Ute Indian Tribe Sets Deer Elk and Antelope Seasons
The Ute Indian Tribe Fish and Game Board proclaims tribal seasons for big game on Uintah and Ouray Reservation lands. General deer season runs with Utah’s 1960 season. one deer per full-blood Ute permit. Elk permits include 15 bull and 10 any sex. antelope ten buck permits. deer and antelope draw processes to Utah state rules. special archery deerPermits unlimited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UTE Fish and Game
Uintah and Ouray
Secretary of the Interior
Uintah and Ouray Reservation
State of
Utah
Utah State Board of Big Game Control
Utah State Department of Fish and Game
Hill Creek
Uled
Bonanza
Whiteriver
Red Wash
Sams, Dry
Avantaquila
Fish and Game Board
Utah State Board of Dig Game Control
Sale of Oil and Gas Leases on Uintah Lands Utah
The Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Uintah and Ouray Agency invites sealed bids by September 7, 1960, 2:00 PM Mountain Time in Fort Duchesne Utah for oil and gas mining leases on 940.92 acres of Tribal lands and 10,428.38 acres of allotted lands in Townships 19-22 East Salt Lake Meridian Uintah County Utah. Details and bid procedures are available from the Uintah and Ouray Agency Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of We Interior
Lureau of
Indian Affairs
Uintah and Ouray Agency
Fort Ducheane
Utah
Sealcd
Fort Duchesne
Manges
Salt Lake Meridian
Uintah County
Uintah and Ouray Indian Agency
Agitt
Uintah County Oil Production Shows Increase
Uintah County's June oil output totalled 542,403 barrels, about 17 percent of Utah's state total, up 26 percent from June 1959. Red Wash Field output rose to 2,015,570 barrels for the first half of 1969, Ashley Valley gains from new submersible pumps boosted Jen sen area production to 1,660 barrels first half. Utah’s June production fell 10 percent year over year to 3,159,938 barrels, with year to date around 19,945,046 barrels. May county sales reached 1,182,407 dollars, about 195,000 more than May 1959, reflecting higher county production. A Tribal Archery Deer Hunt permit was proclaimed for 1960, adding one additional deer to the Utah permit, with boundary and regulations to be issued soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinta
Uintah County
Red Wash Field
Ashley Valley
Jensen
Utahs
Utah Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Uintah
Uintah School District Seeks Milk Bids for 1960-61 Year
The Uintah School District Board invites sealed bids for the pure state milk supply for the 1960 61 school year. Bids due by August 18, 1960 at 8 pm. Frances Lenox, Clerk, Uintah School District Office. Right to reject any or all bids for cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of
Uintah
Frances Lenox
Board of Education
Unntah
Rural 411 Sunday Service at Maeser chapel
About 10 Rural 411 clubs from Maeser and Dry Fork gathered Sunday night July 28 at the Maeser chapel for a Rural 411 Sunday Service. The event featured flag presentation by Douglas Hacking and Gary McLean, pledge led by Cady Jenkins, songs under Lucy Hacking, a club prayer by Marsha Fox, a solo by Marilyn Hacking and Marsha and Connie Fox with Allen Fox, a Creed by Lucy Tacking’s club, a talk on service opportunities in the 411 Work by Clara Jenkins, and benediction by Dee Jenkins. Parents attended with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeser
Dry Fork
Douglas Hacking
Gary McLean
Cady Jenkins
Lucy Hacking
Marsha Fox
Marilyn Hacking
Marsha
Connie Fox
Allen Fox
Lucy Tacking
Clara Jenkins
Dee Jenkins
Humble to Brand Gas Stations Coast to Coast
The Humble Oil and Refining Company will place its name on service station facades across 39 states from Maine to the Pacific. Beginning mid August 1959, Humble will roll out the branding on stations in its Standard, Carter, and Oklahoma Panhandles divisions as production continues nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umble
Southwest
Maine
Pacific Coast
Humble of and Refining Company
Oklahoma
Stumble
ATL
Feso Standard and Carter
Humble Company
