Wool Market Unstable at Utah Wool Growers Meet
Wool price rollbacks sparked confusion as Utah sheepmen gathered for the 45th annual Utah Wool Growers convention at Hotel Utah. Secretary James A. Hooper of the Utah Wool Marketing Assn noted a weak market despite short supply, with no forecast on future prices. President Don Clyde highlighted uncertainty in the industry and possible returns below prior hopes of 1.50 a pound. Officials from the U S Forest Service joined debates on grazing policies during afternoon sessions.
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Utah Wool Growers Aren
Salt Lake Oy
James A. Hooper
Utah Wool Marketing Assn
Hotel Utah
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Don Clyde
Wool Growers Association
U. S. Forest Service
Verl Warner
Asistant
Ute Council Delays Oil Land Action In Fort Duchesne
The Ute Ouray Tribal Business Council at Fort Duchesne deferred action until Thursday on approving or rejecting oil and gas land leases involving 9113.73 acres near Fruitland in Duchesne County. High bids were listed for multiple parcels from Carter Oil Union Oil Stanolind The California Co and others, totaling substantial sums. Continued details and bid breakdown appear on page.
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Ute Ouray Tribal Business Council
Fort Duchesne
Fruitland
Duchesne County
Utah Cooperative Arsn
Carter Oil
o.Asion O.co
California
Carter Union Oil
Carter-Union
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Turn on Your Porchlight Polio Drive Aids County Appeal
Polio committee urges a countywide door to door drive on the night of May 33 to boost the March of Dimes total to a 10000 goal. Local women including Mrs Vernal Sumner Mrs Harmon Sowards and Mrs Clair Hopkins lead volunteers at the event in Utopia Hall with many clubs supporting the effort.
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Ina
Daguey
Incu
Fogneny
Walisce
Johnson
Fox
Kressive Arts
Ethane Ial Sumner
Utopia
Haron
Harmon Sowards
Henry Mulecam
Sry
Lady Lions
Clair Hopkins
Kingsbury Guild
Tora
Ruth “Astle
Kiwant “Anns
Deb Casada
Arion Hall
Basin Livestock Show Set for May in Uintah County
Tentative date for the Uintah Basin Livestock Show is the last week of May announced by Alan Mansfield, president. A committee will meet to set a definite date judges, auctioneers and accretions to be decided soon. Officers and committee chairs listed include Marvin Smith manager L L Cook advertising Duane Johnson vice president Clair R Acord secretary Erland Preece treasurer Henry Schaefermeyer and others for various divisions.
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Uintah Basin
Mansfield
Marvin Smith
L. L. Cook
Duane Johnson
Clair R. Acord
Erland Preece
Henry Schaefermeyer
Glen Coupes
Sid Merkley
Fay Todame
Ictus McContie
Dean Fed
Merkley
Fat Pean
Qskiey Larson
Newsletter Seeks Clubs To Aid Uintah Publication
Organizations are urged to support the Uintah Newsletter by sending club names and officer lists for inclusion in a mail to service members. January issue will be mailed courtesy of the Progressive Arts Club led by Marion Nielsen with LaReal Mace and Verda Hammond. previous issue funded by Mother Adams.
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Uitah Pasin
North 2Nd West
Vernal
Utah
Service Boys
Progressive Arts Club
Marion ‘Nielsen
LaReal Mace
Verda Hammond
Mother Adams
Oil Executive To Speak At Coif C Dinner In Vernal
J R McWilliams vice president of Carter Oil Company will address the Coif C Dinner at the Vernal Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Wednesday. Secretary B Frank Ward announced the event. McWilliams brings decades in oil production engineering conservation and operations including work in Montana Wyoming and Colorado. He attended the University of Michigan, served in World War I, and joined Carter Oil in 1934. The speaker’s remarks will cover the subject announced for the event.
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J. R. McWilliams
Carter Oil Company
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
B. Frank Ward
Chamber of Commerce
McWilliams
University of Michigan
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Billings
Montana
Carter
Northwest
Jenve
Vernal
Opening of Fishing Set For June 14
The Utah fishing season opens June 1 and closes Oct. 12 in Salt Lake. The Utah Fish and Game Commission set hours of 5 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a daily bag limit of 12 fish and seven pounds for possession. Details of season closures and revisions will be prescribed later. The action followed a two day meeting reviewing licenses and proposed revisions.
