Goodiala Days Recap And Local Happenings
A roundup of small town events and notices from Goodiala area includes marriages, birthdays, farewells, and community activities. Robert Alden Carroll and Miss ary Louise Powell wed in Alanah. Reed Bodily welcomed a baby boy. Helen’s twelfth birthday party and Alton M. Johnson’s missionary sendoff highlight social life. Meeting notes mention school board travel, mining claims near Jensen, and local business moves.
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Ray Stringham
Helen
Alton M. Johnson
Accidental Deaths and Injuries in 1943 Reported
The National Safety Council cites 1943 totals of 48,000 accidental deaths, with 36,500 on the job and 31,500 off the job. Injuries reached about 4,550,000 and total time lost was around 419,000,000 man days, equating to widespread plant shutdowns affecting about 1,350,000 workers.
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National Safety Council
Abe-shuts Downs
Wittt
Water storage in Uinta Mountains above average
General water storage in the Uinta Mountains is above average in places and below last year in others. Snow measurements from the Ashley National Forest show varied water content and depths with several sites indicating storage levels above normal, notably Paradise and Mosby watersheds.
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Uita
Uinta Mountains
Ashley National Forest
Uintah Basin
Beaver Creek
Kings Cabin
Brush Creek
Lake Fork Mountain
Yellowstone Creek
Paradise Park
Paradise Creek
Mosby Mountain
Mosby Fountain
Burton ©. Clark
Mountain View
Wyo
Clyde Lambert
Charles L. Allred
Altonab
Utah
John A. Walkup
Gale C. Ramis
Sheep of Area Sheared at Potable Plants
Portable shearing plants operate in three areas with about 8 workers each. George Davis reports four or five crews working simultaneously. Vernal sheepman notes wool quality may improve with milder winters. Lambing fodder begins about May 10 on Mamond Mountain, with Foresters Ernest C. Hirgh and Robert F. Hose among Vernal’s woolgrowers.
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I George Davis
Vernel
Vernal
Opiaton
Davis
Mamond Mountain
Whiterocks
Ernest C. Hirgh
Robert F. ‘Hose
No Alaskan Jobs Warned By Heiner Demand
Heiner warned that Alaska faces a surge of job seekers while stating that only a few highly skilled classifications will require outsiders. Governor and Alaska agencies urge cooperation with unions and the Employment Security Commission, as unemployed Alaskans will have first choice of jobs.
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Alaska
Reéler
Employment 7 Security Commission
Heiner
Uintah Bond Drive Quota To Be Announced
Uintah county sets its 1950 Independence Drive quota for Series E United States Savings Bonds at 32,316,000. A county chairmen meeting in Salt Lake City will unveil the quota, with Utah’s six week effort required to meet the goal after Utah exceeded it in 1949. The drive promotes “Save for Your Independence Buy U S Savings Bonds” using the Liberty Bell motif.
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Uintah
Salt Lake City
B. H. Stringham
Utah
Charles L. Smith
Citizens
Wigton Bond Committee
Ty Bell
Will Furs
Liberty eBel
Utah Frat
Utah Copper Division
American Smeltin
Garfield Feminine
If Copper
Equ
Cot
Castine
Ayallatta
Atate
Sthe
Ditrict
Columbia
Milk Consumption Sparks Shore Pie Supply Prediction
The item notes U S milk consumption and pie supply, referencing American spending and food supply guesses. It highlights predicted shares and regional links to pie production, with emphasis on household use and market expectations, indicating a broader look at dairy in daily diets.
Alaska’s stranded area faces growing worker shortage in 1949
Fragmented OCR text notes ongoing strains in Alaska as stranded districts reopen and workers return. The era’s flow of labor to the territory is uncertain, with references to historical conditions and stalled infrastructure affecting employment prospects.
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Alaska
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Ed Lewis
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Utah State Articultural College
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LDS Church
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Péliten Magasina Editora
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Best and South
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Uintah Packing
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State Farmers Cooperative
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Bente 8
Swain
Vernal Mortuary
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Jolley
Ambulance Service
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Sires
Oller Pos Freedance
Gibson
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