Buffalo herd relocation to Henry Mountains range in Utah
The Utah fish and game commission moved 23 buffalo and 15 heifers from Yellowstone to Robbers Rest in Wayne County. Project leader David M. Gaufin reports bulls have left or died. the herd stabilized on Burr Point in the Henry Mountains and Anteleope Flutes area with cows observed grazing near cattle. The range is in good condition with no livestock competition, and the herd is expected to grow as it settles on a defined range.
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Sun Rafael
Henry Mountains
Ted Wi
Utah Fish and Game Commission
Yelowstone Park
Robbers Rest
Wayne County
David M. Gaufin
Ross Leonard
H. B. Goetzman
Advisory Board of Grazing District No. 7
Price
Burr Point
Henry Mountain
Wild Blueberry Breeding Boosts Cultivation
Wild blueberry plants have been bred to yield an excellent fruit, thriving in cultivated fields on acidic soils that would have produced scrubby forest, expanding productive use of marginal land.
Fireproof and rustproof shingles gain popularity
Aluminum shingles are now being used on homes and are claimed rustproof and fireproof. They can be painted to blend with house exteriors.
Jamaica Letter Sparks Idea of Inter-American Congress
In 1815 Simon Bolivar authored the Jamaica Letter where he first proposed an inter-American congress to unite the nations of the Americas. The letter outlined unity across colonies and stressed cooperation among future republics for mutual liberation and regional collaboration.
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Simon Bolivar
Jamaica
Remove Gum Spot From Clothing Itinerary
To remove chewing gum from clothing rub the spot with ice until it forms a ball and can be scraped away. This method helps separate gum from fabric fibers without leaving residue.
House Passes Liberalized G. I. Insurance Bill
Howard C. Cromar of the Veterans Administration contact office in Beaver notes the House passed the liberalized G. I. insurance bill last week. Major provisions include lump sum payments to beneficiaries, actual disability payments to policyholders, premium waivers, removal of beneficiary restrictions, and other promised changes. Passage by the Senate is expected any day, with anticipated reinstate or conversion rush. General Bradley had said insurance is to the individual as the armed forces are to the nation, demanding advance protection.
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Howard C. Cromar
Veterans Administration
Beaver
House of Representatives
Bradley
Cromar
Senate
Tife Insurance
Test Fabrics Show Weather Effects on Synthetic Material
A rubber company uses a weather testing machine to study sun light rain and temperature effects on a rubber-like fabric. It allows preassessment of durability and color stability. Some dark undies may have excess dye that could rub off. preliminary washing in lukewarm suds removes this issue.
Keep Wells Clean to Protect Family Health
Do not drain raw sewage or the overflow from digested sewage from the septic tank into an old well. Underground water must be kept clean at all times to safeguard the health of the family.
Jap Brushes Spurred Anthrax Infections Of British Troops
Imported shaving brushes from Japan spread anthrax among British soldiers in the First World War. The brushes used animal hair from infected sources, transmitting the disease to numerous troops.
Avoid Color Stain With Separate Ironing Covers
Advice to keep two ironing board covers ready one for dark and colored clothing and one for white fabrics to prevent color transfer onto freshly washed white blouses or curtains.
Jet Planes Use Vibrators to Stabilize Readings
Absence of vibration in new jet fighters prompts attachment of small vibrators to instrument panels to provide constant jiggle and ensure accurate readings.
Porous eggs influence shell quality in poultry breeding
Poultry breeders select hens not only for egg numbers and livability but also for shell quality. Less porous shells improve storage longevity, prompting emphasis on shell characteristics alongside yield and egg size in breeding decisions.
June Dairy Month Promotes Milk While Butter Remains Scarce
The Dairy Council outlines June as National Dairy Month with focus on dairy foods amid wartime rationing and shortages. President Sam Abbott notes strong demand for milk, ice cream, cottage cheese and cream, while butter remains scarce and prices influence supply.
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Bary Steeth
National Dairy Council
Enry Foods
Sam Abbott
Watakonah
Dairy Council
Imore
Abbot
Mr. Abbott
First U.S. flag origin claim not backed by action
The text argues that the original states formed the Union and that the 1787 Constitutional Convention made no reference to the flag. It notes no official action makes Delaware’s claim to the first star for ratifying the Constitution.
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Delaware
Simple Three Ingredient Jelly Recipe
A delicate flavored jelly can be made any time of year from honey water and liquid fruit pectin. Heat honey and water to boiling, add pectin and heat to boiling. Pour into hot sterilized jelly glasses, then seal with paraffin once set.
Raspberry Suckers Grow as Useful Plants at UNH Station
Experiments at the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station show raspberry suckers are good plants and do not carry spur and cane blight like the woody varieties.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
University of New Hampshire
Railroads Use Over a Million Miles of Wire
Railroads utilize more than one million miles of telephone and telegraph wire to manage operations, enabling communication across vast networks and coordinating trains, signals, and dispatches.
Interior Appropriations Bill Draws Senate Support
Interior Department appropriations rise to 120,997,498 with increases for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and related agencies. House boosts for veterans housing via GI and FHA programs, while grazing and land services face cuts. Local notices mention family and travel updates amid broader wartime veterans benefits discussion.
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West
Interior Department
Senate
House
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Deroormation
Grazing Service
Make It a Million Enlist in a Grade With Your Army MOS
Army veterans with eligible MOS may reenlist in a higher grade based on skill and experience if honorably discharged on or after May 12 1945 and reenlisting before July 1 1946. Over three quarters of a million men have joined the Regular Army already. Full facts are at any Army Camp Post or Recruiting Station.
Before And After At Bingham Canyon
A historic Utah Copper image shows Bingham Canyon as a mining camp around 1900, then the modern canyon as a major industry. Since 1904 mining supported thousands, with over 472 million dollars redirected into Utah business and state infrastructure growth through power, refining, and transport.
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Utah
Utalina
Bingham Canyon
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