Colorado's Utilization is Called Inadequate
Federal power officials told the Colorado River Users Association in San Diego that projects will be within transmission distance of loads in the lower Colorado River basin. They estimate basin electric-utility power needs at 27.0 billion kilowatt hours by 1960, with industrial use reaching about 1610 million. They discussed combining upper-basin projects like Rattlesnake Desolation and Red Canyon Flaming Gorge and noted inadequate central Arizona channels, with salt cedar flooding reducing capacity and threatening flood damage to Gila and Salt River properties. Groundwater data are woefully incomplete and measures to reduce losses and improve recharge were proposed.
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Federal Power
Wing
Colorado River Basin
Bureau of Reclamation
Rattlesnake
Desolation
W. D. Ludlow
District Army
Los Angeles
Arizona
Gila
Salt
A. Nelson Sayre
U. S. Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
Colorado River
Duchesne County Bounty Payments Rise and Fall
Revenue from bounty claims in Duchesne County shows shifts with 1949 totalling 3 674 for 82 coyotes 22 bobcats and lynx and 2 cougars. Comparisons reveal 1948 and 1949 changes and list board members Heber Moon George H. Harrison Roosevelt and S R Lusty Arcadia.
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Duchesne County
Predatory Animal Board
Duchesne County Predatory Animal Control Board
Heber Moon
Duchesne
George H. Harrison
Roosevelt
S. R. Lusty
Arcadia
State Farm Revenue: Is On Decline
The Utah Economic and Business Review reports Utah farm revenue in October 1949 fell 21 percent from October 1948 with October receipts around 13.3 million. January to October 1949 totals stand at 113 million, a 10 percent drop from the prior year. Declines are blamed largely on lower prices, especially in livestock, with the parity index dropping to 100 on November 15 for the first time since 1941.
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Utah Economic and Business Review
Bureau of Economic and Business Research
College of Business
University of ‘Utah
Utah
Econnomic and Business Review
Utah Wool Growers to Hear Talks at 43rd Convention
Uintah County sheepmen prepare for the forty third annual Utah Wool Growers convention January 24 and 25 at the Hotel Utah Salt Lake City Lamb marketing to be the main topic with speakers Homer Davison Don Kenney Seth Shaw and D A Broadbent addressing. The program aims to link consumer access to lamb with producer margins amid shifts from wool to lamb proceeds.
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Uintah County
Utah
Salt Lake City
Don Clyde
Heber City
Ross
Herber
Clyde
Homer Davison
Chicago
American Meat Institute
Don Kenney
Salt Lake
Seth Shaw
Denver
Safeway Stores, Inc
D. A. Broadbent
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Conservation Survey Completion Urged For Farm Lands
Director for Conservation calls for completion of soil and land capability surveys to guide nationwide programs. Amid installation ceremonies at Vernal Lodge No. 241, officials list officers and emphasize planning for farm conservation, education, and rural development.
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Vernal Lodge No. 241,0.C.F
Washington
Chethesday
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Charles F. Brannan
Bennett
Rangely Bank Plans Liquidation After Oil Boom Decline
Rangely's State Bank announced voluntary liquidation following a stockholders meeting. Officials said the move aims to reduce capital stock from 50000 to 25000 after the oil boom leveled off, a plan previously blocked by the Federal Reserve Bank.
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Wednesay Jat Sports Premie Irs State Bank
Rangely
Federal Reserve Bank
Domestic chicken breeds trace back to jungle fowl origins
The report outlines conservation districts covering about 1.179 billion acres with new districts formed monthly. The Service aided 124 more districts in 1948-49 than the prior year, though staff limits limited technical help. More permanent soil conservation was applied, with plans on about 185 million acres and over 101 million acres treated.
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Bennett
Mees a appoints Val Larle Preece as chairwoman for winter quarter
The Mees organization selects Val Larle Preece, daughter of Ronala Preece, as chairman for the upcoming winter quarter. Mr and Mrs Ronala Preece celebrate her achievement as Uintah High graduate during the week.
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Meesa
Val Larle Preece
Ronala Preece
Fayg
Uintah High
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