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Salt Lake
Utah Fish and Game Commission
Fshing
Sytson
Taxing Our Strength Reflects On Tax Burden History
Fragmented clipping discusses taxing the public through 156 years and references large sums such as 248 billion dollars and 260 billion dollars tied to wars and presidents. It mentions Barry Trim en and cites Reader's Digest from U S News and World Report.
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Echo Park Bill to Be Placed Before Congress by Walter K Granger
Governor Lee favors naming a water agent to oversee Utah water policy under the Water and Power Board and the state engineer. He discussed appointing a water commissioner on a permanent independent basis and said he would support a lobbyist to promote the position.
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Asutnoten
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Bureau
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Essen
Oil News Digest of Uintah Duchesne and Carbon County
Moving details describe oil drilling and coring activity across Uintah Duchesne and Carbon counties. Entries list Carter and Ute Tribal locations with section-township-range coordinates, depths, and DST numbers. Observed activities include hydrafracking readiness, rotary tool usage, and well measurements with specific feet and barrels noted. Continued details referenced for page continuation.
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Carter
Uintah County
Coring
Rotary
Duchesne WC
Willow Creek
Jack Canyon
Canyon
Carbon County
J. G. Bolton
J. W. Weightman
Lapoint Man Heldon Charged With Carnal Knowledge
Uintah county sheriff Herb M. Snyder has a warrant charging Lapoint Man Heldon with carnal knowledge of a minor. Preliminary hearing scheduled. bond set at $500. Heldon to be tried by the U.S. Army after local court hearing in Uintah County.
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Lapoint
Uintah
Herb M. Snyder
Ball
Hackford
U. 5S. Army
Amp Stoneman
Maeser Couple to Note Golden Wedding Anniversary
Maeser couple to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a family gathering at home on February 1. They moved from Lexe rto Denver, then to Hayden, Colorado, and finally to Hayden, Pennsylvania. Their long life spans share memories of early emigration and settling in frontier towns.
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Ard
Charles Schaefemeyer
Coldan
Bmaeser
Maeser
Priday
Acter
Ivas
Lexeer
Schaeteroerer
Jar Glorado
Denver
Yeek
Charles
Caidene
Penewes
Hayden
Schaefemeyers
James Erverts
Concert Organ Installed by Vernal Church
A 4A Hammond electric concert organ was installed this week at the Vernal Congregational Church. The walnut finished instrument, the largest electric organ from Hammond, was purchased for 3900 dollars from Glenn Brothers Music Company in Saittak City. It features two manuals with attachments, multiple preset tones, nine speakers, and is designed for large hall recitals. The first performance will be a nine hour concert at ten o’clock morning by Charles Ne kel, a talented local musician.
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Vernal Congregational Church
Hammond Company
Glenn Brothers Music Company
Saittak
Charles Nekel
Tocal Rousselan
Variety Show at Uintah High School Saturday
A variety show will be held Saturday at Uintah High School at 3:00 p.m. to benefit the March of Dimes. Local vocalists and dancers perform a large program including puppet show, tap dancing, western numbers, and novelty acts.
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Uintah High School
Tonasium
Winter Game Survey Finds Animals In Good Condition
State Game and Fish Commission conducted winter range surveys in Uintah County, counting about 23 head north of Vernal and noting deer well distributed across the area. Snow depth is moderate, equipment breakdowns limited, and feeding grounds on the eastern side support over 300 deer with a plane count of 16 and reports of a herd of 15.
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State Game and Fish Commission
Fred. Reynolds
Vernal
Ak ‘Weta
Uintaa
Brown's Park
Kabelt’ Holow
Deer Dell
Seure Ane
Pati
Uintah
Uintah County May Lose Share of Federal Mineral Funds
Uintah County may lose its portion of a large fund from royalties under federal mineral leasing, with about 582.04 already accrued to the Uniform School Fund. State Treasurer's office shows no allotment to counties. officials plan appeals to secure Uintah’s share. County leaders pressed for action, warning court recourse if needed.
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Eputy
Teco
the Express
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Josep
Board of County Commission
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