Land Management Bureau Notes Fire Dangers
Protection of public meat, wool, big game and water sheds relies on forage from public lands. Six thousand stockmen in Colorado and Utah depend on this forage for livelihood. Region 4 BLM in Salt Lake City oversees 34 million acres across 19 grazing districts in Utah and Colorado and guards range lands from fire. So far this season, BLM vigilance and public cooperation have prevented serious fires, though forest service fires threaten high mountain timber lands and could impact BLM ranges.
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Colorado
Utah
Salt Lake City
BLM
Forest Service
High fire risk warned by range manager over dry vegetation
Dale Naylor, range manager, warned of an exceedingly heavy vegetation growth this year that is drying out under exceptional conditions. He said the dryness creates a very high fire hazard and that even local rains cannot eliminate the danger.
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Dale Naylor
Range
Vernal Band Outing for Summer Members at Lagoon Resort
Fourteen chosen members of the Vernal summer band program enjoyed a one day outing at Lagoon resort near Salt Lake City on Monday under band instructor Harold Rendlesbach. Attendees include Melvin Weeks Verdln Gardiner DeLoy Shiner Garth Fisher Patricia Johnson Thressa Hadiock Marilyn Parent Fred Laird Clair Murdock Loreen Johnson Carolyn Hacking Betty Glen Johnson Luanna Laird and Joan Postma. Mrs Ernest Johnson and Alvin Weeks accompanied the group with Mr Rendlesbach.
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Lagoon Resort
Salt Lake City
Harold Rendlesbach
Melvin Weeks
Verdln Gardiner
DeLoy Shiner
Garth Fisher
Patricia Johnson
Thressa Hadiock
Marilyn Parent
Fred Laird
Clair Murdock
Loreen Johnson
Carolyn Hacking
Betty Glen Johnson
Luanna Laird
Joan Postma
Ernest Johnson
Alvin Weeks
Rendlesbach
Jack Jenkins Earns Diploma From BYU Education College
Jack E Jenkins is set to teach in Uintah district this year after completing requirements for graduation from Brigham Young University He will receive the bachelor of science in elementary education from BYU College of Education He studied at BYU for about a year and a half and served as vice president of the Beta chapter of Lambda Delta Sigma fraternity He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Jenkins of Lapoint and a World War II navy veteran.
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Jack E. Jenkins
Uintah
Brigham Young University
Jenkins
BYU College of Education
BYU
Lambda Delta Sigma
Frank Jenkins of
Lapoint
Jack
United States
Navy
Alterra High School Opening Set
Alterra high school will open Tuesday September 6 with a 9 am general assembly announced by Terrance E Hatch print pal. Registration will follow with activity fee four dollars fifty cents and laboratory fee two dollars. About 200 students are expected this season and caution urged on buying used books until teachers announce required texts.
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Alterra High School
Terrance E. Hatch
Hatch
Eiik Piaree
Alterra
Cooking School Winners Listed
Third ward with the highest attendance received a food mixer from electric appliance dealers who sponsored the Utah Power and Light Co home maker school. Mrs. Wallace Johnson, president of the ward Relief Society, accepted the gift as winners and prizes were announced for multiple category dishes and kitchen devices.
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Third Ward
Utah Power & Light Co
Wallace Johnson
The
Ward Relief Society
Power Company
Burglary Insurance Costs Sought Reduction for Dog Owning Families
The Gainey Dog Research Center in New York City campaigns to restore discounts on burglary and theft insurance for homes with dogs. The center notes past practice was discontinued before World War II and argues any dog that remains sound can improve home security and insurer confidence.
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Gainey Dog Research Center
New York City
Hyzler
Milton Novak Promoted By Penney Co
Milton Novak, long time assistant manager of the Vernal J C Penney Co store and Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce member, is transferred to Ogden. Andrew Curtis takes his Vernal post and plans to move his family there. Novak moves up to department head in the Ogden Penney store.
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Milton Novak
Vernal
J. C. Penney Co
Vernal Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ogden
J.D. Jones
Penney
Andrew Curtis
Mr. Novak
Salt Lake Company
Roosevelt
Curtis
Novak
Lander
Wyo
Ogden Penney
Local School Menu and Participating Vendors List
The readable text lists dishes including ice cream cake and fish with sides prepared by Mrs. Witbeck, Mrs. Hodgkinson, and others, alongside several named cooks. It also names participating businesses such as Collier Furniture Co, Hacking Furniture Co, Searle Electric & Appliance Co, Ashley Valley Appliance and Sports Shop, Colemere's Furniture & Appliance Co, Western Store, Ashton's, Stagg Plumbing and Appliance Co, Searle's Saving Center and the Farm Exchange.
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W. E. Witbeck
Vilate Hodgkinson
Orva Allred
Earl G. Mecham
Lou Lee Haws
Ruby Day
Mina S. Murdock
Beulah Richards
Collier Furniture Co
Benefit Dance Held for Injured Softball Player
Burnell Haws suffered severe leg fractures when a fellow softball player slid into base during an Aug. 17 game. He was released from Uintah County hospital to the Tom Timothy residence. A benefit dance, sponsored by Davis and Glines ward, drew a large crowd on the new outdoor pavilion floor. Norman Fletcher and Bishop Wallace Slaugh organized the event after the game between two wards. Haws, nephew of the Timothys, planned to study at LD&B Business College in Salt Lake City this fall but will delay until January. He was vice president of his LD&B class last year and active in school functions. At the time of the accident he was employed by Uintah County as a deputy sheriff.
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Burnell Haws
Uintah County
Tom Timothy
Mr. Hawa
Davis and
Glines
Davis
Norman Fletcher
Bishop
Wallace Slaugh
Haws
Timothy
Ld& Business In
College
Salt Lake City
Physicians
Ld& School
Chuck Taylor Wins Convertible at Roosevelt Indiana Days
Chuck Taylor, owner of Vernal W Stores, received a 1949 Shude aker convertible as the prize during the Roosevelt Indiana Days celebration held last weekend. The event drew praise for its success, with Taylor’s win highlighted by local press.
First Baseball Game On May First 1908 In New York
A historic opening base ball game was played in New York on May first 1908 featuring an American League team. The event marks an early professional baseball milestone in the city with notable local attention.
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New York
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Betty Rae Ordner
Lee Worthey
Benton’s
Beauty Bar
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Jack Jenkins
Rexall
New Woodstock
Cooking School
Doo
Doyle Laydon
E. J. Baxendale
Minnie Smith
la Preal
Penney Co
Vernal Drug CO
Uteh
Chuck. Taylor
Storybook Cushion Foundation
Vernal Shoe Store
Newton Bros
Shoe Clinig
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