Trapper Halton Pursues Marten In Uintah High Snow
J H Halton, veteran and outdoorsman, trapped marten in the Uintah mountains above 10 000 feet. He has turned over four skins to state officials and plans to bring in a dozen more from a forty mile line. Halton faced legal confusion over marten protection but remains determined to recover his haul on the snowy frontier.
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J H. Halton
Wintop
Uintah Mountains
Fish and Game
Tment
Salt Lake
Utah
Jicien Fs
Halton
Sung Man
p.Uintahs
Cabin
Forest Service
Rangers
Wasatch Forest
Dana T. Parkinson
Marten
Tanger McDonhot Lang
Earl Clyde
Heber
Ney Hanstrom
Oakley
yUintzhe Mountains
Moun- Vow
Wya
Utah to void out of state auto licenses after Jan 1
Utah will not permit automobiles from other states to operate under their 1923 licenses after January 1. Under a reciprocal arrangement, out of state cars may stay ninety days, but the old Utah license becomes invalid on New Year’s Day. Owners may obtain a 1924 license from their state or use the reciprocal period. Utah cars may operate under the 1923 license until March 1, 1924.
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Secretary of
H. &. Crockett
Utah
Utah Tuberculosis Death Rate Among Lowest In Nation
Utah reports the lowest tuberculosis death rate in the union aside from Nebraska. TB deaths were 194 in the past year, 184 in 1921, and 177 in 1920, with a rate of 42.9 per 100 000. Cancer deaths rise to 316 in Utah in 1923, with rates about 82.1 per 100 000, near the national average.
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Utah
Union
Nebraska
Census Bureau
Young Colorado boy kills three bears with family aid
Albert Clements a 12 year old son of Allen Clements near Douglas Creek Colorado shot three bears and helped by his father kill another. He used a 72 canine rifle to shoot a large 800 pound bear trapped by a foot in a trap and later shot the head. Superintendent Vandemere photographed Albert and his 8 year old brother Noel and the family shared the meat with about twenty boys.
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Albert Clements
Allen Clements
Douglas Creek
Colorado
Vernal
Albert
W. Vandemere
Noel
Vandemere
Water Use Requested for Squaw Creek Irrigation
William Tillack of Tabiona filed with the state engineer for 167 second feet of water from Squaw Creek to irrigate 120 acres.
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William Tillack
Tabiona
Squaw Creek
Utah Officials to Attend County Audit Conference
Mark Tuttle state auditor and the state board of equalization issue a call for a conference of county auditors clerks and treasurers of Utah at the state capitol January 24 and 25 1924. County assessors and other county officials are invited along with accountants interested in county auditing under the 1923 law.
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Mark Tuttle
State Board of Equalization
Utah
State Capitol
Tuttle
Equalization Board
Duchesne Uintah Line Remains Undisturbed by Court Ruling
The Utah Legislature’s Duchesne Uintah boundary change is deemed illegal by Judge Hanson, who supports maintaining the Harmstone line used for deeds and taxes. The Roosevelt and Uintah county interests pressed the issue, but the court halted disturbance of the established line, urging future boundary changes only upon clear business necessity and mutual goodwill.
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Utah
Cour
Hansen
Harmstone
Duchesneé County
Hanson
Roosevelt
The
Inter
Venor
Uintah
Duchesne
Utah Board sets January 1 livestock value ranges
The Utah state board of equalization warns county assessors that range cattle are projected at about 17 per head and range sheep at about 9, with cattle valued at 45 and purebred sheep at 18. It urges accurate counts, warns against undercounting, and notes last year’s figures were 20 for cattle and 7 for sheep.
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State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Utah
Department of Census
Ruth Roland in the Timber Queen Episode Seven Mutiny on Oil Freighter
Ruth Roland continues Timber Queen with Mutiny on an oil freighter and a shipboard fire. Ruth and Don doubt rivals but remain undercover aboard the burning vessel as she is taken prisoner and drama unfolds. The episode airs next Wednesday night at the Dishene play house.
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Ruth Roland Rew
Ruth
Don
Rich fuel resources lure exploration across rugged terrain
The article argues that coal and other fuels are finite and demand exploration for new supplies. It recounts how interest in discovering resources has driven pioneers into Colorado’s Creeks, the Continental Divide, and the region around Rio Blanco, with early settlers building towns as traffic and communication growth pressed forward.
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Fred G. Jarrett
Oak Creek
Colo
Kit Carson
Continental Divide
Rcutt
Rio Blanco
Counties Levy for State Agricultural Inspection Funding
Attorney General Harvey H. Cluff says counties may levy one tenth of a mill to support the state agricultural inspection fund. If the state fund runs short, counties may hire and pay a state crop pest inspector from their general fund under the state board of agriculture’s direction. The arrangement could be made with any county commissioners’ board.
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Harvey H. Cluff
A. A. Hinckley
State Agricultural Inspection Fund
State Board of Agriculture
Board of County Commissioners
Sheep Growing Industry To Build Up In 1920s
The department of agriculture predicts considerable expansion for the sheep growing industry with greater stability ahead. Despite a recent downturn, the sector is rebuilding as home demand remains strong and imports are limited. Eastern and mild western farmers can meet competition with nearby markets and lower costs. challenges include stabilizing markets for jam and mutton and orderly marketing. U S lamb and mutton consumption averages 6.2 pounds per capita versus higher UK and Canadian figures.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Jews in Palestine Population Report
A report notes that of about 15.5 million Jews worldwide, 65,795 reside in Palestine according to Exchange. The figure highlights Jewish demography in the region during the period.
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Palestine
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Gelata
Otaki
Duchesne County
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Uintah County
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