Ern est Fenzing Schedule Sparks Farm Policy Debate
The article discusses proposed changes to a new grazing rate schedule affecting cattle and sheep across western states. It notes opposition from cattlemen and ranchers, with Utah officials criticizing the plan as arbitrary and inconsistent, and mentions legislative and administrative actions by the forest service and the agriculture department. It references specific rate figures, past protests, and expected impacts on forest land and grazing costs.
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Déspita Stesta
James Oc
Utah + association
Mest Service
Fimen
Origi
Agrifine
Hooper
Utah
Lucky Lindy At Tide All August 8 9 10
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh, famed trans Atlantic flyer, and humorist Will Rogers will be at the UGB on August 8 9 10 as part of an entertainment committee plan. Invitations will be sent to these famous men to be present.
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Lucky Lindy
Tide All
Chas
A. Lindbergh
Good Will
Wil Rogers
U. GB
Duchesne County Leads In Noxious Weed Fight Funding
Duchesne County appropriates 1000 dollars to eradicate noxious weeds, leading Utah counties in cooperative weed-control funding. Beverages and Salt Lake follow with 500 dollars, Weber 800, and other counties set varied amounts. Tooele Uintah未fixed sums but join campaign.
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Duchesne County
Harden Bennion
State Department of Agriculture
Utah
Wasatch
Wayne
Weber
Kane
Bennion
Tooele
Uintah
Daggett
Aaaonan Sevier
San Juan
Ute Indian Chartie Nick Faces Hattery Attack Case
Chartie Nick a Ute Indian was arrested by Sheriff Arzy Mitchell on a hattery and assault charge involving the death of Arrape a renowned old Indian scout who died Nov 20 Four witnesses testified Nick and companions drank heavily at Arrapa s home around October 27 and beat the scout leading to his death Agency physician Dr Tewitt reported death likely from pneumonia not ruling a felony charge Nick received ten days in jail and a 25 fine for intoxication which he paid and serves at Duchesne jail.
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Charlie Nick
Arzy Mitchell
Oh Arrape
Arrape
Nick
Franee I. R. Tuttle
Arrapa
Duchesne
Gravel Road Upgrade Near Antelope Cut Travel Time
State rock crushing machine moved from Roosevelt to Antelope for maintenance work on the Myton Antelope road. About 5009 yards of gravel placed to finish a gravel road link between Myton and Roosevelt, now near complete with a short remaining strip. Travel time between Myton and Roosevelt drops from 45 to about 20 minutes.
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Antelope
Myton- Antelope
Myton
Roosevelt
Nstead
Smoot grazing bill hit as Colton draft gains support
Secretary Jardine criticizes the Smoot grazing bill for rigid restrictions and preferred rights, while endorsing the Colton bill to manage public lands. He calls for flexible permits, rejects 640 acre homestead expansion, and urges local cooperation and better range administration.
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Stanfield
Secretary of Agriculture
Colton
Secretary of the Interior
Forest Service
Work
Jardine
National Forest
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Colorado River Grab and the Santa Fe Compact Debate
A Northern region column outlines the Colorado River dispute, tracing key rulings from 1928 on upstream rights, the Santa Fe Compact of 1923, and California’s push for Boulder Dam. It discusses state interests, anticipated costs, and concerns over water and power control across Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Arizona, Nevada, and California.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Wyoming
Colorado
Santa Fe
New Mexico
California
Sul
Arizona
Tess
Boulder Dam
Niagra Falls
Utah
Congress
Wild Horse Trapping Near Myton Proves Profitable
Wild horses south of Myton are in demand as hog feed with each horse bringing 2.50 and hides 3.6. A trapping operation near Lelands Beach southeast of Myton is led by Glyde Mike. Cy Larsen of Roosevelt is reported to have contracted to supply. Fox news reel crew filmed the trapping after a snowy delay.
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Myton
Uintah Basin
Cy Larsen
Roosevelt
Fox News Reel Syndicate
Girl’s Day Celebrated With School Parade and Dance
February 14 marked Girl’s Day at Duchesne with a noon school display of banners and costumes. In the evening a Valentine dance and Leap Year ball was held, featuring lively participation from girls and boys alike.
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Duchesne
Beaver Trapping Case Heard by Ferpeg al Court
Clyde Pike and R Reel, both Uintah Indians, were arrested Nov 20 near the west fork of the Duchesne river for beaver trapping. A Herbor City justice fined them 200 and 60 days in Wasatch county jail. Their appeal reached the federal Salt Lake court today with Roosevelt lawyer ay E Dillman representing them. The old treaty granting hunting and trapping rights on the Uintah reservation may again shield them.
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Clyde Pike
R. Reel
Quartey
West Fork
Duchesne River
Herbor City
Wasatch County
Salt Lake
Ay E. Dillman
Roosevelt
Uintah Reservation
Utah Magazine launches monthly booster for state business
C N Lund edits The Utah Magazine issued this month aimed at boosting Utah business and interests. The publication pledges to attract local and foreign capital to Utah’s resources and opportunities as a monthly periodical spotlighting Utah men and women.
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Utah
Utah Magazine
C. N. Lund
tLlund
Futermountain County
Deaths from automobile accidents in four major cities rise
The bureau reports 628 automobile deaths in the four week period ending January 8, up from 469 in the same period last year. The report notes the count is still below peak months and cites variations among cities.
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Came Merée Department
Bok
Oil News Sparks Utah Well Activity at Ashley Valley
Oil and Refining Co news from Ashley valley Utah boosts Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange with 41 000 shares traded amid resumed Sundance drilling. Reports show gas flow and small oil showings as operators back deeper drilling while casing and underreaming precautions proceed.
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Ashley Valley
Utah Oil and Refining Company
Othe Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Sundance
Morrison
Iles Home
Duchesne oil test shows progress after rough start
After weeks of adverse conditions the Duchesne oil crew reports making good progress. The hole was crooked at the bottom, but backing up and reaming began to straighten it. Casing now lands with no trouble and tools work well. Hole depth reached 2970 feet with two shifts about 35 feet daily. If conditions improve, objective may be reached soon.
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Duchesne Ail
Old Live Probe Rower Plant Near NWAL Shutdown
A damaged OCR fragment describes a power plant in Uintah County with outdated equipment move to a new site on Lakefork River. It mentions ICICI supply links, Sandy area notes, and a $5000 equipment upgrade for emergency use at the old plant, unclear dates or exact entities.
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NWAL
Icici A
Lakefork River
Ghouht Ayelng
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