Salt history and vitamin D feeding in livestock management
Historical notes on salt as a precious commodity and its tax effects, then focus on livestock feeding. Highlights salt’s sacred status in ancient times, price controls and smuggling, and how salt access influenced cattle. Concludes with milk fever remedy using vitamin D given to cows pre calving, 20 million units daily split morning and evening for 3 to 7 days, not exceeding seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Morrison
Ohio
Oil Field Unit Locations and Wells in Uintah Basin
A dense survey lists multiple oil and gas unit locations, test depths, spudding and setting details, and field notes across the Uintah Basin and surrounding Utah fields. It includes Humble, Red Wash, Walker Hollow, Paradise benches and other units, with spud dates ranging 1961 to 1982, depths from a few thousand feet to over 7,000 feet, and production notes such as existing outputs and planned conversions to gas wells. Names of companies include Humble Oil & Refining, California Oil Co, Sinclair Oil Co, Pan American Petroleum, and Alpine Oil Co among others, with field references to Red Wash, Mesaverde, Green River formations and Wasatch tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
Caldwell and Covington
Mesaverde
Eley
N-S
Walker Hollow
Humble Oil & Refining
NEBE
Nye
Red Wash
Peris
Red Wash California
Red Wash Field
Greenriver
Ulaiah Federal Sinclair Oil and Gas Co
T.D
Dry P, & A
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Orig
Alpine OG Co., Inc
Red
Calvert Drig
Humble Oil and Refining
Green River
Pan American Petr. Corp
Parlette
Gov't. Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Cottonwood Wash
LDS Miracle and Wooster-Tayen Oil Co
Ber
Rainbow
Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp
Ares
Uintah Federal
Sinclair Oil and Gas Co
Southwest Rockhouse
Gov't
Cation
Uintah’ Basin
Drig. Co
Mancos
White River
Ietana
Gera Moab Drig. Co
East Southman Canyon
Castlegate
Gulf Oil Corp
Red Wash California Oil Co
Red ‘Wash
Bend
Alpine OM Co, Inc
United Fedoral
Sinclair Oil Co
Rock House
July Fourth Week At Oaks Park And County Updates
Nearly 200 people enjoyed fishing and picnicking at Oaks Park reservoir during the July Fourth weekend. Uintah County scrap rubber drive reports over 105,000 pounds collected with another ton expected. Gusher Post Office building and records burned at 7:00 am due to wiring. Daniel Beard named custodian of Dinosaur National Monument. J C Penney Co features a front counter selling war stamps and bonds. Calder family welcomes Baby Girl born May 11 in Vernal. Isaac Newton’s group celebrated Independence Day at Newton Bros. factory. Bonanza postmistress resigns and post office to be abandoned. Mrs A H Milstead to teach music in the area. Ralph Walkers relocate to Salt Lake City for work. No county offices filled yet per Clerk F L Neel. Eight mounted guards planned for grazing district No. 8 security. July 24 pageant Cavalcade of the Pioneers with 50 performers to follow miniature parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaks Park Reservoir
H. S. Sowards
Uintah County
Gusher
Daniel 8. Beard
Dan Beard
Boy Scouts
Dinosaur National Monument
J. C. Penney Co
Howard Caldwell
Calder of Vernal Farmers
Roosevelt Hospital
Isaac Newtan
Newton Bros
Bonanza
A. Hi. Milstead
Birmington
Alabama
Milstead
Ralph Walkers
Salt Lake City
Walker
F. L. Neel
Pioneers
Uintah High agricultural trip and local events flash
Ninety years ago Uintah High School agricul tural club sets off for a ten day Yellowstone and Southeast Idaho tour. An all Negro orchestra performed at Doc's Beach and Victory Park. UBSC hosts horse pulling in August at Fort Duchesne. Vernal BPW Club to sponsor Pajama dance at Doc's Beach. Bees yield abundant honey this year. Vernal to Provo phone rates set at 0.5 dollars after 6:30 pm. Big Fourth of July crowd at Mountain Dell Dry Fork. Baby boy welcomed to Mr and Mrs Garrett Case. Lightning hits Henry Slaugh home. no one home. Ashley National Forest completes road to Green River Gorge near Green Lake. George H. Martinsen and companions return from six weeks in Montana. An Oliver dollar travels through 139 shops in 20 days, value of $55.32. Widespread Saturday and Wednesday games crown First Ward, Glincs and Maeser winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School Agricultural Club
Yellowstone National Park
Idaho
Doc's Beach
Victory Park
UBSC
Fort Duchesne
BPW Club
Vernal
Marshall
Provo
Mountain Dell
Dry Fork
Garrett Case
Henry Slaugh
Oliver
Ohio
First Ward
Glincs
Maeser
Vernal News Sparks From July 12 1902 Rail and Market Notes
60 YEARS AGO. July 12 1902. A new coach arrives in Vernal promising comfort for travelers. Bartlett sails from San Francisco to New Zealand with Honolulu layover. Coltharp Co. gains new ownership via William Burton transfer. Editor Wilman vacationing at Baldy Mountain. Beers Store sells light calico at 5 cents a yard and vinegar at 30 cents per gallon. Repair crew returns from Dry Fork Canyon fixing the flume and restoring water flow. A frost observed in the valley as Wasatch range shrouded in snow. William O Neill reports ore samples from Idaho properties. County superintendent election sees N G Seward for Republicans and Mrs Mary Orser for Democrats. Enos Bonnton heads east with 3006 mother? for the Eastern market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.P. Coltharp Co
William Burton
Coltharp
Wilman
Baldy Mountain
Beers
L. Johnson
Dry Fork Canyon
Wasatch
William O'Neil
Idaho
N. G. Sewards
Mary Orser
Enos Bonnton
Wothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harbendry Universi
Wisconsin
Benguets
England
Jura Mountains
Bohstedt
Oil News
Ashley National Forest Service
Green Lake
Lewis Allen
George H. Martinsen
Song Charles and
Dalmatn
Montena
Korat
Thailand
U.S
CG. S. Bartlett
San Francisco
New Zealand
Honolulu
Gerber and Bodily’s
Ginny Simm
Melody Homes
Mr. Murray
Dirk
Shell Homes
Western Hills Construction Company
East
2700 North
Ogden
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