Forty-second Utah Wool Growers Convenes at Hotel Utah
The Utah Wool Growers plan their forty second annual convention at Hotel Utah Salt Lake City January 25 and 26 with registration, sessions led by Don Clyde and James A Hooper, lectures by Dr Karl D Butler and others, a January 25 dinner in Lafayette ballroom, and talks on animal agriculture wool market and grass on ranges. The program includes committee meetings, officer elections, and reports.
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Utah Wool Growers
Hotel Utah
Salt Lake City
James A. Hooper
Dam
Don .Clyde
Heber
Karl D. Butler
American Institute of Cooperation
Washington, D. C
Hooper
Utah
Lafayette Ballroom
Seth Shaw
Safeway Stores, Inc
Enver
Colorado
D. A. Broadbent
Utah State Agricultural College
Don Kenney
Salt Lake Union Stockyards
Homer Davison
American Meat
P. L. Slogsvold
C. J. Fawcett
National Wool Marketing Corp
Boston
Mass
H. Bryan Mock
Bureau of Land Management
Joseph L. Wirthil
Presiding Bishopric
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Henry R. Pearson
Utah Foundation
Dundlisry
Kiwanis Inauguration Meet Sets New Committee Roles
Vernal Kiwanis club outgoing president H M Wilson reported yearly achievements. New president Cluff announced committee chairs across Agriculture Public Affairs Boys and Girls Work and more. Break fast Jan 24 at Hotel Utah features Wool Growers event with county reps and a Make It Yourself With Wool show.
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W. D. Granger
Wayne Peterson
Ray Slauson
Dwey Ross
Deb Casada
H. Mo Wilson
Vernal Kiwanis Club
Memmett
Wilson
Rex Gardner
Rex Striegel
Charles L. Winkel
Mary Jane ‘Striegel
Cluff
H. W. Marrs
Robert Helzen
Tammy Hatch
M. H. Wilson
Vern Gifford
J. L. Hansen
Chris McKinlay
Craig Caldwell
Claudius A. Banks
Max Cluff
Russell Holley
H. M. Wilson
Kiwanis
Tommy Hatch
Lee Walker
Robert Olson
Frank Couture
Utah
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Utah Legislature Opens Under Lee Agenda And Personnel
Gov J Bracken Lee presents a business minded opening as Republicans move to reorganize state departments and replace commissions. Legislators focus on liquor control changes, state road board reforms, and a severance tax debate while addressing welfare labor and education policy amid long standing partisan shifts.
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N. Mabey
Republican House
James A. McMurrin
Cache County
Senate
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Salt Lake City
State Public Welfare Commission
House
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Salt_ Lake City
C. Clarence Nelson
Robert R. Fitts
South Salt Lake
Hendrik Romeyn
Abe Greenwood
Utah County
Lucy Redy
San Juan County
Wallace Jenkinson
Magna
Edna Durham
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
George H. Dern
Charles R. Mabey
Lee
Dern
Gov. Lee
Herbert B. Maw
Nquor Commission
State Road Commission
Overnor
Fea
State Finance Commission
Utah Supreme Court
Clegg-West
Utah Retail Grocers Assn
Growers’ Association
Christian Church Schedules Sunday Services at Verbal Church
The First Christian Church of Vernal announces an empty house flannelgraph lesson for morning worship next Sunday. Services are in the Gillespie home at 94 East 2nd South, with Sunday school at 10 am and communion and worship at 11 am. All denominations are invited, and new congregants are urged to contact Mrs Gilles.
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First Christian Church of
Soil Conservation Chief Outlines Seven Conservation Steps
Soil Conservation Chief outlines a goal to secure soil and water foundations for sustainable agriculture and global stability. He presents seven recommendations: timetable for basics, tailored research, expanded conservation education, nationwide land capability surveys, setting producer adjustments by land capability, strengthening local conservation districts, and improving the conservation credit system.
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Weather note from Steamboat records heavy snowfall
Total snowfall recorded in Steamboat including Thursday of last week has been 115.8 inches, observer R Wayne Light reports. Snowfall last year for the same period was 84.4 inches. If this pace continues, new records may be set. The coldest temperature so far this year was 28 below on Christmas day. The coldest last year was 39 below on January 29.
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Steamboat
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Steamboat Pilot
Storm Blocks Roads In Heavy Winter Across Utah
Snowbound roads and halted mail plague Salt Lake City with buses stranded as storms grip the Uintah basin. Reports show fluctuating temperatures and snowfall through January with total measurements around half an inch to a few inches per day. Basin Flying Service tallies daily snowfall while residents cling to red flannels amid forecasts of harsher weather ahead.
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Salt Lake City
Uintah Basin
Basin Flying Service
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