Notices to water users in Uniteh County Utah
The State Engineer lists multiple water appropriation applications in Utah's Uniteh County for culinary stock watering irrigation and miscellaneous uses. It details specific sources Twin Lakes creek Dry Fork creek Gottonwood Spring Boone Spring and more with points of diversion reservoirs capacities and intended irrigation areas and storage periods. Protests must be filed by March 26 1949.
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Uniteh County
Utah
Mort Down
Hoosvelt
See
Tus
Rie
Masby Irrigation Company
Lapobit
Twin Lakes Creek
Dry Fork Creek
Twin Lakes
RISE
Slb&m
W Cor
TSN
Carter Ol Co
P. O. Bok
Denver
Colo
Cor
United States of America
Bureau of Land Management
P. O
Salt Lake City
Boone Spring
United States of America —Bureau of Land Management
Gottonwood
James A. Freestone
Vernal
South Diamond Gulch
David Lundberg
Hoosevelt
State Capitol
H. Watson
Uranium Sources Highlight Races for Heaviest Elements
The Belgian Congo pitchblende and Canada's Great Bear Lake are named as the world's top uranium sources. Czechoslovakia's Jachymov pitchblende is cited, with camptite from Colorado Utah New Mexico Arizona gaining importance, and Arkansas showing uranium-light deposits.
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Belgian Congo
Canada
Great Bear Lake
Czechoslovakia
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Arkansas
Community News Briefs From Ashley and Surrounding Areas
Grand daughter born Jan 28 to Mr and Mrs Anthony Trello of California Mrs Trello known as Gay Powell. Duchesne visitors include Uaida Clark family at Bishop and Mrs C L Richens home. Ruby Kloeppel to Rangely for employment. George Long Bonanza visits with Porter Long Ray Chivers. Erma Collett returns from Granger Wy to see daughter Mrs Charles Robbins family and new baby girl born Jan 10. Nellie Gardner improves after throat infection. Doris Morrill leaves YWMIA activity counselor post. Nellie Gardiner fills in. Attendees at last month meetings tally 100 percent attendance including Barbara Preece Nila Haslem LaRae Collett Velva Dispain Deon Freestone Norma Haslem. Sacrament awards to Don Erickson Davis Merkley Roy Winn Lewis Freestone Elmer Swett for year’s teaching. books presented. Piano solo by Thressa Hadlock. Warren Jones and Niles Haslem duet. Asher Manwaring speaker. Paul Watkins Rangely visits J P Rham home. Dean Freestone returns from Salt Lake City Woolgrowers Auxiliary fashion show.
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Ruby Kloeppel
Rangely
George Long
Bonanza
Porter Long
Ray Chivers
Erma ‘Collett
Granger
Wyo
Charles Robbins
Nellie Gardner
Doris Morrill
Nellie Gardiner
Barbara Preece
Nila Haslem
LaRae Collett
Velva Dispain
Deon Freestone
Norma Haslem
Don Erickson
Davis Merkley
Roy Winn
Lewis Freestone
Elmer Swett
Thressa Hadlock
Warren
Jones
Niles Haslem
Asher Manwaring
Paul Watkins
J. P. Rham
Dean Freestone
Salt Lake City
Woolgrowers Auxiliary
Postwar Sleeping Car Fleet Buildout Driven by Pullman Standard
By October 1, 1948 more than 93 percent of sleeping equipment delivered to railroads in the postwar period had been built by Pullman Standard. The program far surpasses the companys overall postwar share of sleeping car orders.
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Pullman-Standard
German Lady Expresses Gratitude For Winter Coat Gift
A 72 year old German woman, aided by the Welfare of our Church, thanks Mrs arl B. Preece for a coat donated to European members in need. She explains language barriers slowed her reply yet the coat keeps her warm and fits well, easing winter hardship.
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Arl B. Preece
Church of Jesus Christ of Lattering Saints
Peter
Grain Storage Crops Are Up Across All Stages of Stockpiles
Grain storage figures show total wheat stocks at 857 million bushels on January 1 1949, the largest Jan 1 on record despite a drop from 1942 and 1943 peaks. Corn totals reach 2 612 million bushels, oats 973 million, barley 230 million, rye 17 million, and sorghum about 85 million with significant off farm stocks.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
BAE
Calf Housing and Air Quality Advice
Farmers urged to avoid damp stalls and bedding as they raise calf disease risk. Calves need dry bedding, fresh air, and daily exercise on dry clear days to maintain health and reduce pneumonia chances.
Refugee letter and oblique notices from an American-echoed page
A fragmented local page reports a Breslau refugee letter from Helene Franke Schoetmar in Westfalen and jumbled notices including a funeral for Archie Rlehens’s infant daughter and a hospital operation in Ashley Valley. The stream of names and events reflects postwar displacement, memorials, and community gatherings in uncertain prose.
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Helene Franke Schoetmar
Tppe
Westfalen
Germany
Utah Potato Marketing Hits Two Million Bushels in 1947
In 1947 Utah marketed 2,060,000 bushels of potatoes marking a record volume for the period as growers and state agencies reported strong processing demand and steady prices.
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Utah
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Adelbert Hullinger
Walker Bank
Franklin Dunn Richards
99 South 5Th West
Ashley Mrs
Alma Preece
Gorteupe Ondent
William Powell
Anthony Trello
California
Trello
Gay Powell
Uaida, Clark
Duchesne
Bishop
C. L. Richens
SAMSA
Steamboat Springs, Colo
Steamboat
Tam
Breslau
Silesia
Davis
Nanm
Renu Slaugh
Dorn Fotiaen
George Wo Mateh
Tommy Atwood
Heene Slough
Swath Funeral Home
Archie Rlehens
Frama Holmes
Den
Calo
Qeel
Melvin Collier
He Ashley Valley Hospital
Sacrament
Ferrell Johnson
Dallas Olsen
Bertha Slaugh
Alfred Simper
Leah Simper
Royal Slaugh
Dapper
Washington
Arthur Capper
R. Kas
Dolly Gann
Charles Curtis
Capitol
Congress
Lin
Minneapolis-Moline
UTU
Hamilton Equipment Co
Rio Grand S
Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Co
A. H. Child
Shorty
Allis‘chalmers Sales and Service
Uitah Motor CO
Oe Engineers' Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hirata
Abana
Cniaco Ete