Utah approves new game law on juvenile gun safety training
A 1960 Utah law requires training for youths 14 to 16 to obtain hunting licenses and for ages 17 to 20, with exceptions for those who have prior licenses or trained through NRA ROTC or similar programs. The act tasks the department to train teachers and expands statewide teacher training, aiming to reduce gun accidents and promote safe enjoyment of hunting.
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Firearms Law Effective Soon
The law prohibiting carrying loaded firearms in vehicles becomes effective May 12, 1930. It bans carrying firearms with live ammunition in the firing chamber except for peace officers or permit holders, aiming to reduce gun accidents from loaded weapons in cars. Legislation was sponsored by the legislature.
Dignitaries Prepare Dedicatory Services in Ashley Chapel
In the Good Old Days column dated April 13 1999 notes final arrangements for dedicatory services at Ashley Chapel on Sunday April 23 during quarterly conference. Births list a daughter to Mr and Mrs Merrill Karren on April 6 and a son to Mr and Mrs Karl I Goodrich on April ?. Sather Jewelry redecoration and new equipment plans are mentioned by proprietor S L Sather. The marriage of Etta Jane Smith to Orson Melvin Jeffries is reported, and Don Weeka visits Vernal during spring break.
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Merrill Karren
Karl I Goodrich
Ashley Chapel
Sather
S L Sather
CL V Smith
Etta Jane
Orson Melvin Jeffries
Mr. Chase Jeffries
Evansville
Ind
Smith
Glines
Don Weeka
Provo
Vernal
Roads improve for cyclists and school offers free attendance
The 60 Years Ago entry notes better road conditions for bicyclists and announces five weeks of free attendance at the Academy. It also mentions Marcellus Pope and Mrs Addie Longhurst visiting from Dyer, Dan Isliman with his mother and family traveling from Price, and humorous golf banter amid a rainy day. Utah Wildlife Federation aims to reduce accidents.
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Marcellus Pope
Addie Longhurst
Dan Isliman
Lan
Mre Burton
Dora
Price
Golden Rule manager returns from Salt Lake trip in new Olympia tar
40 years ago April 11 1919 B A Critchton manager of the Golden Rule store returns from Salt Lake and Ogden with a new Olympia tar purchase. Mrs A Gilbert leaves for Spokane to visit relatives for months. A fine bouncing girl arrives at the Calton home. Mrs Alfred Powell brings a seven and a half by five eighth inch egg from four buff orpingtons. Vernal Milling resumes after two week shutdown due to main shaft break. John W Pope departs with crew to Watson to unload Ford cars.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
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A . Gilbert
Spokane
Washington
Gilbert
Don B Calton
Alfred Powell
Vernal Express
Orpington
Vernal Milling Company
John W Pope
Watson
Ford
Transfers Move Fourth and Fifth Grades to Central School
Mr W Willmap drove from the wells to Verna one day while Mrs Burte resided at the capit ux. past two years but then made her home in Ashley. The fourth and fifth grades were transferred from the Lik e Building to Central School s last Tuesday morning to complete the term.
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Bobby Powell to Fly to Guam from Mountain Tome
The Bobby Powell family of Mountain Tome visits his parents as he prepares to depart April 20 for San Francisco and Guam where he will be stationed in the Air Corps. His family will remain until he can send for them.
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Mountain Tome
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Arechia Johnson
Tom Tintothy
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Edgar Lathrum
Roosevelt
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Harold Stevens
Ogden
Lorace Caldwell
Wm Warrison
Harrison
Lily Wilson
Dale Thacker Ia
St Marks Hospital
Loretta Woodward
Salt Lake City
Dale Thacker
Nellie Merkley
Kegina Caldwell
Stella Freestone
Alice Kidd
Carmen Slaugh
Merrill Karren
Eldon Bill- Inga
Glenn Billings
Eldon Billings
Donald Batty
Los Angeles Calif
Invisible Cuts Between Pay and Costs
A dialogue fragment shows two workers discussing salary increases and expense cuts. One asks about methods to raise pay. the other notes management is simultaneously seeking to reduce costs, implying parallel but conflicting efforts. The exchange highlights tension over wage growth vs. budget trimming.
Utah Game Fish Planting Effort Expands in 1758
The Utah Department of Fish and Game reports 11 372 000 game fish stocked in state waters using 98 plants. Equipment included fifteen tank trucks from twelve hatcheries and one department airplane, totaling about 227 701 miles of operation and 700 490 pounds of fish. To boost peak stocking, two new tank trucks and another plane will be added this year to increase capacity and support the program.
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Department of Fish and Game
Utah
Utah Fish and Game reseeds 3450 acres of range lands
The Utah Department of Fish and Game reports reseeding 3450 acres of department owned range lands since January 1, 1959. Projects include about 400 acres near Mantle in Daggett County, 2200 acres on the Indian Peaks range in Bald Statement, and 850 acres near Mayfield in Sanpete County. Lands were cleared of juniper and pinion, then planted with browne grass and seeds using several experimental methods to find the best rehabili tation approach.
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Department of Wish and Game Today
Mantle
Daglett County
Indian Peaks
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