Regulation of grazing lands debated in Senate committee
A Senate committee discusses a bill by Mr Colton to regulate public domain grazing lands in national forests. The proposal outlines leasing terms for ten years, fixed grazing fees, and a share of revenues directed to schools and roads. It envisions a grazing board with state and industry representation to set rates and administer the program. The bill aims to shift grazing rights from per-acre to area-based leases and to stabilize prices.
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Seaver
Ardaies
Mw Beard
Ming
Uepdrs
Milbira
Lands Committee
Spry
Gortony
Owen
Ile
Dean
Turkeys Bought By Santa Rosa Group For Dinner
Members of the Haha Torkes Grawers society planned a Christmas dinner with a total value around 22 thousand dollars. The group bought 80 items after averaging about 40.4 cents per unit and purchased 234 items in one batch, with another 675 items in a separate lot.
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Ines Pery Suny
Haha Torkes Grawers
Wolf Outlaw of Unitat Basin Featured in New Story
A fragmented description introduces a tale about a wolf outlaw named Matakined, called Rags the Digger. The text cites Arthur Cathdrk and Stanley Pp. Young as contributors and mentions Willow Creek and the Unitat Basin area with references to government reports and frontier legends.
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Wolf Outlaw
Unitat Basin
Arthur’ N.cathdrk
Stanley Pp
Young
Aha Ulah
Colorado
Willow Creek
Didileg
Ianeng
Hetween
Aula
Farnsworth Canal Company Breaks Investigated After Thanksgiving Incident
A 1927 item reports State Engineer Geo M Bacov leading an investigation into the Farnsworth canal break blamed on neglect or unavoidable causes. A separate note details Mr Paul Pant, struck near Duchesne Utah, injured Monday while walking on a gravel road. he was taken to Roosevelt for care and later returned home.
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Geos M. Bacov
Farnsworth
Bigak
Paingworth
Pany
Yacon
Pauly
Wall
Pant
Paul
Roosevelts
Record Weight Hog Killed at Vein Ale Sets Valley Record
A hog weighing 620 pounds was killed last week by John N Davia of Vor jal heieherdd ty Barkshire pow. The animal, verified by tests, held the weight record in the Ashley valley and was processed at the Prodhets company hogging plant.
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John
N. “Davia
Powell Pioneer Of Mt Emmons Dies After Long Illness
Joseph Powell, longtime Mt Emmons resident, dies after a prolonged battle with heart failure. Funeral services were held in Mt Emmons hall with a select choir and local speakers, surrounded by family and friends.
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Meath
Joseph
Powell
Atheok
Eos
Powell Ias
Shea Pan Joo
Freigate
Mt. Emmons
Chop FP
Earl Case
Doauddtul-muéig
Owen Bonitfon
Ghorze
Joseph Cash
Birel’ Oginion HN
Arr
Mart Marsing
Will Marsing
Aid Airs
Mark Powell
Alfred and
Williford
Lavon
Clarendo
Paiva
Leslie
Jones
Alan Vall
Villant Hadden
W'N' ‘Hadden
True Hellén ’ Harden
F Paani
Thietings
Mig
Acg. Case
Nellie Chiff
Mir
Carol Marsing
Myr
Leslie Orr
Salt Lake Moffat Tunnel Program Plans Outlined
The article reports a December opening celebration for the Moffat tunnel in Salt Lake. Captain Steven Abbot hints at addresses by Mayor Clarence Naosien and R. S. Collett, with discussion of the tunnel’s significance to local basins and regional projects.
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Moffat
Salt*Lake
Reing Tay
Steven’ Abbot
Abbot
Clarence Naosien
Collett
Captain Apt
Sof
Mth Bashi
Lodge of Salt
Ite
Ymovy Att Sacontil
Arcadia Utah nuptials and community notes unfold
WINTAR BASIN CORRESPONDENCE reports Arcadia Utah wedding of Jamies HL Summers and Pearson with family mentions. Community gossip covers visits, funerals, weddings, dances, church events, and local travel, noting preparations for moving, a goiter operation, and Sunday shopping.
