Vernal Mayor Urges Long Range City Growth Plan
Mayor B H Stringham told the city council Vernal must plan for a population of at least 30 000 in the coming years. He warned two past site choices for the airport and county hospital were mistakes and urged forward planning to harness anticipated water, oil and power developments in the Uintah basin centered on Vernal.
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Vernal
West
Colorado
Uintah Basin
Utah State Press
Alan
Green Lakes
Utah
Association
Utah State Press Assn
B. H. Stringham
Bureau of Reclamation
Vérnal
Freedom Train Exhibit Arrives in Vernal Public Display
The Vernal office receives a replica Freedom Train display featuring Jefferson's rough draft of the Declaration Washington letter extracts Lincoln Gettysburg draft Revere Star Spangled Banner tape and a Bill of Rights plaque. The exhibit will move to the public hall then be given to schools for permanent educational use.
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O Telephone
Jefferson
George Washington
Lincoln
Paul Revere
Framela Scout Key
Boswell
Republicans Criticize Truman Push for Congress Return
Congress faces pressure as President Truman calls a special session amid cost of living and social program fights. Observers say the move shifts the fall election focus to Truman versus Dewey, with OPA, civil rights, housing and other issues in play amid international tensions and a 30 day session forecast.
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Congress
Republican Party
Truman
Tom Dewey
New York
80Th
Herbert Brownell
Dewey
Philadelphia
1 Warren
California
Es Congress
Warren
Germany
Messures
Westion
OPA
Local Social Notices From Ballard Area Mention Visits And Events
Ballard Elien Bracken reports several visiting relatives in Bluebell and Salt Lake. Los Angeles guests Ralph Labrum visit Coston home. Nell Howell from Sandy stays with David Lundberg. Evel y n Brighton and Marilyn, with Mrs Haines, travel to Salt Lake to visit kin and church. Seminary building plans announced for nearby corner site. Earl Bracken trips to Ogden for stock and fruit. Mrs Clyden Olds of Tillamook undergoes major surgery. Bellard Elders quorum hosts party with roast wieners and ice cream. Elton Kettle wired for electricity work in Randlett. Erald Wiscomb plans BYU trip. Pomgies and infant head to Salt Lake. Lorraine Assen on weeklong vacation. Wile undergoes operation at Roosevelt Hospital. Lorin Stevens and Andersons host visitors from Price. Ballard 4-H members attend Engle PepMent at Wolf Creek Pass.
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Azel Seeley
Eadar
Bluebell
Ralph Labrum
Los Angeles
Edi Coston
Parits
Coston
Alva
Nell Howell
Sandy
David Lundberg
Evelyn Brighton
Marilyn
Brighton
Haines
Salt Lake
LDS. Church
the. George
Bracken
Earl
Elton Kettle
Randlett
Erald
Angus Anderson
Brother
Mr. Anderson
Lapola
Ballard
Engle Perpment
Wolf Creek Pass
Wee
Anderson
Eksy An Anderson
Ear
Faith in the Soil Is Encouraged
National farm publications unite in August to promote soil conservation. Charles E. Sweet urges custodianship of the soil as a priceless national heritage and a duty to preserve fertility for future generations.
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America
Charles E. Sweet
Agricultural Publishers
Asin
Pey Maerchandis
Family notes highlight birthday and visits
Winn. sans family. Wednesday, ever in honor of Mr. Andes, son's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson of Green River City, Wyo., visited their cousin, Mrs. George Birack, on Wednesday.
Work on Hanna Pumping Station Continues
The Hanna pumping station two miles east of Hanna Duchesne County near Wolf Creek will be ready for operation in three months. It will handle up to 10 38 000 barrels of oil per day and radiate pressure to push crude from Rangely Colorado to Salt Lake City via a 185 mile line. Brown Lane Co leads a crew of 45 on the project with 15 men in living quarters.
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Say Lake Espallns
Pany's Rell
Hanns
Duchesne County
Wolf Creek
C. We Hater
Duchesne
Peete
Colo
Helds
Salt Lake City
Brown
Lane Co
Iself
Ted ‘Smith
Buffalo
Ed Lynch
Berkeley
Wendell. Rollins
Salt Lake
United State
Asparagus Production Centers in the United States
In 1945 the United States used 126 258 acres for commercial asparagus farming. About half of this acreage was in California with principal production in Sacramento San Joaquin San Fernando and Imperial valleys. Large scale production remains limited to a few localities.
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United States
California
Sacramento
San Joaquin
San Fernando
Imperial Valleys
Advertising value and impact in newspapers discussed
An old note argues newspaper advertising drives retail growth, citing New York executives and large annual spend. It notes readers favor ads and that a typical 40 inch ad weekly reaches many families, presenting estimated costs and economic influence.
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New York
Readon
Soil conservation effort aids local resource use
The Conservation Service the AAA county agents the Forest Service the National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management assist local people in applying soil conservation principles to their use of national resources. It was reported.
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Conservation Service
The
AAA
Forest Service
National Park Service
Bureau of Land Management
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Rowland Hall School For
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Gissa
Allred Glass Shop
Stam and
Sweeney
Smith
Colemere
Peter Enieine
Finemie
Efe Tacoma
Colemere’s Furniture and Appliance Co
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