Grazing Fees Increased Four Cents Effective May 1
Federal grazing fees in 56 districts across ten western states rise from 12 to 10 cents per animal unit month starting May 1, with the 2 cent range improvement fee left unchanged. Secretary Oscar L. Chapman announced the move, citing conservation needs and broad support from stockmen and advisory boards. Estimated state revenues for 1951 reflect the changes, with Utah and Colorado showing notable gains.
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Oscar L. Chapman
Dale C. Naylor
Bureau of Land Management
Federal Range Administration
Chapman
Utah
Federal
Eee
Colorado
Asyhoty
Board Council
New Rat Killer May Exterminate ATT Rodents
A new poison named Warfarin promises rate rodent control, with tasteless odorless bait and slow action. It can injure humans and pets if ingested, but authorities warn about cumulative doses and potential spread to stray rats. Secretary Chap man notes related federal rent increases outside grazing districts.
Campus Capers and Intramurals At Uintah Campus
Noontime activities fill campus with wrestling drills and intramural basketball as Uintah students prepare for upcoming regional and state meets. The operetta The Golden Trail is slated for production while party chemists, sleigh rides, and ski outings add to the busy student calendar.
Journalism Class Tours Vernal Express Plant
Uni tec high school's 20 member journalism class visited the Vernal Express plant on January 5 at 11 am. Publisher William B. Wallla welcomed them and introduced News Editor E. J. S. Jones who explained editorial offices. Duane Price led the tour of the mechanical department with assistance from Reva and operator Sarah Richardson among staff.
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Unitec
Ute
Reva
Opera
Sarah Richardson
Express
Sportsmanship Sponsored by Boys' Pep Club at Uintah Altamont Games
The Boys Pep Club led by E. L. Bennion sponsors printing programs for basketball, with Uintah Altamont game coverage January 5. Aims include supporting the sports department, dogged by a new score board purchase by last year’s club, and reinforcing a sports creed for players coaches officials and spectators.
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Dele Fullmer
E. L. Bennion
Ute Pow Wow
Uintah
Fighting Utes Trounce Altamont
The Fighting Utes defeated Altamont 38 to 24 to begin the league race. Uintah led 4 points in the first quarter and 31 to 14 by the third, with Lee Wilkins scoring 9 and Garth Fisher 8 for Uintah while Aryless Iorg led Altamont with 12. All 14 Uintah players saw action except Merion Caldwell who was ill. They travel to Tabiona for a league game on January 12.
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Sheldon Dudley
Utes
Altamont Longhorns
Altamont
Uintah
Durin
Longhorns
Ute
Lee Wilkins
Garth Fisher
Aryless Iorg
Merion Caldwell
Privet
Tablona
Nox
Uintah GT Ich Hatch
Altamont Gtfp
Cbse Omer
Sbrandon
Workman Momen
Mth
Altamont Sem
Colmon and
Jotley
Wrestling Matches At UHS Start With Fifty Participants
Intramural wrestling began at UHS on January 8 with about fifty students in a two week tournament announced by Coach Jack Wood. Defending champion Joe Murray and wrestlers Feles Timothy Thussen Uintah are among those set to compete in a dual meet against Carbon wrestlers on January 15, with Cathar also scheduled to visit.
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Arlene Dudley
UHS
Jack Wood
Gee
Jas
Joe Murray
Ha Feles
Max Timothy
David Thussen
Uintah
Monjay
Cathar
Utahns Warned About Plastine Strawberry Clover
Utah State extension agronomist Glenn T. Baird cautions that Plastine Strawberry Clover is not proven to produce results in Utah. Reports say seed has been sold locally with claims of 24 to 30 inches height and proportional yield to regular Strawberry Clover. Plant Industry has conducted the only seed tests, with small quantities received.
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Utah
Glenn T. Baird
Utah State Agricultural College
Baird
Iger
Seeded Clover Trial Grows Little on Utah Farm
A spring sowing of Strawberry Clover at a Utah farm produced only modest growth through summer, similar to regular clover. Dr. Keller notes Australian irrigated pastures show success on salty land, but winter hardiness may be poor and Utah conditions could hinder survival, keeping farmers cautious about planting more seed.
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Department of Agriculture
USAC
Keller
Australia
Utah
Ulans
Farmera
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