Randlett couple restore farm through work and phosphate
Ralph and his wife Taylor, a young couple in the Ouray Valley, revived an abandoned six acre farm once unable to grow alfalfa. They restored fertility with organic matter and phosphate under AAA programs, expanded to 109 tons of hay from 27 acres, plan five barley, 10 to 12 cows, and 40 hogs. The Taylors reorganize irrigation for efficiency while continuing phosphate use, seen as a model for others starting outarczy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Taylor
Randlett
Jane
Taylors
Ouray Valley
Ralph
Tle
Taylor
AAA
Dedeh
AAA Committee
Taylora
Dudley
Property Auction Notice From Vernal Washington
A county notice describes a personal property listing with an auction offer. The text references a timetable and location for the sale, including lot and parcel identifiers and a public sale broadcast, inviting bids.
Notice of tax sale parcels in Utah counties
Public notice lists parcels with descriptions in Uintah and Emery counties, including sections, townships, ranges, and fractions. Names mentioned include Alma Seaman, Vinton Special Merkilan, P P Heinreich, and Arles Pope, with references to tax amounts, penalties, and costs tied to real estate listed for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Burny
Eaaly M Murray
Provo
Alan Seaman
South
Alma Eldridge
Roosevelt
Vinton
Beinning
Ene
P. Heidinreich
Barnesvile
Ranga
Helalareeh
Barnesville
Wien PB Felderen
Barnes
Swh
Tan
Cattle Testing Set Here May 5
Uintah County will hold Bangs disease tests for cattle from May 5 to May 9 with USAC official Winward and county agent Whitaker in the county. Breeding cattle entered for the Uintah County Junior Livestock Show on May 20 and 21 must be tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Willbeen
Whitakar
Winward
USAC
Whitaker
Uintah County
Tourist tour to major Utah and Colorado monuments announced
A staged tourist route is planned by Stewart Campbell to operate between Salt Lake City and Denver with trips to Monument Valley and other noted sites. The inaugural journey will cover the listed landmarks and several sections of the Colorado River country aboard a common carrier service on the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Campbell
Layton
Salt Lake City
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Honement Valley
Colorado Ri
Gold money to return as gold demand shifts worldwide
New York report quotes P M Anderson of Johannesburg predicting a long term recovery in gold demand amid economic uncertainty. He says about half of world gold is produced in South Africa with 18 million fine ounces annually until around 1992, then possibly lower as Asia and the Middle East grow as buyers. He notes US hold about two thirds of monetary gold and cites China and Russia as potential future producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mategato
P.M. Ander Aa
Johannesburg
South Atlas
South Africa
Anderson Sald
Anderson
Asia
India
Ching
Middle East
Anna Gelstty
Inald Anderson
Anderao
United States
Russia
Oil firms plan 50 million spend in mountain area
The Denver Post reports major oil companies plan more than 50 million dollars to expand in the Rocky Mountain region. Rebuilding and doubling capacity at Cooper, Wyoming, refineries precede bids for a Casper to Denver gasoline products line. Continental, Phillips and Standard Oil of Indiana push modernizations to refine increasing black oil, striking ahead of midcontinent rivals in a bid for aviation gasoline and other high-grade products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Rocky Mocmatn
Bia
Texas Sumpany
Casper
Standard Oil Company of Indiane
Casper Wye
Denver
Cheyenne
Wye
Drdcontinent
Wyoming
Phillips Petroleum
Continental Oil Company
Brighto Road
Rocky Mountain
Oll
Rocky Mountain Empire
Carter Oi Company
Billings
Mont
Carter
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
Continental
Elk Basin
Wyo
Elk Bazin
Relief Costs Climb As Prices Increase
Chicago based report from American Public Welfare Association notes rising relief costs across federal and local levels as prices inflate. Ample increases in federal aid to indigents accompany amendments to social security act. Wisconsin estimates total relief to reach 50 million over two years, Pennsylvania public assistance up sharply, King County welfare costs rise, Massachusetts towns plan higher allocations for child care and general relief while inflation strains budgets nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taporta
India
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
King County
Washington
Botingfeld
Masa
wMcluls
Arizona
VA Man Explains Hospital Service For Veterans
