Ballard Relief Society House Party Sparks Community Spirit
The Ballard Relief Society annual party on March 18 drew a large crowd with a program including community singing, piano and harmonica solos, vocal numbers, and a lively dance. Guests included Frank and Tea Binghams visiting from Logan, and local families such as the Brackens and the Shislers. The event featured a bishopric skill display, a Todd school faculty party for Mrs. Bernice Nelson, and several family visits. Spring vacation is set for April 4-5, with near-term notices of birthdays and wedding anniversaries among attendees.
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Relief Society
Mra
R. L. Beardall
Earl Shisler
Earl Winn
Lee Elly
Neal Domgaard
Lowell Coleman
Ned Ginés
Flaine Angus
Ceel Jenkins
Wilson Citemans
Ned Ginea
George Brackens
Frank Binghams
Logan
Frank
Duchsne
Karl Shislera
Arden
Vernal
Norman Jenking
Alice Sumbergy
Duchesne
Wm. Jenkins
Glen Brightons
St Marya
Idaho
S.A
Denver
Delmar Gardner
Marian Gardner
A.C
W. F. Martans
Alterra
Todd
PTA
Bnellon Johnson
BYU
Ercil Johnsons
Frank McMullens
Bert Harris
Avalon
Charles Binghams
Salt Lake City
Earl McKenna
Provo
Russel Todd
Alterra and
Bernice Nelson
Nelson
Hart Ditlman
Teach
Grace’ Squire
Mesa, Arty
Spencer
Calvin Squire
Ray Reeds
Golden Cole
Kings
Ernest Betts
Grant Betts
Tridel
John H. Cooks
Janes Chivers
Verna
Osa Hullinger
Clyde Collins
LDS Business College
von Haslem
Jensen
Jay Haslems
Elton Kettles
Tayloreville
Merph
George
Brackens
Earl Gardner
Gary
von Hassems
Binghams
Haslem
Ver
Golden Collins
Wes Bastian
Neola
Wilmar Parriahs
Dry Farm Wheat Nitrogen Advice From Utah Expert
Dr Paul D Christensen of Utah State Agricultural College advises dry farm wheat growers to assess stand vigor, soil moisture, and straw residue before applying nitrogen fertilizer. Above average moisture and a good wheat stand suggest about 40 pounds of available nitrogen per acre, with surface broadcasting preferred over soil injection.
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Paul D. Christensen
Utah State Agricultural College
Christensen
Whiterocke Gas Track Falls Through Bridge
A gas truck on a Whiterocke road collided with a bridge fronting the Lorn Pike home causing a fall. The scene disrupted deliveries Thursday as residents and local groups noted a busy week with PTA events and church activities amid community chatter and plans for upcoming farm work and travels to Salt Lake temples.
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Madeena Smith
Coop
Lorn Pike
Jimmy Hoops
Edith Oberhansly
Verna Hoops
Salt Lake
Roosevelt Stake Temple
Whiterocks
Mila
Tridell
Ward Church Farm
Mildred
Betty Moosman
Lela Anderton
Theron Robbs
Salt Lake City
Babilene
Lds Dartlett
Ladies ‘Chorus
Norwood Hardya
Ona ‘Taylor
Roosevelt Gates
Whey Colletts
PTA
Union
Sharon ‘Armers
Copp Banque
Hocaeraf
Tax Reduction Pressure Visible In Budget Battle
Washington reports rising demand for federal tax cuts rivaling pressure to raise the $71.8 billion budget. Republicans and some Democrats push for deeper cuts as House and Senate committees grapple with welfare and public aid funding, while labor leaders face Senate probes and potential sanctions.
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Congressional Mall
Congress
Knowland
Senate
Martin
House
Bridges
Republican Policy Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Byrd
Virginia
New Hampshire
Cause
John L. Lewis
Harry
Bri Wests
Marlima
JOM
Eveh
Thie Coumbe
Dantes Tate Rees
Irl
New School Law Could Boost Uintah Finances
Uintah School District stands to gain a maximum operating program of 825 992 dollars or 6 557 per distribution unit under a Utah Foundation study of a 1857 law. The district had 1 264 distribution units this year generating 676 239 dollars or 5 348 per unit. A 21 72 mill local tax levy would be required to reach the 825 992 dollar cap, while the district currently levies 19 03 mills for operations.
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Utah Foundation
Uintah
County Agent Advises Choice of Corn Hybrid
County agent Farnsworth notes that selecting a corn hybrid depends on growing season length and summer temperatures. He explains rapid growth occurs where days are hot and nights warm, and frost-free periods vary. Jensen adds silage quality requires corn in the late dough or early dent stage at harvest, guiding hybrid choice for Uintah County.
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William F. Farnsworth
Vernal Department
Louis A. Jensen
Utah State Agricultural College
Jensen
Farnsworth
Uintah County
Local 32.72 Mills Property Tax Proposal Faces Districtwide Vote
The district considers a 32.72 mill property tax levy to fund operating costs. If approved, the measure would be imposed across the entire district to support school operations and programs.
State Fish and Game Licenses Rise with 1951 Total
A departmental release notes an 8 853 license increase over 1935 to 233 344 licenses dispensed by dealers statewide. Fishermen and hunters afield show a normal rise from the prior five years with 185 676 licenses issued in 1951.
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Utah
Departments of Fish and’ Game
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