Ashley National Forest plans grazing permit rules and forestry course
Supervisor Anderson says cattlemen will be refused grazing permits unless they label cattle properly. Seven thousand head are on the range with good grazing. A forestry course arranged with Utah Agricultural College Logan begins January 4 for ten weeks led by district supervisors. Each office may send one ranger yearly with pay and travel reimbursements.
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Anderson
Ashley National Forest
Agricultural College
Logan
Vernal
Uintah Range
Bowles’ Unii
Whiterocks
Uintah
Lake Fork
Weather Bureau
Dyer Mountain
Whaterocka
Sheep Valuation Boost Rejected by State Board
State Board of Equalization did not raise Uintah County sheep assessments as feared. County Commissioner Bates argued against higher values, noting 90 percent of sheep were already assessed and 16 percent had shipped out of state, avoiding double taxation. In Uintah, value would rise from 260 to 360 per head. other counties saw smaller or no increases.
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Uimtah
State Board of Equalization
John C. Bates
Salt Lake
Comisssoners
Staten
Pinte
Box Elder
Sanpete
Summit
Carbon
Rich
Tooele
Emery
Joab
Iron
Millard
Utah
Wasatch
Garfield County
Catlie
Denver Traveler Visits With Daughter During Short Leave
J. M. Garrett of Denver stopped in en route from Salt Lake to visit his daughter Dr. Garrett O'Donnell for a few days this week. Mrs Garrett, who had been here for weeks, returned home Thursday morning. This was Garrett's first vacation in fourteen years. He is about 66 years old and appeared to be around 40.
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J. M. Garrett
Denver
Salt Lake
Garrett O'Donnell
Demand for Gilsonite Says Moore of American Asphalt rises
Milton Moore president and Barron vice president of the American Asphalt Association toured Utah and Colorado visiting Vernal Salt Lake Glenwood Springs. He cites rising Gilsonite demand from about 9 000 to 28 000 tons yearly and notes price effects from freight-rate cuts. Various local notices follow about typhoid, smallpox, repairs, and personnel moves.
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Moore
American Asphalt Association
Milton Moore
P Barron
St Louis
Wm Vernal
Salt Lake
Utah
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Glenwood
Tta
Gilson Asphaltour Company
Uintah Railway
Mr. Barron
Man Suffering Typhoid Fever Reported At Local Home
Alfred Shupp returned from the reservation at the start of the week and complained of illness. A physician diagnosed typhoid fever after an examination and he is now staying at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Blurt for care.
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Alfred Shupp
Shupp
A. L Blurt
State Plans help from federal expert against alfalfa weevil
Farmers gain aid from Dr. L. O Howard, a U.S. Department entomologist, to combat the alfalfa weevil threatening crops in parts of the state. He will provide assistance to stamp out the pest and support agricultural efforts.
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L. O Howard
Colton Family Plans California Move from Maeser Ward
Adelbert Colton and his family prepare to depart Salt Lake for California after selling their Maeser Ward farm. His son Adelbert Colton Jr and family will join the journey, with Clifford Samuelga and Clifford Young, attorneys, accompanying the party as far as Salt Lake.
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Adelbert Colton
Maeser Ward
California
Famly
Clifford Samuelga
Clifford Young
Aonato Law
Mr Colton
Wil
Salt Lake
Lawn Party Lights Up Home With Lanterns And Music
Miss Ella Coltharp and guests hosted a bright lawn party at Mrs. W. P. Coltharp's home last Saturday night. The lawn's Japanese lanterns lit a dancing canvas while Swam brothers provided music. Miss Ehrlich served refreshments as about fifty people attended and a midnight lunch followed.
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Ella Coltharp
Misa Nell Preece
Juanita Ehrlich
Louwe Jorgensen
Martin
W. P. Coltharp
Swam Brathers
Misa Venice Burton
Muss Edith Samuela
Misa Katherine
Ehrrich
Indians Cattle Die of Black Leg on Reservation
Indian cattle on the reservation are dying from Black leg with about 30 or more deaths among vaccinated and unvaccinated herds. Captain Hall escorted veterinary Ira Massey to vaccinate, facing owner objections. roughly 60 head vaccinated amid broader concerns about disease timing and grazing conditions.
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G Hall
Ira Massey
Massey
Hall
William Wash
County Eyes Green River Bridge Site for Next Meeting
County commissioners study possible bridge locations along the Green River and will decide on a site at the upcoming meeting. The panel plans to select a final location after review.
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Green River
Hodgkinson Transported for Surgery After Injury
Louis Hodgkinson was brought into Vernal from Stoeckmore last Saturday with a broken leg. Four others were injured in the same incident, with Hodgkinson suffering a break between the ankle and knee. He rode into Stockmore for temporary relief before Tewan transported him to Vethal for a three day surgical visit. The injured man is the son in law of A. A. Haws.
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Louis Hodgkinson
Vernal
Stoeckmore
Stockmore
Hodgkinson
Tewan
Vethal
Law
A. A. Haws
Boom Predicted As Myton Booms On Irrigation Project
A renowned gentleman buys eight Myton townsite lots and more purchases are expected. The Uintah Chieftain declares Myton near a great boom as irrigation work on the South Myton beach progresses. It forecasts population rising to two to eight thousand in two or three years. Mr Alexander returns from Denver and the latest Chieftain issue is praised.
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Myton
Lota
Uintah
Myton Beach
Alexander
Denver
Nelson released in Rock Springs linked to Jarvie murder
Doe Nelson, arrested in Rock Springs Wyoming as a possible John Jarvie murder suspect, was released after saying he walked from Land er and headed to Utah. George Lohman of Powet of Recks vouched Nelson was not the suspect. investigators continue to pursue the murderers.
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Doe Nelson
Rock Springs
Wyoming
John Jarvie
Nelson
Lander
Utah
Jarvie
George Lohman
Powet
Recks
Van Wyck Inspectors Vernal Visit Delivers Entertainments
Mr. Van Wyck, inspector of government surveys, spent several days in Vernal. He is described as a mind reader and presented entertainments for local young people during his stay.
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Ashley Forest
Uintah County
Gilsonite
Andy Morrison
Sakt Lake
May Hall
Canada
Mrs Hall
Philip Stnngham
Vernal Milling & Light Company
Jensen
Charles Hutcheon
Winterocks
Messere Aleans
Ward
Preece
Bryant
Government Irrigation Service
Coltharp
Seymour
Dubendorf
Stone, Galloway, Sharp and
Cogspell
Grand Canyon
Leon Pach
Pack 19
Poatafhee
Charlie McMahon
John Rodgers
Fnc
McMahon
Ohio
Mr Rodgers
Massachusetts
Woodpecker
Mase Isabelle DeMoigy
Boise City
Portland
Seattle
Miss Aka Newcomb
Misa DeMoisy
Interior Department
Wilson
Colorado River
Congress
Bond
Glctary Carhpany Mivaek
William Anderson
Mr. LaGrange
Mr. Anderson
Ol Men of
Hooper
the Clothiers
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