VA official Dr Warren A Colton clarifies outpatient versus inpatient care for veterans at Salt Lake area facilities. He urges veterans to use the outpatient clinic on 1410 South Redwood Road for service connected treatments and directs hospitalization requests through VA offices or Red Cross. Dental visits should go to local contact or regional offices. many veterans mistakenly seek dental care at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Colton
VA General Medical and Surgical Special
12Th Avenue
Ez” Streets
South
Redwood Road
Colton
Red Cross
Stedicar Cer
Burton
Frida
Tral Sebeod
Boipm
Uintah District to Administer GED Tests for Veterans
Uintah School District named to oversee Forms C and D of the GED tests for World War II veterans. Avard A. Rigby, district adult education director, designates testing agent and arranges facilities. Tests authorized by the American Council on Education aim to help veterans who did not complete high school earn equivalency certificates or diplomas to pursue higher education. First session at Vernal Central School Library on Saturday, September 29 at 8 a.m. Veterans may contact Rigby at the district office or Turton, veteran’s contact officer. Detachable collars for men’s shirts were first made in Troy, New York, around 1455.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Avard A. Rigby
Wigby
American Council On Education
Rigby
Vernal Central School
Omls Turton
Kiwanis Club hears Social Security talk at Gateway Cafe
Members met on April 17 at the Gateway Cafe where Sherm Ruesch spoke on Social Security’s strengths and gaps noting coverage limits highlighted by the Texas City disaster. Lincoln Dang promoted eye care and a May 8 Utah Kentucky basketball event for Boy Scouts fundraising. The board discussed programs as a May 24 meeting with an open forum agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thureday
Gateway
Sherm Ruesch
Mant
Ruesch
U Ot Uale
Rueech
Texas City
Utah
Lincoln AL Dang
Lother Jewelry
Utah-Kentucky Basketball Fame
Peg
Kiwanis Club
Lees
Hearing Clinic Held at Central School by State Service
Last weekend a hearing clinic at Central School interviewed 130 students and performed 4 auditory tests. Conducted by the State Public Health Service, it stressed self treatment for enrollments and was run by Velma Williams a Salt Lake social worker, Mery Webster, and Uintah County Health nurses Nettle O. Remington and Helen S. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
State Public Heart Service
Velma Willams
Salt Lake
Baggett Draws in Rough Battle at Springfield
In Springfield Tennessee Vic tor Baggett, 25, a substitute teacher, fought off seven parents at Adams School after his pupils chewed bubble gum and drank castor oil as a prank. Baggett refused to drink or expel urine the castor oil plan failed as he was roughed by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Victor Baggett
Adams
Baggett
Tay
Chicago Tourist Dies in Alaska? Dinosaur Lodge Death
Chicago resident A. Vincent Jordan, 62, died Monday evening at the Dinosaur Motor Lodge from a heart attack while returning from a West Coast trip with his wife. The body was taken to Chicago for burial after arrangements in Craig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vincent Jordan
Chicaago
Dinosaur Motor Lodge
PASTRY SHOP OPENS IN OGDEN WITH SALT LAKE VETERANS
Mr and Mrs Alfred Soft longtime Salt Lake residents opened a bakery on the east side of Ogden this week. They will reclaim their Danish Pastry line and other offerings soon. The Jets have operated bakeries in Utah Colorado and Wyoming for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Soft
Salt Lake
East
Oges
Duenish Pastry
Soft
Utah
Colorado
Milk Nutritive Claims From Daily Value Percentages
A readable fragment describes milk nutrition showing a quart supplying approximate percentages of daily needs for an average person. It lists calcium 100 percent, riboflavin 79 percent, phosphorus 49 percent, protein 40 percent, vitamin A 37 percent, niacin 0 percent, vitamin B1 28 percent, thiamin 18 percent, and women 44 percent.
Tourist catering industry cash income in four boroughs tale
The United States tourist catering industry is estimated to generate five million dollars in cash income annually. Four boroughs are identified among Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New Jersey and Minnesota as villages below the rank of cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Jersey
Minnesota
Cliles
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Anee
Ovnet Uni
Rome
Bouthysstern Uteh
Peartels
Jéahy
Marburg
Crermany
Secony-Vacuum of Company
Ita Cooper
Rocky Mountain District
Crookes
IND
Atlanta
Iva Wrest
Balt Lake
Ols L. Burton
Rerenee Paige
Troy
Iheigh
Wistes Srhieh
Dsenoke Pe Teudtele
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