Canada Ruling on Alfalfa Seed Also Affects Utah
Utah officials see Canada’s ruling on alfalfa seed as not harming Utah’s industry. The decision cites that common alfalfa is not winter-hardy and unsuitable for Canada and notes Canada will adopt the U S seed-coloring plan to prevent import of inferior seed.
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Utah
Canada
George “Stewart
Utah Experiment
Castalla
Dominion Department’ of Agriculture
William’ “Peterson
George J. _Blark
Risin
Advisory
United States
Accidents Bring Sadness to Uintah County Families
A series of late week accidents near Vernal injure residents including Richard Jensen a rural mail carrier and several others. Jensen suffered severe injuries when a horse drawn cart overturned. a 7 year old child and others received fractures and contusions. A separate incident Friday and a later fall while riding led to medical care in Vernal.
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Uintah
Richard Jensen
Vernal
Jensen
Nintz
Merkley
Howe
Sforenaan
Pitta
Wilgoh
Patrenainn
Utah Opens Fight To Halt Lime Scabies Spread
State officials report extensive sheep dipping under supervision of Thomas Redmond to combat scabies in Utah flocks. During September and October inspections tagged about 70 000 lead sheep feed issues and 62 inspected as diseased. thousands of sheep were dipped multiple times to eradicate mites.
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BlalgColgrgan
Utah
Thomas Redmond
Ghief
Redmond
Livestock Valuations Set for 1928 by State Board
The 1929 livestock assessment shifts announced Saturday by the state board of equalization raise values about 1 percent for purebred cattle and 15 percent for range cattle. They urge uniform valuations across cattle and sheep with specific per head targets for cattle ages and dairy cows, and they note adjustments to sheep classifications to reflect range stock, all to guide county assessors.
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Opi Fort
Bihan
Nileae- HeHammaion
Thegasssessors
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
State Board
Tanga
Seed Growers Exhibit Call and Utah Trial Report
State agricultural inspector F. E Stophiens asks seed growers to send alfalfa seed exhibits for the Ogden Livestock Show to be held January 7 to 13. Mr Christiansen of Ogden will receive entries. one quart of seed per entry suffices. Also reports a Utah case where Adventurers were charged with shooting a yearling calf. jury found guilt and Judge Larsen gave an indeterminate sentence with stay pending motion for new trial.
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Fe & T Be
Elmék Pidsvodl
Pearl McConkie
Epsom i
Will Brothersont
Ana Brotherson
Mintust Cave
Heiy ‘Ghdan
Taylor Tidwell
Salt Lake
F. E Stophiens
Christian Ansea
Gigdga
Eliagge
Oad
Christiansen
Ogden
State of Utah
Adventulres
Bartats
Tabiona
Pepe
R. G. Porter
R. G. Porter, , the Sigfsndlant Qwad
Hatek
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de Smoot
Igmoot
Rons
Jarine Pouseeties
Colton
Rey Gowes
I Duchesne Courtary Duchesne
Fleworth Fanal
Anil
Canal Company
Maine
State Bneineer
Emmons
Vintail League Rhaass Molmpat Tunnel Program
Wintar Basin
Jamies
Ato Pearson
Sommars ‘Ts
Ana Summders
Allee’ Pearson
Ani
Pe Péaisén “Hou
Arcadia
Jolsoh
Julie Hospital
Salt, Lake Ds
Doak Leo Powall
J Orr
George T. Smith
Aby
Otto
Nei Seerigant
Jessie WibTans Ware
Ty Ie Orr Alioupda
Eae Jenele Joseph Powell
Eman
Eye
George Sigranda
Doug Ator
Balt Lake
Gilbart
Park City
O.ly Sagers
Pats Sargenter
Titan J. Oan
Joan A. Gilbert
Ange
Alex
Peaile
Danc
Doneta
Elmer Tidwell
Leah Bookstead
Blanch Anderson
Thrivsiday
Lattay
Ant
Frankhais Pav
Otto’ Rafford
Ibn He
Janes
Alfalpa Seed
U. K
UPA
Vintail County
Soabiny
M.gini
Ria
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