State not sacrificing deer to beef, Utah official says
Mark Anderson, director of the Utah Fish and Game Department, defends against claims he favors cattle interests. He says Utah plans controlled deer hunts to reduce overpopulation, not to sacrifice deer for cattle, and aims to benefit deer ranges and 60,000 hunters without harming cattle interests.
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Utah Fish and Game Department
Mark Anderson
Utah Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Anderson
Balt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Deer Hunts Stir Controversy Across Lands
Deseret News quotes concern over claims that deer hunts serve cattle interests and reduce cattle grazing by driving deer herd reductions, reflecting extremist rhetoric on both sides of the Unis oid controversy.
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Unis Oid
Deseret News
Pheasants May Be Moved From Congested Areas
Utah fish and game officials plan to trap surplus upland birds from congested areas and distribute them statewide because farmers report crop damage from pheasants. Richfield may offer the best hunting this year, says Mark Anderson. He notes large flocks in Sevier Valley and claims Sevier County has a well stocked pheasant habitat.
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Fish and Game
Utah
Richfield
Mark Anderson
Salt Lake
Elds
Sevier Valley
Sevier County
Southerns Struck by Drought As Fruits Arrive From Salt Lake
Thirty years ago on April 21 1892 reports note southern states suffering from drought and snowfalls while Mr and Mrs Jerry Hatch Jr announce the birth of a baby boy. Fruit trees arrive from Salt Lake and farmers plant orchards amid continuing winter conditions.
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Southern
Jerry Hatch Jr
Salt Lake
Sheep Men Prepare For County Schools Budget
Fragmentary excerpt notes the county school budget for the year, mentioning 611000 dollars and teachers salaries, with a focus on preparations by sheep men and a comparison to January conditions.
Uintah County Health Record Shows Low Death Rate
Uintah County reports a favorable health year with a state low death rate of 8.2 per 1000. There were 13 577 live births, a birth rate of 24.6 per 100 population. Typhoid and Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases are noted with vaccinations urged. Four Uintah County deaths occurred from Rocky Mountain fever and two from tularemia.
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Utah
Wilam H. McKay
United States
Uintah County
Uintah
Fragmentary Health Statistics Match Historical Tick Marks
Reading a rough OCR fragment shows a list of disease codes and state counts such as tuberculosis and typhoid fever with numbers like 1-0 34-10 18-2 43-47 2-0 20 and 3-0 with references to whooping cough and tularemia. The text appears to be a statistical table or ledger from a public health report.
Water finds oil near San Juan County well
Norman D. Nevill, famed San Juan County river boatman, reported he drilled a water well near his home to 200 feet and struck oil. He says the oil is not drinkable, but the state publicity and industrial development commission notes oil has been found at several San Juan district points, typically burnable in cars in hot weather.
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Norman D. Nevill
Calorado River
San Juan County
Une State Publicity and Industrial Development
Neville
San Juan
Three Divorces Granted in District Court Here
District Court term presided by Judge Dallas H Young grants three divorces Nellie Rae Kiser later Nel lie Rae Lewis from Alfred M Kiser Reed Hell from Elva Qarrell Hall and Reva Barney Snell from Raymond Pred Snell Custody of a minor child awarded in each case An interlocutory decree issued Also matters including estates and dissolution petitions continued or granted and admin appointments recorded.
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Dallas H. Young
Nellie Rae Kiser
Alfred M. Kiser
Nellie Rae Lewis
Reed Hell
Elva Qarrell Hall
Reva Barney Snell
Raymond Pred Snell
Kno
Ten Hatch
Charles A. Hatch
George E. Cartrell
Benjamin Gook
Valley Fuel Supply Company
Uintah Gas ‘Company
Peter A
Uintah Public Schools Close Year. Student Officers Elected
Uintah public schools close the year on Friday May 5 as A H Kneale superintendent of the Indian Department at Fort Duchesne announces the election of the student body officers for the coming year at Uintah Academy. Officers include Lowe Ashton and Fer-4.
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Uintah Public Schools
A. H. Kneale
Indian Department
Fort Duchesne
Uintah Academy
Lowe Ashton
Fer
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