Bureau Opens 104 More Farm Units in Wyoming
One hundred four farm units of about 130 acres each open for homestead settlement in the Heart Mountain division of the Bureau of Reclamation. Eleven thousand eighty acres irrigable, 116 acres per unit. veterans of World War II given preference. Applications due by July 12 at 2 pm. locations around Cody and near Ralston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Mountain
Bureau of Reclamation
Shoshove
Wyoming
William C Whitaker
Uintah County
Averue
K. F. Vernon
Billings
Mont
Bureau
Coys Wyn
R. H. Workinger
Biz Horn District
Bureau ,of Reclamation
Cody
Ralston
Wyo
Riverton
Traffic Deaths Decline Slightly in 1948
The Travelers Insurance Companies report 1948 traffic deaths fell about one percent to 32 200 from 92 500 in 1947 while injuries rose eight percent. Personal injuries totaled 1 471 000 the all time high. Excessive speed remained the leading cause with youth drivers aged 18 16 to 24 responsible for a disproportionate share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Insurance Companies
Jesse W. Randall
Travelers
America
Community Notes from Rawlins and Surrounding Areas
Davis Nanimi Slaugh reports visitors at the Collier home in Rawlins with Mrs. Joe M. Long and Henry Slaugh visiting relatives. Junius Goodrich and family of Sandy visited Chas and Mrs. Goodrich. Harlen Collier aged 11 suffers a leg infection. Stake missionaries Bowden and Ruppe held a cottage meeting at the Brucher home with Inn Chivers leading singing and Stella Richards as principal speaker. William Brucher took an early week trip to Steamboat Springs. A 1948 1947 state-wide record comparison analyzes ages, sexes, roads, weather, vehicle types, and accident factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe M. Long
Rawlins
Wyo
Frank Collier
Henry Slaugh
Salt Lake City
Elia Slaugh
Junius Goodrich
Sandy
Chas. Goodrich
Harlen Collier
Wesley
Utah Researchers Win Cancer Grants From American Society
University of Utah medical school researchers receive 37 196 in research grants from the American Cancer Society this year bringing two year Utah cancer research spending to 65 602 59. Mrs Emil de Neuf Utah division commander urges public support as Cancer Control month ends emphasizing cancer as the nation s No 2 killer and funds support education detection centers and needy patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah Medical School
American Cancer Society
Emil de Neuf
Utah
American Cancer Society Research Department
University of Utah
Field House Reflects on Kathy Fiscus Rescue
The Utah Field House of Natural History honors the public spirit shown during the Kathy Fiscus rescue. The piece lauds selfless action and global empathy as a hopeful sign for humanity beyond material concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Untermann
Utah
Field House of Natural History
Kathy Fiscus
California
America
Kathy
Field House
KJAM Inaugurates Concert Hall with Major Orchestras
KJAM Radio opens the KJAM Concert Hall airing daily 8 to 8:30 p.m. Lee Walker, station manager, announced the initiative featuring famed orchestras such as the New York Philharmonic and Chicago Symphony and vocalists including Lily Pons and Nelson Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KJAM
Lee Walker
New York Philharmonic
Chicago Symphony
St. Louis Symphony
Philadelphia Orchestra
Christopher Lynch
Lily Pons
Nelson Eddy
Kitchen Step Ladders Urged for Home Use
A speaker argues homeowners cannot afford a step stool yet ignores the cost of hospital care for broken limbs. He urges keeping a kitchen step stool ready for frequent use and not stored away, citing performers and others as examples.
Vernal construction projects advance with city offices and LDS wards
Main in Vernal will be ready in 60 days. A 25 by 80 foot lava block building will house offices and store space, with a 200 by 200 foot lumber yard planned. Vernal to get a $30,000 city office and fire station on Ist North and Ist West this summer. bids after plans bounce. Waite Motor Co. near completion with Studebaker showroom and pumps installed. Vernal Third LDS ward Uintah stake building works toward a July 24 dedication. Glines and Naples ward chapels also progressing toward simultaneous dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 40
Vernal Third Lds ward-Uintah
1St South
5Th
Glines
Naples
LDS
MIA Achievement Night Highlights Local Ward Event
Doris E. Glines reports on the MIA achievement night held Tuesday April 19 at the ward chapel. Readings by Mrs. Tom Timothy Eugene Case and Carolyn Searle. Vocal trio Twilight Time by RaNae Samuels Joleen Timothy and Marie Workman with Mrs. Hareld Cook. One act play Sally Takes a Bow directed by Mrs. Keith Brimhall. Cast listed. Junior girls sold candy under Mrs. Lee Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA
Ward Chapel
Tom Timothy
Eugene Case
Carolyn Searle
RaNae Samuels
Joleen Timothy
Marie Workman
Hareld Cook
Sally
Keith Brimhall
Glenda Rae Holfeltz
Mary Kaye Galley
Neila Gardiner
Melba Dow
Calcium in Lees A Hen Laying 200 Eggs Year
A hen producing about 200 eggs annually transfers roughly fourteen times her body calcium into the eggs. This highlights calcium's role in shell formation and the hen's bone health, reflecting early discussions on poultry nutrition and mineral balance.
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Davis Nanimi Slaugh
Dee
Showalter Motor CO
West
Cancer Fund
Helen _Traubel
Nadine Conner
Paul Robeson
Mr. Walker
Vernal
Doris E. Johnson
Orlan Watkins
Loreen Johnson
Rock Point
Trallel
Vernal Seminary
Ward
Eugene Cause Terry Fletcher
Glenda Rae Helfeltz
Boome Jenkins
Belva Perry
Karen Simper
Gwen Wardle
Elva L. White
Leah
Donna Lee Holfeltz
Mir
James Holfeltz
JoeHe Johnson
BYU
Provo
Ernest Johnson
Darlene Meacham
Gordon Offut
Fordice
Ark
Richard At
LDS Girls Leadership Committee
Ward Building’ Fund
Dy Lee
Danuser
Ford Tractor
Murdock Machinery CO
East Main
UCR
O. P. Skaggs System
Clapps
Grapelade
Welch
Pablum
Grahams
O.P
Skagglee
Stores
Ie’ Sale
Swan Soap
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