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WYOMING
II I I
LETTER JOURNAL
J, R. PARRISH, Editor
Published Each Thursday at Newcastle, Weston County,
Wyoming
Entered as Second Class Matter in the Post Office at
Newcastle, Weston County, Wyoming
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Perry Clay
Charlotte Phillips
Farm Bureau Banquet
Were you there? If you weren'
you missed a big celebration. The
annual Farm Bureau Victory Ban-
quet last Saturday was the largest
gathering of farm and ranch peo-
ple that this writer has had the
pleasure to attend. Wes'ton Coun-
ty Farm Bureau President, Nell
Tilompson and his Banquet Com-
mittee should be commended for
the excellent job of planning this
years banquet, lIow about letting
them know what you thought of
it.
didn't improve in looks the last three Drought Will End
weeks but we were able to do him Just a reminder to you folks
more justice as compared with the that are participating in the hay
last.
You know, you just couldn't do
that with just anybody. Thanks
Judge for letting us use you and we
hope that all future pictures will car-
ry that reflection of dignity and your
response will always be in the same
fine attitude of good sportsmanship.
F.M.P. --
We notice that grounds surrounding the Hospital are un-
dergoing some marked improvements. At long last a flagpole
and a light light to illuminate the parking area has been added.
A call has gone out for volunteer help to place the flagstones
on the hillside. There is always a sparkplug behind such move-
meats and there are always those who fall in and do their
share. As soon as we find out who is doing this work, we'll
let you know.
-- F.M P. ,
If you count on your fingers, you ould need both hands
and perhaps a third to tally the deaths from auto accidents
occurring on Highway 16 a dozen miles to the east.
Wehave heard that Patrolman Wilcox and Coroner Mc-
Colley have made plans resulting from their past experience,
to sit it out on alert Saturday and Sunday nights
Surely an average of two deaths per year on the same strip
of roadway warrants a thorough looking in to. There is one
form of death vying for number one position that a vaccine
won't help.
and grain programs, the deadline
is now set for May 15th Under
the hay program the hay trans-
portation reimbursement request
(Form-WDHP-1) must be turned
in on or before May 15. On the
grain program the purchase or-
ders must be used by May 15th.
If you are certified for additional
hay and grain and you need the
with Mr, Salk.
additional feed be sure and lay
it in before May 15th.
Alfalfa Weevil t
Several inquiries of late about
Alfalfa
Weevil
has
prompted
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hd
reply. From these inquiries where [ ~o~f ,~ ~,R~.~, ~e'~,~ ~A,~ ~,~ u~.$~w~ ~.*
there was weevil damage last
year, its a pretty safe bet that
they will be back this year. [ [ Clyde O Bayne, Mr. and Mrs.
Early Spring when the alfalfa [ MORRISEY I
Clyde Bayne Ir Mr and Mrs'
is " to 2" high is the best time I I Ralph Fillinger, Mrs Pauline
~v~rs. uiyae ~sayne " .
to control the weevil. This des- [ [ Marchant and son, Lomse tIutt
treys the adult weevil before they Those from the Morrisey Com- and Harry Dexter.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Fzlhnger
can lay many eggs. One applica- munity who attended the 4-H ~ ; s. " ' .
ano lamily and Kenny ]tuntel of
tion is sufficient if properly tim- dance on the Cheyenne River Sat-,- . "
ed and if tile ground is thorough-u,',:~'n~- ,~;,~";~'" ~e,'c ~,s.~-- ~ ~.~ ~~*"-~'--" ()sage. helped brand at the Emry
ly covered. " ~ ~ A ~ ~,~ ' 4 Kropatch Ranch on the Cheyenne
tiliCi ~tlil zxllt i/UI|~/ ellltl 1Vii, ~lll tl.
Ih~el on Sunday afternoon
IIere are the insecticide recom- Mrs. Ralph Fillinger and children ' " < " -
mendations for alfalfa weevil con- Mr and Mrs Clyde Bayne Jr
and Joycc Bayne.
trol. . Z).I--I. ~;'n; 1. were Sunday afternoon callers at
]V~rs. ll lliJii /,liilllgur LUtJh ~UIL
tile Clyde Bayne ranch
Adult Control (before alfalfa is Donald and Bobby tlutt to town ' -
You come up with the answer and we I)ut you on a level 2" tall) Diedrin or Chlordane ap- on Monday for their Polio shots.
plied either as a spray or a dust. Mrs'. John Ilutt and Mrs. Clyde URANIUM AND LAND
Do not pasl.ure livestock oil treat- Bayne and Gary accompanied OFFICIALS TO ATTEND
ed fields, her. CASPER MEETINGS
Larval Control (7-14 days beforeI Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaskill and
first cutting)--Methoxychlor ap-I children spent Sunday at tim R.
~~~ ~(~-~ plied either as a spray or dust. O r C Austin llome
Aldvin, appl!ed as a spray 15 days! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fillinger
befme tim fnst cutting ~
"~ - ~made a business meeting to New-
Leaflet No. 2 "How To Control castle Thursday morning
Alfala .Insects," by T. R. Robb, l Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kropatcl~
Extension Entomologist, can be l
' ~ and son were visitors with Ralph
had for the. asking at the CountY iFillingers Thursday afternoon.
Agent s office. I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bayne Jr
Dates to Remember t had supper at the Clyde Bayne
May 1 - 7 --- National Home De- ranch on Thursday evening.
monstration Week
Mr. and Mrs'. Roger Gill and
' May l5Z- Dea.dl!ne for making l two sons of Newcastle were call.
Our selection of fine foods will ' reque