Government to Review Oil and Gas Permits on Public Lands
A three member committee appointed by the Interior Department will evaluate thousands of oil and gas permit applications on government lands to decide which should be canceled or extended. The panel includes the General Land Office Commissioner, the Geological Survey Director, and the Interior Department’s head. High numbers of pending applications prompt a policy that favors fair treatment of diligent permittees while denying new filings and enforcing extensions where development has begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardary Ray Lyman Wilbur
Department ‘of
Ue Interior
General Land Office
Geological Survey
Department
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Washington
Faithough
Sandy
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Permet Tong
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Frugk Through Brege At Duchesne Bridge
A truck from Eastern Utah Transportation broke a bridge on Blrawberry near Indian town Monday night. The vehicle stayed upright. the driver unharmed. Four trucks pulled the damaged unit out next morning. Evidence points to Kawisen hitting east braces and tearing them from a stringer. a third truck had already fallen through the bridge. Authorities mention federal aid and possible further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Indian Coon
Aviver
Sastern Transportation
Price
Jarry Sprouse
George Knudsen
Kawisen
Duchesne County Farmers Declare War on Rodent Pests
Duchesne County farmers rally to fight prairie dogs and other rodents threatening crops and grazing lands. County Agricultural Agent Mr. Funk, with support from the U.S. Biological Survey and Peppard Seed Co., promotes a specialized bait program and coordinated campaign to exterminate pests, warning about risks to livestock and outlining distribution at cost to ready farmers.
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Duchesne County
Duchesne
Zelemn
Lokoy
Funk
Punk
U.S
L. Johnson
U. S. Biological Survey
Dughesne
Ma. Funk
Johneon
Prairie Dog Ant
Puppard Seed Co
John
Durinz
Mr. Funk
Jochem Dies Suddenl y at Midview
Ferdinand Jochem dies suddenly at 4 a m at his home five miles west of Myton from heart failure. He was in Myton the day before and seemed well. Old friend Helm had stayed with him. after unsettled sleep he collapsed at the door. Burial plans await word from relatives in Kansas. He had been in the cattle business and owned property in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Jochem
Myton
My. Jochemy
Helm
Mr. Jocheme
G.P. Dauwaliler
Kansas
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McClellan Rites Held For W H McClellan At Myton
Funeral services for W H McClellan were held in Myton last Friday after his death March 11 at his farm near Independence. Born August 12, 1863 in Payson Utah, he was 65 years seven months old. An Odd Fellows member since youth, the service was conducted by Myton Lodge No 511 O F at 11 am with Rev A Parker giving remarks and Francis Dauwalier singing. He lived in Union Oregon 1901, Nampa Idaho 1909, and the Uintah Basin since 1914. He was husband of Ladema Curtis McClellan and father of twelve children Orin Oscar Clyde Stewart Ray Maj Bli Nellie Varlo Zella Leath Lavan (died infancy). Surviving are a wife, twelve grandchildren, four brothers and two sisters. Interment followed at Roosevelt Cemetery under Myton Z D and QO F auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Béim
Payson
Utah
Odd Fellow Ledge
Myton Ledge No. 511
A. Parker
Francis Dauwalier
Samuel
Almeda McClellan
Ladema Curtis McClellan
Union
Oregon
Nampa
Idaho
Unital Basin
Orin
Oscar
Clyde
Stewart
Ray
Maj Bli
Nellie
Varlo
Zella
Leath
Lavan
Wool Selling Plans Change at U of Utah Market
Wool growers voiced concern over preshearing contracts as prices and demand shift. National Woolgrowers official Py TN Marshall noted Utah University ranking among top institutions influences market stability and industry plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Py TN. Marshall
Sceveta
The
National Woolgrowers Associa
Auto Owners Pay Taxes First for License Rule
Utah law requires motor vehicle owners to show tax payment before license issuance. County assessor Miskelson in Duchesne and deputies in Roosevelt, Myton, Tabiona, and other areas issue certificates confirming tax status. Section provisions detail proof of tax paid or exemption, tax collection alignment, and equalization actions.
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J. M. Mickelson
Assezzor
M. H. Welling
Oab
Miskelson
Duchesne
Secretary of State
Stateboard of
Nerein
Coounty
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Wd. McClellan
W. H. McCleLland
Independence
Roosevelt Cemetery
Myton Z D
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U. Tanks
National Woolgrower
Kees Advantage
United States
University of Utah
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Rossevelt
Fred S. Musser
BR. ML. Brandon
Claud L. Wagstaff
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