Indians Self Supporting Through Agriculture and Cattle
Development efforts on the Uintah and Ouray reservation expand cattle and sheep herds, grazing reserves, and village improvements. New housing, canning centers, water systems, and a Fort Duchesne hospital bolster community life while irrigation projects, road building, and corrals prepare for future sales and increased production.
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Fort Duchesne
Fortuchesne
Rouge
Uintah
Duchesne
Myton
Grey Mountain
Indian Service
Toosevelt
Whiterocks
Bureau of Public Roads
Uintah Basky
New Methods of Instruction Adopted at Uintah Indian School
Principal Rey Adams describes a shift to activity based learning at Uintah Indian School with strong focus on vocational training. The plan integrates health, agriculture, home economics, and Ute crafts, aiming to prepare students for citizenship in their community while expanding farm operations and dairy output serving school needs.
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Rey Adams
Uintah Indian School
Uintah and Quray
Connectinn Wit
White Rocks
Sania Fittedn
Uintah
Duchesne
Uintah Tadtan
Roy Adams
C. BD. Carter
Abs
Nora Benton
Elem Tary
Ida Philips
Elma Jones
Joseph Brinkerhoff
Washinton
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
United States
Washington
Ulniah Indian School
Whiterocky
Uhould Iho
Cirle
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Agricultura
C. C. Wright
Uistah-Guray Indian Reservation
Vistah Basin
Altonah
Rocky Mountains
Rondlett
Ft. Duchysne
Ie Department
Sherp
National Forest
Ouray
Whiterocks Indian Cattle Association
Fron
Lowry Approus
Ned Medfoot
Willie Chegup
Fred Mart
Tandisieiet
Ranchett
General Merchandise
Trading Post
Robert Marimon
U. S
Utah
Ft. Duchesne
Highoet
Louis Laris
Nooveyalt
Mrs
Walt Daniels
T.b.lc
Wong Sing
Fort Duchesne, Utah