Grass Hollow Range: A Utah Conservation Success Story
A conservationist recounts Grass Hollow in Bert Coleman’s Uintah Basin holdings where stocking, fencing, springs, reservoirs, and reseeding transformed a barren area. Proper management increased lamb production and weight, expanded stockwater, and restored forage, explaining the hollow’s name. The project reduced erosion and boosted native western wheat grass growth.
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Deerhunter
Sheepberger
Bert Coleman
Grass Hollow
Fruitland
Coleman
Toss Hollow
Colorado
St Pauls Women Hold Business Meeting
Members of the Women s Council of St Paul s Episcopal Church met for a business meeting and program at Mrs Tom Watch s home Tuesday of last week Light refreshments were served Miss Ruby Smith the County home demonstration agent will present a program on textile paintings at the next meeting to be hosted by Mrs CR Jeffries Tuesday evening
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Women's Council of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Tom Watch
CR. Jeffries
Ruby Smith
Doris Johneen Cewreaped Kt CN Work Delayed By Cold Weather
The port says work has been paused due to cold. plastering will start as conditions permit. Main theater sponsored movie tickets sales added to the building fund last week. Arza Adams and Robert Lites ter of the Seventies quorum spoke at Sarcament. Fireside Chat followed at Oma Wardle home with Mrs. Frank Slaugh presenting Peet Gynt and piano numbers. Wardle sang several solos including The Holy City Promise Me Danny Boy. Refreshments served. Monday evening open at MIA with Builders in the Hive activities and a honey themed meal. Bee Hive treasurer notes a book review A Lantern In Her Head by Bess Streeter Aldrich.
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Ewan
Arza Adams
Robert Litester
Sarcament
Oma Wardle
Frank Blaugh
Wardle
Danny Boy
Bess Streeter Alditch
Senior Scouts Party Features Games and Lesson Discussion
The Senior Scouts at a recreation hall party enjoyed a program with games and a chill. The Gleaner Girls joined the discussion of the lesson "For Time and Eternity" with stories by Meriam Perry and Mia, Vern Johnson, and a talk by Oma Wardle. Homemade candy and apples were served.
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Gleaner
Meriam Perry
Mia
Vern Johnson
Oma Wardle
Moonlight proposal for city lights rejected in Detroit
An 1800-era Detroit alderman proposed turning on street lights every night regardless of moon phase. The city controller defeated the motion, arguing moonlight is not only cheapest but most popular, effectively ending the Let Moon Shine effort.
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Detroit
Holly Growing in Oregon Growing in Oregon Holly production nears 150000 in 1943
Commercial production of Hag ish holly in Oregon shows a near 150000 dollar value in 1943. Holly acreage reaches about 15 percent of the state’s cropland, with current figures indicating growth prospects and regional distribution.
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Oregon
Boy With Dollar Pots Catches Record Rainbow
In Olympia Washington a three year old boy, Michael Eckhout, caught a record rainbow trout at Patterson Lake. He used a dollar polo, two-bit line and big angleworm to reel in the largest trout ever taken from the lake.
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Olympia
Wash
Michael Eckhout
Michael
Patterson Lake
Urbanization Trend Reveals Shift to City Living
Bush to the Citie notes centuries ago the first cenays in 19M showed only S percent living in towns. Modern figures claim cities now house 60 percent of the population, signaling a major urbanization shift.
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Bush
Local News Notes and Social Moves in Naples Ada Cosnshaw District
Naples correspondent reports visitors including Mrs. Krause and daughter with Gladys Karren, Lydia Petros Myron and group. Girls Organization hosted a Sacrament meeting program with talks by Veru Collier and Carma Goodrich, a Margaret Harrison reading, and a girls chorus with Venna Bascom. Awards presented by Stella H Oaks and Hazel Olsen. Duvall returns from Baltimore after six weeks with Bir Blitzmara accompanying home. Ben Barker comes from California after six months. Merrells and Williamses visit Salt Lake City. Pearl Williams celebrated birthday with party and luncheon.
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Paul Krause
Fr. Duchesne
Gladys Karren
Lydia Petros
Myron
Veru Collier
Carma Goodrich
Margaret Harrison
Venna Bascom
Stella H. Oaks
Hazel Olsen
Stephen Perry
D. Blitzmara
Ben Barker
California
George Hem
Frank Merrell
Salt Lake City
Ben Richard
Salt Lake Ci
Angus Merrell
Pearl Willams
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Grass Hallow
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Doris Johneen
Cewreaped
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Ashley Valley
Ferguson
Uintah
Finsg
Marry Ferguson, Inc
Ferguson Sqstem
Standard Trailer Co
New Welland Machine Co
Hydro Speed Equip. Co
Judson Bros. Phosphate Spreaders
Western Land Roller Co
Southwest Equipment Co
Beer
Cal Choppers
Land Rollers
Post Hola Diggere
Love Orchard
Johnson
Tractor Implement Inc
Salt Lae City
Utah
Intermountain Distributors
Stone Face
Millard
Frank Beckwith
Millard County Chronicle
Della
Naples
Ada Cosnshaw
Plere
Chevrolet
Valley
Fisher
Ang
Lloyd's Motor Sales
North Vernal Avenue
Ade
Wemarter
Eons Stn
Srout Agham
N Chevrolet CO
Vernal, Utah
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