State to Repair Navajo Lake Dike and Restore Water
After a Cedar City meeting of state and federal officials, the Navajo Lake Dike damaged by dynamiting will be repaired. State Fish and Game Commissioner Ross Leonard said work begins when men and equipment are available, noting the state holds title to 5000 acre feet of water and will maintain the dike with Forest Service ownership. A WPA delegation will establish a timber access program for farmers.
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State Fish and Game Department
Forest and Grazing Services
Cedar City
Navajo Lake
State Fish and Game
Ross Leonard
Cedar City Chamber of Commerce and Wildlife Federation
Leonard
M. J. Madasen
R. L. Turpin
Fish and Game Department
Charles Moore
C. E. Fave
U. S. Forest Service
Albin Albertson
Forest Office
E. E. House
Grazing Service
Fish and Game
Chamber of Commerce and Wildlife Federation
WPA
War Food Administration
Notice to Creditors in Lund Estate Utah
In the Fifth Judicial District Utah Tron County, the estate of Alfred W. Lund, deceased, creditors must present claims with vouchers to Morris & Matheson, attorneys for executors, at paragonah and Parowan Iron County Utah, by August 26, 1944. Dated June 17, 1944. Bank of Southern Utah Building Cedar City Utah. June 23, 30 July 7 14.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
State of Utah
Morris & Matheson
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City
Utah
Readypoints for Spencer supports and fruit nectars
READER ADVYS. Individually Designed Spencer supports for free figure study call Mabel M Williams Parowan Utah COAL and ROCK SALT for sale Phone 2367 or see Arthur Evans. Fruit nectars explain why people who cannot tolerate citrus fruits are hindered in enjoying fruit juices. Whole fruit nectars made from apricots pears plums or peaches are mild yet fruity in flavor. Lack of children divorces and separations occur in families with fewer children. about 60 percent of separated couples have no children.
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Spencer
Mabel M. Williams
Parowan
Utah
Arthur Evans
High country uses and family farm tests in postwar agriculture
The article surveys western national forests showing multiple uses from timber and water to recreation and wildlife habitat. It outlines four tests for defining a family farm by size, labor, livable income, and land upkeep amid postwar planning and agricultural policy discussions.
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The
Forest Service
W. R. Chapline
Division of Range Research
Chapline
Marshall Harris
Bureau of Agriultural Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Harris
Carefree Print for Play Dress Carefree Print for Play Dress is
A brief note highlights a print pattern designed for informal wear. It emphasizes ease of movement and a casual look suitable for daytime activities and playful settings.
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Waitte
Gd. Drecsury
Seed Shortage Sparks Expanded Harvest Incentives
Congress urges farmers to boost legume and grass seed harvest by adding 12.5 million dollars to the Agricultural Conservation program. An unlimited 3.50 per acre payment applies to all harvested seeds plus a pound basis premium for red clover, alfalfa, and alsike. Special rates 3.5 and 2.5 cents per pound encourage selling to dealers or cleaning and testing. Demand for sweet clover, fading clover, and Sudan grass rises as weather and war strain supplies. AAA chief N E Dodd warns of shortfalls without expanded production.
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Non Jude
Congress
AAA
Sudan
Pearl Harbor
War Ration Stamp Schedule Update Details
The notice lists ration stamp validity for various items including food and fuels. It confirms indefinite or specific expiration dates for book four and book three stamps, with mentions of sugar, processed foods, blue stamps, canning sugar, and airplane stamps. Gasoline stamps No 12 remain valid for 3 gallons each until September 21.
Roll in oil to keep olives shiny during storage
Good Housekeeping Magazine warns home canners from basic errors in 1944 canning. It urges rolling ripe olives in oil to preserve shine and recommends boiling water bath for tomatoes and fruits and pressure canning for vegetables to kill botulinus germs. It cautions against canning low acid vegetables without proper pressure methods.
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Good Housekeeping Magazine
Eigth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Better Light at Night Claim Stirs Vision Institute Note
The Better Vision institute asserts that Black individuals see better at night than white persons. The claim, reported by the source, centers on perceived superior low light perception among Negroes. Further research and confirmation from independent experts are needed.
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Better Vision Institute
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Hation Timetable
W. Clair Rowley
H.C. Parcells
Al-Lay
Intermountain
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Court House
Parowar
State Department of Health
Overland Greyhound Lines
Overland Greyhound
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