Uintah Basin Paper Mill Proposed at Snowflake Arizona
Last August a new pulp and paper mill was groundbreaking in Snowflake Arizona with a 40 million dollar investment. It would be the first newsprint mill in the Southwest, start up in November producing Kraft and Hxerboort, with newsprint a month later. The project promises 1000 new jobs and keeps dollars in the region through local raw materials from Ponderosa pine, waste lumber, and regional pulpwood. The Uintah Basin timberland and Ashley National Forest offer vast timber resources, and the Chamber of Commerce and San Francisco Chemical Co. interest could spur rail expansion to attract industry and boost the rural economy.
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Kraft Paper
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Uintah Basin
Ashley National Forest
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
San Francisco Chemical Co
How Long Is Temporary
An editorial in The Saturday Evening Post argues the federal gas tax remains unjustly high, tracing temporary rates since 1932. It notes the 1959 and potential 1960 increases under the highway program, urges returning the tax to three cents, and cites public sentiment and beneficiary groups beyond highway users.
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Saturday Evening Post
Post
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Defense Department
the Post
Congress
Ind’ News
Lions Club Sees Sweden Pictures At Vernal Event
Lions Club event at Vernal featured Clark Childs of Clearfield presenting Sweden pictures to members and hosting exchange students from Viehans International. Buell Bennett explained a proposed valley-wide water system while musical selections included Colleen Hammond’s Dance Negro and a piano duet by Colleen and Whitey Hammond.
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Lions Club
Sweden
Sarepi Coto
Vernal Lions 'Club
Clark Childs
Clearfield
Viehans International
Farm ‘Youth Exchange
Ftudenktwas
Wm. F. Farnsworth
Es Iy
Buell Bennett
Vernal
Colleen Hammond
Negro” Sand
Whitey Hamamond
Hard Work at the Zoo After Elephant’s Death
The zoo mourns its only elephant who died of old age. The trainer perseveres through grief while a colleague suggests easing the burden. The trainer reveals the grim task of digging the grave, underscoring the toll of loss on caretakers.
Freeman warns on farm costs and consumer misunderstanding
Testimony before the Agriculture Committee by Secretary Orville Freeman highlights the gap in public understanding of agriculture. He argues farmers contribute to national prosperity and security, dispels myths of subsidies, and notes that food remains a bargain as farmer output per hour has risen while farm family incomes lagged behind the broader economy.
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Orville Freeman
Mouse Agriculture Committee
Freeman
Mgr. Freemen
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Amerca
Freaaman
America
Russia
Story of self-sufficiency from farms and cities
Four people on farms feed themselves while only six others in cities. We need to tell and retell that story, Mr. Freeman said.
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Happy Hog Growers Hold April 8 Meeting at Nash Home
Leland Gotfredson reports the Happy Hog Growers met April 8 at Ray Nash's home with twelve members and one visitor. John Gotfredson led a three lane meeting, discussions covered pig and livestock topics, followed by activities and refreshments.
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John Gotfredson
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R. Farmer
el Rancho
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Italy
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First Security Bank
First Security
X*ray
cLaus Lse Mente One
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Feay Books
Lloyd’s, Motor Service
Heiriroom
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