C J Neal Wins Forest Lease Flight
C J Neal wins a forest land lease after a long appeal process. The ruling by the Bureau of Land Management clears the way for Neal to pursue oil and gas rights within the Wasatch and Uintah area, triggering a flood of new lease applications as news reached Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake District
Bureau of Land
C. J. Neal
al Hens
Washington
Agency
Bisson
Cational Forest
Salt Lake
Ebro
Bureaucaf Land Management
United States
Fardland Gas
Ashl
Wasatch Falconel
Lakeistrict
Trea
Tire Rocks
Strawberry
Heber
Wesatch Dona
Pressure Cooker Testing urged by Miss Smith in Uintah County
Homemakers are urged to bring pressure cookers out of storage for testing ahead of canning season. Miss Ruby ith, the home demonstration agent, emphasizes using a gauge backed pressure cooker for non acid vegetables and meat to prevent botulism. Instructions were sent to Relief Society presidents for gauge testing, with local testing by Miss in several communities. An unrelated note mentions the Intermountain Junior stock show in Salt Lake City as a leading junior stock event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Ruby Ith
Thei
Offic
Egu
Relief Society
Miss
Pout Relief Society
Farmers Told Of Conservation Personnel Cut
Utah production staff is reduced from 37 to a smaller number as Harold Dudley, chair of Uintah county Agricultural conservation committee, reports. Former fieldmen face loss of direct distribution of commodities and insurance, with services limited by personnel cuts. Farmers are warned they must assume more responsibility for farming practices and program compliance, relying less on state PMA staff.
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Utah
Harold Dudley
Uintah County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Vical Hara
Lvage
PAA
Lesa Oh
PMA
Keller Will Promotes Local Car Business Start
E L Keller wills to establish a car business here after years in Price and St Anthony Idaho. He and Mrs Keller plan permanent residence with five children. One daughter served in WWI. their pilot son died on a mission in the South Pacific. The four surviving sons are active in business.
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Keller
Price
St Anthony
Idaho
Farenta
South Pacific
Landlord Must Petition Before He Can up Rent
Fred E. Ray and T. Lanery Larsen visited Vernal to explain the new federal rent control act effective July 1. They said landlords must file a petition with the Vernal area rent office before any rent increase is approved or granted after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Ray
Provo
T. Lanery Larsen
Price
Vernal
Mr. Hay
Verna
Duchesne Plans July 24 Community Fete
Duchesne hosts a July 24 celebration with a parade at 10:00 p.m and a 11:00 p.m program at city park. A potluck dinner is set for noon, followed by a baseball game between Duchesne and Price at 2:00 p.m. Other events include pony and bicycle races, chicken foot races and novelty contests, ending with a dance at Duchesne High School.
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Duchesne WO
Ottleers
LDS Church
City Park
Duchesne
Price
Chitkens
Duchesra High School
Nelson to Lead Calder Creamery Sanitation Program
Woodrow E. Nelson has begun duties as production superintendent in charge of sanitation and quality control at Calder's creamery. He plans to establish residence in Vernal with his wife and twin daughters. A Utah State Agricultural College graduate with a BS, he previously led the college creamery and served five years in the army, earning the Bronze Star for valor in the Battle of the Bulge. Now he promotes insect pest control initiatives.
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Woodrow E. Nelson
Logan
Calder’s Creamery
Nelson
Vernal
Utah State Agricultural College
Utah Na- Monel Guard
Edternach
Germany
Luzemburg
Teden Firat
Sour River
Fepet
Ie Goene
Netich
Bulge
Uintah County deer herd debate at Heber meeting
Delegation from Uintah County stockmen and forest officers attended a board of game control meeting in Heber to discuss deer growth and range use. Ashley National Forest supervisor A Harrison reported deer counts near 7,888 with estimates of 75 percent mature. officials warned overutilization and urged reseeding to reach 3,000 head. Local woolgrowers pressed maintaining deer numbers for grazing, while forest service officials emphasize protecting wildlife and range.
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Uintah Gounty
Higen Uintah
Board of Game Control
Heber
Forest Service
Association
Uintas
A. Harrison
Ashley Forest
Uintah
Ane
Flumberg
Byron P. Cane
Pees Attiaevita
Erie
Hese Rae
Fi Fisher
Hunter
Harry Ratliff
Teenak Ashley
Hacking
Header
Edla
Greendale
Browns Park
Ates
Diamond Mountain
Diamond Gulch
Taland Park
Fragmentary note on metals and footwear trade
A garbled OCR fragment references metals and hardware materials and footwear, with unclear phrases and missing context. The readable bits mention various items and possible trade terms, but no complete event, names, places, dates, or outcomes are identifiable.
Court at Craig Petition to prove a rata iducorporatia
Court at Craig proceeding centers on proving a rata iducorporatia petition. Fragmentary text suggests a formal filing or corporate matter. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable. Further readable details are needed to produce a complete summary.
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Craig
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Forest Lease Flight
Hood Land Office
Miss Smith
Salt Lake City
E. L. Keller
W. E. Nelson
Alera
Woodrow E, Nelson
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Uints Mountains
Thea
Jomery
Atresia
Bares Grow
Don Clyde Heber
Mae
Utah Es
Mrs. Ones
Coop
Piedmont Dairy
Piedmont. Dairy
Chimney Rock
Moines
Alps
Firestone
Spark aLues
Hettesta
Warela
Whassie Splaners
Haw
Dasign
Sherrill
Tostal
Edheam
Searle’s Saving Center
Beanle, Mg
CuMigkwar Do” Verma
Unntah State Bank
Abtrong Bank
Vernal, Utah
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