Basin Conservation District outlines many achievements
The Basin Conservation District reports substantial progress in soil and water conservation across Uintah Basin during 1947. It notes 3,500 acres seeded to irrigated pasture, windbreak plantings, ditching, streambank stabilization, and miles of dikes and irrigation channels. 2,216 acres under recommended rotations. fertilizer and irrigation work on multiple farms. and 4,400 acres reseeded to pasture grasses. The district, organized in 1940, now covers 38 million acres across 30 districts, with ongoing efforts to boost production and water management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonaretore
Yinish Pasir Soi
Parrish
Bell Conservation Service
Uintah Basin
Mai Se
Ies
Sind Basin
Ent
Utah
Boy Scouts 38th anniversary at Glines L D S ward program
Doris Glines Johnson reports a weekend visit by Me and Mrs Orlan Watkins and Glendon Johnson at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan. A Glines L D S ward program honored the Boy Scouts with a flag ceremony, talks, solos, and awards. District plans for 1948 focus on investigation and range management practices under the district board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon Johnson
Utah State Aricultural College
Logan
Archie Johnson
Glines L. D
Ward
Scouta
Marion Caldwell
John Price
Floyd Tullis
Wayne Batty
Larry Searle
Elden Billings
Martin W. Curls
Archie Wilson
Terry Host
Tom Timothy
Glen Billings
Coleen Billings
Cath
Pinochle in Park Moves to Court on Gambling Charge
Three elderly men who played pinochle in Holbeck Park for six years were hauled into municipal court on gambling charges. They claimed the pot held only two cents and pleaded guilty. Judge Louis W. sentenced them to ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Holbeck Park
Muncipal Court
Noah Biron
Abe Levin
Humat Mittelman
Louis W
Sunday Fireside Chat At Wardle Home
After the Sunday evening service a fireside chat was hosted at Cliff Wardle’s home. Mrs. Wayne Horrocks played a piano game, Vonda Lee Fleisher offered a reading, and CIF Wardle performed several vocal numbers. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Timothy
Cliff Wardle
Wayne Horrocks
Vonda Lee Fleisher
Cif Wardle
Local notes from Tridell area recount travel and visits
Martha Moreill and her son Junior traveled to Provo from Roosevelt airport on January 16 and stayed with Mrs. Alton Morrill before returning January 17. They enjoyed the trip and Mrs. Morrill plans a cross country aviation lesson in Inglewood. A car accident near Dugway involved Leland Mostgaun with minor injuries. no building damage reported. Community gatherings included a cottage pen at Mrs. Cloyd Seeley, and visits by Abplanalp family and others. First grain elevator noted as 142 construction year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Slaugh
Salt Lake
Red Slaugh
Bernard Stewyart
Margaret Nickerson
Brent
Nor
Ein Stewart
Mary Stewart
Roxas Snow
Guam
Cedar Valley
Vel
Joseph Dudley
Wis
Ellita
Mry
Earl Merkleyly
Kamas
Tein Spies
Vernal
Jensen
Yweekend
Ialee Tesidennford "Daley
Grand
Tome
Ehares Geanin
Hig
Literatin
Smuth
Ab the Vin Co
Verakibert
Lewis Litleton
Ervine Witkina
Eton
Mrane
Ogden
Stewart
Gene
Pevel Fera
el Stewart
Springville
Oregon
I Stewart
Elva
Geralian
Peonnee
yOrouke
Marysville
Cane
Guylott Foyig
Ura
Rose
Karl Fowler
Itfer Bherry Ann
Tle Cowan
Amara
Murray
Martha Moreill
Junior
Provo
Roosevelt Airport
Morrill
Alton Morrill
Inglewood
Californ
Leland Mostgaun Sccidental
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Basin Conservation District
George Macrae
Southern
sNewell
Woodrow Snow
Marvin Peterson
de Provo
Will
Newell
Au Miller
St. Marks Hospital
Doris Johnson
Mrs. Orlan Watkins
Price
Lomond Tullis
Lloyd Henry
It Lake City
Conservation Service
Carryin
Bram
Board of Supervisors
Lyle Li Young
Hugh W. Colton
Milton Woolley
William N. Brotherson
George R. Hacking
Colemere
Tracy
Colemere’s Furniture
Wayne van Cleave
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Phitty W. Pilbbury
Jensen, Utah
Tridell Mra
C. Ey
Merkley
Fom Abplanalp
Abplanalp
Pearl Woo
Horace Behrman
Mra
Bart Merkleley
Jey
Bons
Nellie L. Mer Chellus Caldwell
Orst
Cupid
O. P
Greenhouse
Freeman Tailors and Cleaners
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