Livestock Grow Faster Says Ag Agent Farnsworth
Utah State University Extension Service agent Bill Farnsworth says cattle sheep and hogs grow faster with comfort in hot weather. Provide shade portable or natural, ample fresh water, salt and minerals, and cooling mist for hogs. keep feed and water nearby to reduce travel. The report links heat management to higher efficiency and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Farnsworth
Utah State University Extension Service
Farnsworth
Ballard Ladies Join Excursion Group
Ballard ladies join a three week Margaret Lund excursion leaving the Greyhound Bus Depot. Mrs Aszel Shisler travels with sister-in-law Mrs Stravasle Birchell of Vernal to Salt Lake City. The outing includes visits to Jail Cumorah pageant and Musuem sites. several Ballard residents attend wards’ activities and encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aszel Shisler
Slater
Stravasle Birchell
Vernal
Salt Lake City
Margaret Lund
Greyhound
Dewey Bentley
Green River
Wyo
William McClure
Sis Ters
Gerald Hatch
LaPuenta
Calif
Geralds
Jerry Match Martine
Paul D Reyes
Paul Reyes
Alterra
Camp Pendleton
Charles Winn
Ells Denver
Wallsburg
Denver
Westie Ercanbrack
Ballard Ward
Colorado Springs
Terry Ercanbrack
Max Cook
George Bingham
Lloyd Rasmussen
Lloyd, Hallett
Wade Pariih
Mark Kettle
Ralph Ercanbrack
Don Kettle
Rex Winn
Glenwood Springs
Lois Cook
Carol Betts
Oaks Park
Silver Needle Club
Priscilla Bingham
Ray Collins
Shirley Winn
JoAnn Bingham
Myrtle Winn
JoAnn Welns
Pauline Mulms
Linda Lundberg
Colo
William Scott
Scott
Harry Rolls
Neils
Bernice Lundberg
Roosevelt
H.L Lisoneibee
Ernest Winkler
Logan
Kert Winon
Salt
Community Visitors Gather for Alma Preece Home Weekend
The Mur ray reunion weekend at Alma Preece home brought many relatives and friends from Denver, Salt Lake City, and various towns. Notables include John Starkey and family, Neat Soderberg, the Winkler and Chivers groups, and numerous Andersons, Battys, and Powells visiting or returning from trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Preece
Tias
Alma Ps
Alma Preece
Murray
John Starkey
Denver
Neat Soderberg
Sandy
Jerry Anderson
Mike
Kearna
Preece
Starkeya
Howard Wiswell
Salt Lake City
Niles Mastem
Yatty, Verona
Mac’ Lynn Winkler
Lagan
Dianny Chivers
Rae Lynn
Verona Winkler
Elyno Kidd
Oaks Park
Patty Winkler
Janet Robbins
Kim Abplan al
Kathy
Ivan Batty
Betty Jo
Floyd Hall
Baldles
Wayne Swett
Slater
Colorado
Wayne
Swetts
Henry Nelson
Roonevelt
MIA
Ashbey Ward
Sally Swett
Melba Alfred
Harry Kidder
Elmo Reynolds
East Park
Liza Merrington Niles Haslem
Ada Anderson
John Sunday
Gerry and
Judy Powell
John Powell
Weekend Visits Report From Neola and Surrounding Areas
Local social notes list visits among families in Neola, Duchesna, Mountain Home, Clearfield, Salt Lake City, and Baldies area. Names include Harrison, Neal, Snow, Sareison, Wanems Dutcher, Cook, Duncan, Allred, Twitchell, Sheffer, and Marr. Primary conference held at the chapel with theme Hold the Door Open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm G. Neal
Mountain Home
Idaho
Milo Snow
Clearfield
L B Harrison
C W Marrson
Duchesna
L. C. Sareison
Wanems Dutcher
Salt Lake City
Della Cook
Mary Duncan
Neola
Jack Shefter
Dee Ross
Triedell
Claude Allred
Marold Twitchell
Mra
Lula Twitchell
Primary Stake Board
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Indian ‘Tribe Fish and Game Department
Duchess, Utah
US 40
Ambrose Wasit
Roy J, Ankerpont
AG & SI
Humble
Choice Real Estate
Napleg
Lapoint
Masser
Naples
Ashley
State Farm Mutual Agent Automobile — Fire and Life Insurance
Slaugil Real Estate and Insurance Local
Ballard Ladies
Ellen Bracken
Erna Stella
Molyeaux
Truth Stole
Wayne Chotate
California
W L Brisbin
Charles Bartlett
George Bracken
Lynn Bracken
Sandy Jon
Tryce
Zions Canyon
Pine Valley
Washington County
Salt Lake
Maye
Smad
Amertes
Hadley-Mayflower
East Lake City
Jonn E. Jones
Daniel Harrison
Far Alty
Rangely
Cojo
Lily Wilson
The
Baldies
Blue Mountain Antennas
Main
Jamaica
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