Engineer Sees Added Forest Road Projects
Ogden reports an appropriation of 1.6 million dollars for U B Public Roads Administration and related funds may enable three to five Utah forest highway projects to begin this year with possibly five Idaho projects. District Engineer B J Finch said start dates target September 10, with one already underway on the Clayton Ketchum road. If funds permit, bids will be advertised immediately on Washington selected projects.
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Ogden
U B. Public Roads Administration
Utah Forest
Idaho
J Finch
Clayton Ketchum Road
Washngton
Finch
Western Phosphate Meet Moves to Utah September
The Western Phosphate Meet, a two day conference on development and utilization of western phosphates, will be held September 6 at the Ben Lomond hotel in Ogden. Organized by the Preservation of Phosphate De s and their national use, with support from the Lang Grant nes and Universities, it will feature leaders in science, industry, and agriculture. The Ogden Chamber Commerce aids, Utah State Agricultural College led by E G Peterson drives the program, highlighting phosphate use for land fertilization and industrial products, and noting Utah Idaho Montana as key phosphate regions.
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Mountain States
Ben Lomond Hotel
Ogden
Association of
Lang Grant
Nes
Utah
Idaho
Montanus
Ogden Chamber Commerce
Peterson
Utah State Agricultural Collge
Logan
Vernal Visitors Track locals and guests in August
Willow Creek hosts Mr and Mrs George Thorne and Jen Lows visiting with their sons Leo and BC. Mr and Mrs Marvin Broome spend Monday and Tuesday in Vernal. Mrs C A Meadows and son Elmer join visitors, as do Mrs Abe Hatch and daughter Mable. Paw Chase of Salt Lake arrives August 13 to visit Elmer Meadows at the Cook ranch. Adrian Myrup leaves with the last of his cattle to move to his father’s southern Utah ranch. Carl Squier travels from Portland to tend horses and plans to ship them to Portland. he will stay in Portland to manage his mother’s estate. Earlda and Dwight Leech ride in from Alpalo after trail-out, and A Brown suffers rabbit fever. Mr and Mrs Charles K Bain of Lapoint bring a new combine for Marvin Brome on Saturday.
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George Thorne
Jen Lows
Vernal
Jensen
Leo
Marvin Broome
C A Meadows
Elmer
Abe Hatch
Mable
Paw Chase
Salt Lake
Cook Ranch
Elmer Meadows
Adrian Myrup
Utah
Carl Squier
Portland
Oregon
Thompson
Mr Squier
Earlda
Dwight Leech
Apalco
Charles K Bain
Lapoint
Marvin Brome
Brothers Reunite After Twelve Years Visit
George McCarrel of McGill Ney visited his brother Jesse McCarrel on Thursday of last week. Mrs Pohs and children from Denver visited Chris Koch’s home over the weekend. Mrs George Wilson traveled to Omaha to see her son and family. Lidia Hancock and Kimball families visited over the weekend. Velman and Donna Kimball joined the visit. George Young and Jack McLea spent time at the summer cabin. Floyd Peterson and Bob Allred hosted visits in Logan.
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George McCarrel
McGill Ney
Jesse McCarrel
Matt Pohs
Denver
Chris Koch
Pohs
Lester
Fred Schwabe
George Wilson
Omaha Neb
Lidia Hancock
Thebell
Donna Kimball
George E Young
Uintah Canyon
Jack Mcj Leas
Floyd Peterson
Logan
Brahma Bulls Too Tough For Western Rodeo Clown
SUN VALLEY Aug 195? Homer Holcomb a famed intermountain rodeo clown remained in Halley hospital after two bull confrontations left him with two broken ribs and possible internal injuries. He had taunted Brahma bulls during Sun Valley’s final show before a record 7000 crowd. After a first bull struck him in the chest and toppled him, he returned briefly. a second bull struck from behind, again tossing him. Holcomb’s injuries followed an otherwise bright sequence of performances at the event. His brother Elmer attended Vernal Rodeo this month. Next year’s AAA farm program will stress soil conservation and tailor to farms, per Utah AAA committee chair B H Stringham, reflecting input from the National AAA conference.
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Sun Valley
Homer Holcomb
Halley
Holcomb
Peer
Ond
Elmer
AAA
H Stringham
Uintah County
Utah
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Public Instruction
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