIX 2 for 33c CARl) OF THANKS [ Farmers literally grow trac- [mation officer, said the commis- ,~,O l~;:-Oz. ~ans We wish to thank our kind fri- "o-" fo- '~'- !. S :- l~ion also would consider damage 4 for 1 nn 1111 RED OWL BRAND = JUST ADD WATER & MILK --- 9-Oz. Packages enos, neighs)orsand hospital " " "" """ ""'"" "~' ""Y'"$ ' , + I . . . |claims subzmttcd during the past ~ .vu IIll Graf s Canned (Buy 3 and get 3 more for only lc) -- 12-Oz. Cans staff for all their kindness, the[ U. ~. Savings t~onas ior their Ivear Illl ORANGE POP 3 for 29c .o er ,o+o,y ++I,n I -- " " " and gifts with all theflood cheer[ fund. B" --uttin" -art of each,Community Spirit ltarvcst Queen -- A pound of fine flavor.I and wishes while Charlie has l,~ it" ~ x" ] As many as five fe~imle ants or ~m=mmm=mm ~ [ WHOLE SUN -- Fresh Frozen -- ~-~z. Isans - been in the hospital -- you really [ year s earnings into U. ~. ~av. [tropical cuckoes re,iv I~,v t{~ol~ helped usthroughthlsordeai, AlingsBondsyo. can grow a re" |eggs in the +~,ame nest: ~mt :,l/+=;~ UPP k 99c J ORANGE JUICE - - 6 for 29c very Happy P ew ear to all of [ serve which will renlace these |female stoys at the nest to incubate i, 'Whole Bean 1-Lb. Bag' l you.- Thanks a million+ ! . . + ,or "baby sit" while the others go ,~~ 100 FOOT ROLL -- WAX PAPER e Charlie and Mae Martensl, vital tools ~~ |their +o. ,:' SAVE ALL Wax Paper 2 rolls 39c [ +0 T ~ A IJ'l~ & A IV #,~ J 2 Ply Colored -- Choice of Pink, Yellow, Blue or Green * i I CHARMIN T let Paper4 rolls 49c ,' Tho mo~ ~ rn rna,'aine for rood- [ 19 Oz Pack;ge " ' I . t ~ . " "+. I + FAr VAIIr hA t + smoot er, quieter thanever! l r "'" w ~v~, ~A" ", o " " ~r-:-. '~+~'/./)i.5 RED OWL BRINGS YOU THE FINEST IN addinet maoh,na hHu oaa w, pe out the hard work and ClUUlll IIIGI IIIIIO OOO mistakes of mental arithmetic. { O * Buy the machine that will give you a lifetime of depend- Fr Jut able, low-cost sexdcel ,A la" itself in the time, trouble, %nd money it saves. . Come in and see itl / it's the NEW urr0ughs Direct0rL "200" * e Addinl$ M~Chine e Grapefruit 10 for 39c From California -- Navel --- 220 Size Oranges doz. 39c Best to Peel, Slice, or Segment From Washington -- Extra Fancy Grade Waldorf's Tangerines 2doz. 39c From California -- Deliciously Crisp Celery 21c Pascal -- Jumbo Bunch . . . 31 Sugar -- Breakfast Cereal Jets 27c 10-Oz. Package Pillsbury Quick Cinnamon Rolls 8-Oz. Cans 2 for 45c 2-Lb. Box 47c