Successful pasture program relies on good management and contrasts with crops
The piece compares irrigated pasture success to potato crops, stressing management as key for both. It notes wind erosion challenges on developer sites near the city and references local district conservation work and water access hurdles. It also includes stray questions on world population limits and alarmist claims about India.
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SCD
Rural planning goals outline balanced regional development
The text lists objectives to maximize natural resources for community benefit, protect soil and water, develop local human resources, foster industry, and coordinate growth. It emphasizes empowering individuals with ideas to improve schools, parks, and overall community welfare.
Death Takes Thatcher Child
Brian Wayne Andersen three year old son of Wayne and Annetta Olsen Andersen of Thatcher died May 7 in Salt Lake City Children's Hospital from a brain tumor. Funeral May 10 at Thatcher Ward L D S Church conducted by Bishop Milton Smith with prayers and music by local leaders and choir members. Survived by parents three brothers and one sister. Born April 20 1969 in Soda Springs.
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Brian Wayne Andersen
Wayne
Annetta Olsen Andersen
Thatcher
Thatcher Ward
L.D.S
Milton Smith
Children’s Hospital
Salt Lake City
Relief Society
Weekend visitors honor kin at Life's Highlights event
Mr and Mrs George Eins of Salt Lake City visited Soda Springs for the weekend at the Rohalt home and attended Life's Highlights honoring Mrs Paskins brother-in-law Bob Hubbard. A boy told his brother he was too tired to nap.
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George Eins
Salt Lake City
Verland Rohalt
Soda Springs
Paskins
Bob Hubbard
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