Oil Boom in Williston A Bet on North Dakota's Future
The Williston Basin in northwest North Dakota has drawn heavy American oil investment since 1950, with 183 producing wells and 143 dry holes. Daily output could reach 200 000 barrels by 1963, but transportation and marketing pose major challenges as industry players back their assessments with sizable capital.
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Williston
North Dakota
Géologista
Aha
United States
Williston Basin
Walla
Hive
Ito
Jay
American teens face hunger and nutrition crisis in study
A nutrition study funded by the Good Luck Division and Pennsylvania health authorities finds over half of American teens from varied backgrounds are seriously undernourished. It calls for more home cooking, regular meals, and higher quality protein and fats to support growth and health. The report notes infant feeding is generally better, but 8 to 18 year olds show a sharp drop in diet quality, highlighting the need for better eating habits and routines at home.
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Paul
Beery Mack
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania Health Department
Iwaid
Good Luck
Lover Brothers
Hoth
Coloy
Leota Ronda Searle Injures Thumb At Pump Incident
Fragmentary report notes Leota Ronda Searle injured her thumb during a pressure pump incident. Mention of Ronald L. Searle and local residents recalls a ward gathering and a Relief Society convention in Roosevelt this Wednesday.
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Jean Hegere Honan Searle
Ronald Leslie
Bernard
Tyan Roferd
Ted Relief Society
Roosevelt
Randlett H Church Family Visits Noted in Local Activities
Viola Jensen reports a series of visits and social events in Randlett. The Church family and relatives from Provo Salt Lake City and Washington attended gatherings at the Mayne Pickup Jensen and Wall homes. Various neighbors and extended families shared meals and outings including fishing trips and Relief Society convention attendance.
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Viola Jensen
Hayden W. Church
Cal
Mayne
J. E. Jensen
Mes. Jensen
Mrs. Church
Barton Dewel
Gon Leland
Provo
Lawrence C. Wall Dr
Wall
Dewel
Edgar Jensen
Salt Lake
Hazel
Vila Brough
Nelie Harris
Donna Piccua
Whiteracks
Jesse
Mra
Tylor
Me Naylor
Ira Wilson
Frank
Min L. Jarman
Jarman
Idaho
Tanaid
Relief Society
Elt
Tula Brow
Ada Kup
Harel 2
Planish Harris
Livy Handler
Peakers
Novellderean
Lawrence C. Wi Ernestita
William Chandler
Polerie
Kenneth Storia
Frank McMull
Lester Harris
Zon James
Sandy
Frank Iter
McMullennd
Morris
James EB. Jensen
Gheldon Lewis
Hayden W. Fammiy
Cla
Eres Familly
Redondo
Randlett
Leota
Stanlegensen
Ian Mine
Shetter
Lake City
Ann King
Pro
Survey reports Utah ranges greatly improved this year
A late July and early August Weather Bureau and Bureau of Agricultural Economics summary notes summer and fall ranges in Utah are much improved. Southern Utah shows best gains with high elevation ranges improving and some lower ranges with short feed. northern Utah saw lighter rains but better winter prospects for the desert areas.
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Utah
U.bureau of Agricultural Economica
Weather Bureau
Roosevelt Board Votes to Retain 30 Mill Tax Levy
Roosevelt City votes to keep a 30 mill levy for 1852 with allocations to general purposes water works street maintenance and public affairs finance departments. The breakdown lists 6 mills general, 5 mills street and wares, 4 mills for dedicated purposes, 2 mills city audit, 5 mills maintenance and memorials, 8 mills interest and rolling fund for a total of 30 mills.
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Roosevelt Board
Roosevelt City
Counsh
Department of Public
Harvest Acreage Up Across State Despite Early Frost Risk
Crop prospects show harvest area up about ten percent from last year with yield expectations improving if early frosts do not occur. The report notes higher acreage and favorable conditions, signaling a strong season ahead.
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Eboy
Coal Plant Closures Hit Textile Jobs Across Nation
Bituminous coal is used in about 1,000 textile plants nationwide. The text notes economic effects from coal use and mentions Midland Texas as a regional reference in a fragmented report.
Discovery of palladium at stadium by Wollaston sparks interest
A fragment notes Willam Hyde Wollaston, a British scientist, covering palladium at a stadium site. The text also mentions that more than 70 percent of all coal produced in the state tape somes from purfaca, conveying a sense of industrial focus and puzzling data.
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Willam Hyde Wollaston
Purfaca
Woodland family visit and wedding in Vernal
Fragmentary notes indicate a Woodland family visiting in Vernal on Sunday. Ralph Duriee attended Baron B Caldwell's wedding dance in Vernal and stayed at the E Bert Stoddard home for two weeks. Durfee went to Salt Lake for a medical examination last week.
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Ee “Lasspokynign
William B. Wallis
Sack FB. Wallis
Vernal
Cound
Uintah
Ivan Rogers
Marion
Norman
Leonard Rogers
Lewiston
Nash Rogers
Dallas Badlly
Lapoint
Tobert Marshall
Jensen
Pi Pfanney Jensen
Salt Lake City
Bert Stoddard
Ven Rovers
Lord
Teber Harrison
Salunday
Calvin Jorgenson
Irs
Lavor Clark
Oliver' Jorgensen
Teunlor Mn Seite
Mastin ‘Wardle
Atexa
H. Church
Midland
Tex
Wis
Isle
Ummer
Idle
Neiley
Tokaa
Ina
America
Ashton Bros.co
GMC
Hydra- Matic
Delverry
Gerafal
General Motors J Fistaa
Vernal Auto Shop
North Vernal Ave
Bette
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