4H Club Enrollments Open for 1957 Show
The 4H club announces enrollment for 1957 with focus on the Uintah Basin Jr Livestock Show on May 28-29. Age limits are 10 by November 1 and under 21. Club meetings set April 29 at the Uintah county courthouse garden club, May 3 entomology, May 10 forestry. Leaders include Duayne Eager, Tommy Frovstone, Gilbert Doll, and more to recruit youth.
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Wm. F. Farnsworth
Vernal District
Uintah Basin
Uintah County
Forest Service
Forest
Hatch Sisters Visit Relatives in Provo Trip
Mr and Mrs are Boulder residents. Mrs Hatch and Murray are sisters. The Hatchs left Monday for Provo to visit relatives.
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Mry
Boulder
Hatch
Murray
Hatchs
Provo
Western States Water and Power Conference Set
State Sen. B H Stringham will attend the Western States Water and Power Conference in Salt Lake City May 10 11. The event will feature noted water reclamation leaders from across the region including Con' ieresemen Hepites Kerwan who has accepted to address the meeting Kirwan chairs the House Appropriations subcommittee for the energy. The conference is described as a powerhouse of power men with speakers from Congress state officers REA co ops labor and public power sectors.
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B.H. Stringham
Colorado River Basin
Western States
Salt Lake City
Simpson
Hepites Kerwan
Ohio
Ion
Kirwan
House
Hong
Congress
State
REA
Labor
National Farmers Union
Utah Cooperative Asia
Private Power
T Municipal Power
Ed Johnson Named To River Group Amid Blockade Talk
Former Governor Ed Johnson appointed Colorado representative on the Upper Colorado River Commission replacing Frank Delaney. Utah Water and Power Board official Joy RB Stringham noted tensions as California presses for upstream Colorado River use, signaling a potential blockade at every step.
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Ed Johnson
Colorado
Upper
Hchols
Frank Delaney
Gienpool Bprings
Joy RB
Stringham
Utah Water and Power Board
Salt Lake City
California
Conference in Utah Capitol on water and power projects
Delegates from public and private power sectors along with congressional members gathered in the Utah Capitol for an educational conference. Simpson said no immediate action is expected, as attendees address water reclamation and related electric power projects amid ongoing public power concerns.
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Utah
Simpson
Fifth Amendment shields guilty and innocent alike
A discussion on the Fifth Amendment and its role in congressional investigations. The piece argues that while committees may inquire, they lack judicial power, and public opinion should wait for full facts before judging. It stresses the need to avoid preemptive verdicts and to protect witness rights.
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United States
Washington
Egainst
Congressional
Congress
Congressional Committee
Oa i
State Farm unveils auto policy with catastrophe protection
The State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company introduces a new auto coverage that expands basic protections and adds major medical expense provisions. The policy pays the first 1000 dollars of medical costs from injuries and covers 80 percent of further expenses up to five thousand dollars per person. It applies to all household members with no per accident limit on insured persons.
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Adlai H. Rust
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bul Pacobe
Joral
Zaid
Peatta
Btate Penn
Farm program in Uintah Basin highlights better farming efforts
Leon C. Micheelsen reports Uintah Basin farmers participate in the Better Farming For Better Living program. James E. Crosby of the Federal Extension Service notes rising costs and falling prices strain agriculture while efforts focus on improving varieties, irrigation, soil and conservation.
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Touriheg Wtal
Far Fe
Better Farming
Uintah Basin
Leon C. Micheelsen
Usag
Utah
James E. Crosby
Washington, D. C
Division of Agricultural Programs
Federal Extension Service
Crosby
Utal
Marden Broadbent
Bruce Anderson
Paul Christensen
Lloyd Clement
Uintah
Aid Sgriculbrs
Very Guilty Te He OE Ne ACA AE Es Fe AK CE IE Tar Pore
Readable fragments describe a legal or court context with possible guilt or judgment. Names and places are unclear. The text reads as a fragmentary OCR segment, lacking coherent nouns or dates but suggesting a verdict theme within a historical newspaper snippet.
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Young Men Eye Junior Livestock Show
Etley Beack
Todd Shool
PTA
Charles Edwards
Keith Winterton
Lowell Roberts
Donald Schmidt
Guy Coleman
Giveen
Lowell Coleman
Kathleen Squire
Spencer Squires
Colleen Allred
Clyde Allred
Max Abbott
Loren Kons
Russel Roa
W. Russel Todd School
Earl Gardner
Gardner
Tilis Denver
Kay Dean Arnold
Ealt Lake City
Kay Arnolds
Ned Gines
Karen
Jerry
Mr. Gined
Stake
Douglas Kettle
Tayloryville
von Haplem
Roosevelt
Lawrell Roberts
Wisconsin
Cougin
Max Todd
Mr. Roberts
Alterra
Tod School
Russel
Todd
Randlett
Indian Bellef Society
Goellon Johnson
BYU
Ercil Johnsons
Rhode Turner
Kent Gneitting
Lewiston
Idaho
Jesse Hullingers
Allen Thompson
Portland
Ora
William. Jenkins
Thompson
Jenkins
Hart Gardners
Karl Shisler
Tom Shisler
LDS Hospital
Mant Paulson
Duchesne
Shisler
Roosevelt Hospital
Kenneth Sprouse
Alta Kimball
Lela Merrill
Sarah Norton
Lapoint Atveral
von Haslem
Golden Collins
Russel Todd
Earl McKonnas
Earl Shister
Relief Society
Beatrice Lundberg
Sharon Rasmussen
Ole Rasmussens
Mited
LaRane
Med Jorsville
Sylvan Richens
Charles Richens
Salt Lake
PREK
Putuar
U. S
Earth Cateline Medol
Alan Waterman
National Boletion Foundation
Lett
Bea
Allen Rilender
Sdn
Warren Magoasos
Wash
Western States Water and Power Conference
Cratem Daviders
Shields
Stork
Mate Sorvey
Ashley Valley
Cos
Angeles
Beautiful
Texaple View
Titifaine
Oreo Sania
Mosica Iva
Los Angeles
LDS Temple
Titus and
Westgragd
Vaa
Owien Abd Beaanacig
Mercury
Suifs
Igss
Socal
Signee
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