War on Weeds Expands in Uintah County 1947
Uintah County renews its war on weeds with a larger 1947 program led by William C. Whitaker. Jess Cases chairs the effort with Bill Murray in charge of equipment and chemicals for the east, and Kleber Houtz supervising the west portion. Committeemen include Orvel Swain and others. about 500 acres were treated last year, with plans to double sprayed acreage this year. The project operates on a $5000 budget with two power sprayers and a new army weapons carrier for one unit. Owners are urged to report weed problems to schedule countywide spraying and share costs with the county. Continuous erosion concerns underscore the need for productive acres as population grows.
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William C. Whitaker
Jess Cases
Bill Murray
Kleber Houtz
Murray
Houts Wll
Perlon
Orvel Swain
Lapoint-Tridell
Vene Collett
Ashley
Clarence Palmer
Naples
Sid Merkley
Maeser
Wayne Pickup
Randlett
Forrest Goodrich
Whitaker
Army
Naylor and Snyder Named to Utah Fire Positions
Logan state coordinator J Whitney Floyd named Dale Naylor Uintah County district grazer and Sheri H M Snyder as Uintah County coordinator and assistant for the 1047 Utah Cooperative Fire Fighters program. The grazing area burned has fallen since 1942 though fire counts stay similar, due to public interest in fire prevention and suppression.
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Utah
J. Whitney Floyd
Logan
Dale Naylor
Sheri ‘H. M. Snyder
Uintah
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Trout Hatchery Pursues Record Planting This Summer
The state game department plans a massive trout release this summer from multiple hatcheries including Midway and Sandpoint. They expect 2000 thousand eastern brook fry and 400 000 rainbow fry, with 2700 5 feeding channels prepared and a new refrigeration unit installed to speed operations. Budget cuts and staff reductions loom, with talks to retain core services and convert surplus to needed projects as officials face legislative limits and funding constraints.
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Dave Wright
Iintenden
da Prese
Wright Aspertee
Idaho
Sandpoint
Scofield
Cape Ware Mass
Game Department
Fisheries Division
Att
Midway
Utah
Welfare Commission
Matt Nee Bare
Commission
Eeterial Spp
Cessitate & Edule ‘Commalisto
Faint Stairways Guidance on Lighting and Rail Color
An advisory notes that dim attic and basement stairs pose misstep risks. It recommends bright light colors and white or bright yellow railings to improve safety and reduce accidents.
Wartime Ren tonage and Price Shifts Reported
Wright reports growing difficulty meeting manuscript demands as wartime strain tightens supply. The price of a rendition rises from 21 2 cents before the war to the current rate of 4 cents.
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Wright
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