Diamond Mountain To Be Reseeded
Ranchers on Diamond Mountain were slated to meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Utah room of the Fieldhouse of Natural History. The meeting, the third in a series, was under the direction of the Vernal Lions club. The club, with several government agencies, is sponsoring a reseeding project to seed over 7000 acres of Utah grazing land to crested wheat grass in the coming season. Cooperating agencies include the extension service, soil conservation service, forest service, grazing service, and the AAA. The effort is led by Hugh W. Colton and carried through by Howard Ivory and William C. Whitaker, with speakers from SCS and local agencies.
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Diamond Mountain
Utah
Fieldhouse of Natural History
Vernal Lions Club
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
National Forest
Grazing Service
AAA
Hugh W. Colton
Howard Ivory
William C. Whitaker
Uintah County
A. Golden Kilburn
Logan
Extension Soil Conservationist
Glen T. Baird
Extension Agronomist
Arnold Erwagon
Fafige Management
SCS
Uintah Reports Increase In Notifiable Diseases
Health officers report 436 resident notifiable disease cases for the week ended Jas 7, up from 321 last week. Chickenpox leads with 159 cases, measles 148, while Uintah County records one chicken pox case. total compares to 337 cases the same week last year.
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State Department of Health
Uintah
Boston merchant uses fabric strips in window display
Service A Boston clothing merchant added a novel touch by letting strips of cloth protrude through window slits so passersby could feel the fabrics his suits are made from. The U S Golf Assn will meet at York City on January ith.
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Boston, Mass
U.S. Golf Assn
York City
Golden Collins Sustained as Bishop of Ballard Ward
Golden Collins has been sustained as new bishop of Ballard Ward in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Wen dell Johnson is first counselor and Bernard Larsen is second counselor, announced this week.
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Golden Collins
Ballard Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Wendell Johnson
Bernard Larsen
Jesse Hullinger
Erle Stella
Betts
Collins
Ralked
Ballard
Wiscombe
Greasy Domestic Wools Steady on Market
Trading in the Boston wool market was sparse with prices for all greasy domestic wools held unchanged. A bid sale at Portland Oregon on Jan 13 sold about 339000 pounds of graded and original bag wools. Estimating eight month Texas wools, contracts ranged from 165 to 145 cents per pound clean delivered Boston. Cabled reports from foreign sources say markets remain firm and unchanged.
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Boston
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Texas
Army Air Force Commissions Available for Qualified Men
Army and Air Force announce commissions after officer candidate school. Eligible men include WWII service veterans with two years college, U.S. citizenship, age under 32, and physical and mental fitness. High school graduates or those passing tests may enlist as sergeants to enter OCS. upon completion, commissioned as second lieutenants with two years active duty and potential further commissions. Information from local Army and Air Force recruiting offices in the Municipal Building Roosevelt Ave Salt Lake City.
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Negifle Cera
U.S
Army
Air Force
Roosevelt
St 268 S
State, Salt, Lekerty
Lambs Higher At Salt Lake Stockyards
At the Salt Lake stockyards the salable receipts for the week ended were 1033. Slaughter cattle were uneven with steers and heifers weak to shade lower while cows stayed largely steady. Bulls and vealers were strong with some choice vealers 4 shade higher. Cattle prices ranged broadly across grades with steers and heifers near 17 to 21, cows 14 to 18, and vealers up to 30. Feeder steers 18.5 to 21, stock calves 20 to 23.5. Hogs higher by 1.00, tops 21.50, overall 21.00. Livestock by weight bands showed steady to higher for some, with lambs 21 to 22 for good and choice and mutton around 19 to 20.5. ewes 900 to 1000 pounds noted.
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Salt Lake
In ten years one thousand NE churches closed says Grangers
The Portland Grangers convention heard that about a thousand churches in New England have closed over the past decade. No further details were provided on which congregations or dates, but the statistic was cited as a significant regional trend.
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New England
Portland Grangers’ Convention
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Louisiana
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Firestone
Boy’s de Lure
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Canterbury FM
Uintah Basin
Uintah Bank
Vernal, Utah
Liberal Trade
Taare
Tles Limited
Learie
Woodey B. Searle
Myer
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