Record Spring Hereford Sale Reported by Peterson Bros
Peterson Bros report the earliest sell-out of their Spring Hereford bulls in 20 years with 60 head kept plus 25 purebred females for the March sale. Since year start, 62 head sold into California and 182 head into Nevada. Twelve bulls to be shown and sold at the Nevada Hereford Association Sale March 16-17 in Reno.
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Peterson Bros
Lvestock
Nevada
Lamoille
Nevada Hereford Association
Reno
Petersons
Louis and
Rulon Peterson
Report & Record
Poultrymen Urged to Hatch Chicks Early for Steady Supply
Utah poultrymen can boost earnings by starting chicks in January or February, says Woodrow Jenkins of Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service. Early-hatched birds come into production as old hens decline, keeping egg output high when prices peak June through December. Two broods improve building use, reduce costs, and ensure year round egg supply, with extra fall care including longer lighting and cooling measures. Farmers should select production bred stock and order 156 day old pullets per 100 mature hens.
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Utah
Woodrow Jenkins
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service
Mr Jenkins
Poouttryman
Roosevelt Uintah Battle for District Championship
The Uintah Uter beat the Tab Jon a Tigers 4425 on February 16 while Roosevelt blasted Altamont 6 25. The results put Roosevelt and Uintah on top to decide the basketball district title with top scorers Robe rth for Uintah and Tab lona's top player highlighted.
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Uintah Uter
Tab- Jona Tigers
Noor
Roosevelt
Altamont
Uintah
Roberth
Tablona
Efficient Range Management Guarantee Water Storage
The article details range and forest management in Carbon and Salt Lake counties and Rock Springs Wyoming, with 73,500 head of sheep and 9,000 cattle under 285 livestock operators. It notes efforts to use forage uniformly, prevent overuse, and protect watersheds, along with reseeding and livestock adjustments for damaged ranges. It cites 140,000 visitors in the 1950 Ashley National Forest season for hunting, fishing, camping, and sightseeing in the High Uintas.
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Hurst
Ashley National Forest
Local PMA Begins 1951 Sign Up for Farmers
Machinery was set in motion at the Uintah County PMA committee meeting to sign up farmers and ranchers for the 1951 program. Sign-ups started in Randlett Alterta Lapoint Friday. Assistance rates include four cents per pound of phosphate for permanent pastures, sixty percent of adapted seed for pastures, yardage payments for earth moving and drainage, and half the cost of other materials for concrete installs. The program supports conservation, water protection, and continued production and is available to all farmers and ranchers. The local PMA office is in the Calthorp Building, open Monday through Friday. contact through P O Box 872.
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Uintah County
PMA
Randlett
Alterta
Lapoint
Calthorp
P B
Leo J. Walcker
Morgan Hall
Charles Whe Fiet
Wayne Pickup
Ralph Siddeway
Rae Stewart
Dorls
Farm Workers Pay Social Security Under New Act
The Social Security Act amendments extend coverage to farm workers paying cash wages. A 3 percent tax applies, split between worker and employer, with quarterly payments by the employer. Workers must obtain a Social Security number via Form SS-5, and employers use Form SS-4a. Eligibility requires four consecutive quarters worked for a single farmer with cash wages of at least $50 in a quarter. The act covers hired farm workers meeting these requirements, with monthly provisions noted.
Law on Deductions and Benefits for Retiring Workers
A farm employer is liable for deducting employee tax from cash wages and for payments to a worker’s family after retirement at 65 or upon death. The law outlines the employer’s obligation to handle tax deductions and provide survivor benefits.
Uintah Dominates Rangely In High School Wrestling Meet
Uintah High School wrestlers overwhelmed Rangely in a dual meet with multiple pins and decisions. Key bouts included Valora defeating Alexander, Knight pinning Harper, Billings pinning Way, and Davis pinning Collins, as Uintah claimed numerous falls and decisions across weight classes from 103 to 154 pounds.
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Uintah High School
Rangely
Panther
Tos
Valora
Alexander
Uintah
Knight
Harper
Billings
M_ Way Tora
Rolfe
Murray
Mellatton
Siddoway
Ruver
Iba
Davis
T Collins
Lee
J_Heffley
Colton
Steele
Ute Wrestlers Gain Regional Titles At State Meet
Uintah High School sent five wrestlers to the State Tournament in Ogden. Jimmy Ronlath Joe Murray and Lynn Siddoway were regional champs with McCoy Kanistanaux and Glen Billings entering as runners up. Uintah placed sixth with Murray earning third and Knight fourth. Kanistanaux Billings and Siddoway lost first round matches at Weber High School.
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Uintah High School
Ogden
Utes
Jimmy Rnlaht
Joe Murray
Lynn Siddoway
McCoy Kanistanaux
Glen Billings
Uintah
Dolnts
Murray
Knight
Kanistanaux
Billings
Siddoway
Weber High School
Naitly Garbage Collection Plans Announced
A daily garbage collection will commence March 1 for residents who paid city licenses, announced by CR Henderson on Thursday. Residential refuse will follow the usual weekly schedule. bids for the new disposal system have been rejected.
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Tpiehinee Neaneeha
CR Henderson
Neem
Sys
Bowling Team Opens Local League in Vernal
High boys score Gary Luck of Stanolind Oil and Wayne Reno tied at 233. Nedene Odekirk led girls with 181. Teams Ashton s Searle s Saving Center Adamson s Vernal Furniture and Stanolind Oil started a league Thursday. Searle s Saving Center had high team average 885. League plans another start Friday.
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Vernal Bowling Alley
Gary Luck
Standolind Ol Co
Wayne Reno
Nedene Odekirk
Ashton's
Searle's Saving Center
Adamson's Vernal Furniture
Stanolind Oil
Stanolnd
Wag No Man
Milt Searle
Soul Conservation Urged to Increase Wartime Production
Soil Conservation Service for the Uintah Basin urges stronger soil care to boost crane and livestock output for national emergency. Plans approved include soil surveys on 10,000 acres and conservation practices for 9,600 acres of farm land plus 33,000 acres of range land, plus new water projects and irrigation structures. The Board of Supervisors led by Alden White oversees technical assistance for farmers across the Basin.
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M Waty
Soil Conservation Service
Uintah Basin
Ates
Cyril Luker
Utah
Board of Supervisors
Wintah Basin Soil Conservation District
Alden D White
Roosevelt
Joe Wilehen
Nanna
Leslie B Goodrich
Bluebell
LaRue Pickup
Randlett
Marvin Smith
Vernal
Foresters Meet to Plan Projects for Public Forests
Regional Forest office Ogden officials attend Ash ley National Forest conference with Rangers Lambert Walkup Clark Hirsch Lambert Hoag and others. Electric powered shovels used in strip mining of bituminous coal scoop 40 or more cubic yards per bite.
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Tage VW
C Olson
Ogden
Ashley National Forest
Clyde Lambert
Altonah
George Walkup
Whiterocks
Button O Clark
Mt. View
Wyo
Ernest Hirsch
Manila
Glen A. Lambert
Robert Hoag
Ward Evans
Max W Cluff
Vernal
Utah
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Rare Hatch
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Reese Farnavy
Carbon County
Salt Lake County
Rock Springs
Utah Motor CO
Opuiye
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Plannfa
Friay
Soul Conservation
George
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Fred Large
Sun Valley
Rinco
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