Echo Scenic Area plans spark Utah publishers meeting
The Utah State Press Association gathers in Salt Lake City February 12 13 14 for its annual convention with a publishers banquet featuring Kenneth Lindsay former UK MP and educator and U S Congressman A L Miller chairing the interior and insular affairs committee. Miller attends the Lincoln Day banquet Feb 12 then stays for the convention. Echo Park Dam Split Mountain plans released by Interior Secretary Douglas McKay detail a $21 million Dinosaurs National Monument development including roads trails camping beaches lodges museums and a marina.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Frank W Mountford
Wasatch Ware
R _LaVaun Cox
Manti Messenger
Kenneth _ Lindsay
Wrtte
Lindsay
Europe
England
United States
London Times
The
Manchester Guardian
Strousburg
Lisbon
NATO
A L Miller
House Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Echo Park
Nebraska
Ile
American College of Surgeons
State Medical Association
Miller
Young Farmers of Utah
Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
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Council of Twelve Apostles
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Sweden
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Holland
Belgium
France
Germany
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
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First National Bank of Loan
Cleon L Skausen
Brigham Young University
Skousen
FBI
Washington
Dinosaar National Monument
Split Mountain
Interior
Douglas McKay
Los Angeles
Colorado River
Lecy McKay
Monument
National Park Service
Dinosaur Monument
Vernal Fire Department Elects New Chief and Leaders
Vernal City firemen elected Eugene Weist as chief to replace the resigned Coke Jeffries. Mel Burke was named assistant chief and Leo Cutshaw reelected captain. Jeffries resignation accepted by the City Council. New appointments cover 18 month unexpired terms. Jeffries to Tampa for winter. Firemen’s Dance set for February 20 at Imperial Hall to fund gear. State convention in August to be hosted by Vernal firemen with local housing and entertainment duties.
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Coke Jeffries
Mel Burke
Leo Cutshaw
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Tampa
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Utah
Robing Herald Spring Arrival in Ashley Valley
Robing heralds the arrival of spring in Ashley Valley with warmth and sunshine while Salt Lake and Central ph shiver under a blanket of OF.
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Ashley Valley
Salt Lake
Central
Vernal Volunteers Inducted For Fort Douglas and Fort Ord
A list from Vernal shows eleven separated three enlisted two volunteered and names many local families. Volunteers leaving Vernal Wednesday for induction at Fort Douglas will be sent to Fort Ord California for assignment. Frank Elmer Bingham and Arlin Kay Bellon are among those named as inductees or volunteers.
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Wallan Botines
Teh
Mix Wallrany Holmes
Robert Verity
SOSH
Bertal Prt
Sen
Matt San
Matt Vaertat
Thoas Ren Roars Sen
Cand
Mya
Charles Pearson Craig
Stanley Diane Woodard
San
Mer
Wood
Sterling Don Cotton Sen
Hugh Wo Calton
Norman “Twitchell
Wallace ‘Tewltehell
Itehel
Charles Eber Reynolds
Floyd O Reynolds
Grazing Fees on Ashley Forest Lower for 1954
Ashley National Forest lowers grazing charges for 1954 as admin assistant Claude Bruce notes. Cattle fees average 0.44 per cow month and 0.07 per sheep month, about one third below 1953 levels and well under 1953 sheep rates. Fees tie to average livestock prices from 1921–1930 cattle and 1830–1932 sheep base figures, adjusted to 1931 base grazing fees.
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Ashley National Forest
Eara
Claude Bruce
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Babson's Authentic Statement on Merchants Fall Sales
A long OCR fragment discusses winter bargains, fur sales, and price cuts in stores as warm weather depresses stock. It cites Babson's authentic statement on shopping, urging aggressive buying, inventory liquidation, and seasonal discounts across departments from fur to clothing and household goods. It urges merchants to cut prices to attract customers and notes the 1984 motto: Merchandise Buying Space.
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Beth Gaitty
Dale Kooper
EO Cortes
Yoon Ibe
Boston
Lapoint Farmer Begins Plowing After Thirty Years
Lawrence E Caldwell of Lapoint reports he started plowing Thursday February 4 and continues operations with no frost on clay ground. He notes the season allows first plowing in thirty years, praising pulverized soil and favorable conditions for early field work.
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Lawrence E Caldwell
Lapoint
Caldwell
Ie Caldwell
New Pharmacist Hired by Rexall Manager Emerges at City Pharmacy
A new pharmacist, previously working as a head pharmacist, has been employed by City Pharmacy and Rexall appoints a manager. LaVar, his wife Marilyn and their 13 month old son live at 10 North 4th West, after he graduated from the University of Utah College of Pharmacy.
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City Pharmacy
University of Utah
Col. of Pharma Ob LaVar
Marilyn
Mons
Correction Shifts Bank of Vemel From Local Basketball Sponsor
A corrected note indicates the Bank of Vemel wished inclusion in a Uintaoh Altamont league sponsorship but was unintentionally excluded by advertising sales staff in a prior revision. The item reflects internal roster and sponsorship adjustments.
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Uintaoh-Altamont
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