Trail Riders of Wilderness Plan High Unitas Trip
A group called Trail Riders of the Wilderness, organized since 1933 by the American Forestry Association, will embark on a nine to ten day, about one hundred mile journey through Utah’s wilderness areas. The itinerary includes Lake Atwood, Gunsight Pass, and Red Castle routes with daily mileage ranging 7 to 24 miles, ending back at U Bar Ranch.
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Robert's Pass
Atwood Basin
Lake Atwood
Trail Hidera
Painter's Basin
Timberline
Gunsight Pass
Menry’s Fork Basin
Dollar Lake
Red Caste
Red Castle
Yellowstone Basin
Kidney Lakes
Fox Lake
U Bar Kane
Box Canyon
Walla
Nome
Ser Aren Terete
National Forest
Utah
United States
American Forestry Association
Dorothy Dixon
Washington, D.C
D. Kei Barnes
Kaynville
Noland Boertitz
Barbara Leroyratary
Wooster
Ohio
Margaret G. Common
Reeve Gould
Gould
Atuler
Cale
Hisbner
Cincianati
Peasy Long
Medical Technicliny
Smithville
Stanley Bi Mazetka
Detroit
Michigan
Mia
Miron
William Neal
San Francisco
Harold C. Nelson
Long Beach
Cality
Rous
Eagos
Ballard Scouts Take Week Trip to Yellowstone
Ballard area youth leader Catvin Squire and Orland Cook led fifteen Boy Scouts on a trip last week, departing Monday and returning Friday with a main stop at Yellowstone National Park. The column lists a flurry of local residents visiting relatives, family events, and community updates spanning Ballard and nearby towns, including military, hospital, and school notes. Names such as Merle Molyneaux of Parson, Erna Stella, Glen Stanley, Raymond Eldredge, and others appear among travel, family births, marriages, and public service mentions.
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Catvin Squire
Orland Cook
Yellowstone National Park
Utah Dept of Business Signals Support for Natural Gas Hearing
Vernal Chamber of Commerce urged Utah to back a proposal to export Utah natural gas to the Pacific Northwest. Rep. Dawson cited potential drilling stimulus but noted the Utah Department of Business Regulation opposed the Pacific Northwest plan. Department would not testify but plans to write to federal agencies about the matter.
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Utah Dept. OF Business
Vernal Chamber of Commerce
Red ‘Willam A
Dawson
Utah
Pacific Northwest
Utah Department of Business Regulation
Pacific
de Parent
Ederal
Power ‘Commission
Pers
Glines Family Returns from Vacation and Local Notes
Lloyd Glines family returns from a vacation in Yellowstone and Tetons. Inductions planned for Fort Douglas, Tas. Wardle family moves to My. Wardle employed. RaNae Samuels visits Garr Jones in Meeker Colorado. Miles Searle returns from California after Boy Scout event. Mrs. William Meld injured seriously at Uintah County Hospital. Irwin Winn family moves back from Welser Idaho. Ernest Johnson visits Salt Lake City and Idaho. Richard Le Sealy and Snuth to be at former Ward residence. The Lydes to California. They will visit Stone Park and Manton on return. Speakers Glade Calder and LR Preece. vocal solos by Fiver, Mt Mra, Don Batty, Tula. Mrs. Batty accompanied by Mrs. Jolin Stagg. Mr. Tullis with President Archie Johnson. Jolly Stitchers club meets at Mrs. Wardle’s home. Dessert luncheon.
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Darla Johnson
Lloyd Glines
Yellowa
Teton National Parks
Payane Case
Max Timothy
Ft. Doug, Tas
Holt Wardle Ee
Ma. Wardle
RaNae Samuels
Mra
Garr Jones
Meeker
Cofo
Miles Searle
Ray Searle
California
William
Uintah County
Irwin Winn
Welser
Aka
Winn
San
Ernest Johnson
Ane
Idaho
Windley
Richard le Sealy
Snuth
Orfa
Ly ‘Yde
Glade Calder
LR. Preece
Don Batty
Tula
Echo Park May Have New Champion
Washington congressman Rep. Doug Stringfellow said Wilbur A. Dexheimer’s appointment as new commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation should speed construction of the Park Dam and the Central Utah Project, part of the Upper Colorado River Storage Projects. Stringfellow praised Dexheimer as a career official from the bureau’s Center office, formal and devoted to reclamation in the West.
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Washington
Doug
Stringfellow
Wilbur A. Dexheimer
Bureau of Reclamations
Park Dam
Central
Utah
Colorado
Doxheimer
Bureau
Censer
U.S. Farmers Hit Record Output With Less Labor
U.S. farmers have produced record outputs in recent years while using 20 more efficient labor hours less per unit and suggesting only 12 percent more acreage than in 1910, signaling rising productivity and modest land expansion.
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U.S
Community Notices and Personal Events in Local Chronicle
Visiting at the David Lundberg and Earl Winn homes last week recounts travel to Salt Lake City by Wendel Johnson with his two children and a piece of steel taken from Earl Gardner’s eye earlier at Roosevelt hospital. A neighborhood shower for Deloris Hutch eon and a John Guise family reunion are noted among local gatherings and farewells on July 15 and July 7.
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Merle Molyneaux
Parson
Wyo
Mrs. Molyneaux
Erna Stella
Molyneaux
Jim Jordan
Sunnyville
Cal
Glen Stanley
Glen Eldredge
Sud
Raymond Eldredge
Maryland I
Glen
Misa Deloris Hutcheon
Roosevelt
Clyde Kirkman
Salt Lake City
LDS ‘Temple
Allegan
Ira
Lynn Bracken
Ryton
Grant Rowberry
Tovele
Rowberry
Mra
Guy Giles
Washington
Donald May
San Francisco
Sophie May
Salt Lake Oly
Ballard
Elton
Vaughn Simper
Uintah School Board
Alferra
Wilnlar Parrick
Lloyd Labrum
Abram
Ray Westwood
Rangely
Wen
John
Marion Gardner
Shriners Hospital
Salt Lake
Stephen Eldredge
Navy
Seattle
Wash
Vic
Coston
Alterra
Howard Gardner
San Bring
John A. G
Carolyn Yians
Karl Hawa
Vernal
Spencer Squire
Reed Johnson
Logan and Hire
Denton Hall
Ogden
David Lundberg
Earl Winn
Carol Betts
Jantte Weitzen
Carolyn Hoss
Allen Gines
Patsy Ines
Celie Say Kay
Elaine Nee
Gi Gines
Joanne Todd
Lynn
Bracken
Deloris Hutcheon
Martha Shanks
Ramony Harrison Returns From Mexican Mission
Ramony Harrison returns from a Mexican mission praising hospitality and lessons learned. The report notes cultural exchanges with the Gulanife Convents and Zarate Leoat, mentioning a school in Fresno and a local price in Chicago. For the first time fish milk delivered to the Chicago market topped 400 million pounds in one month as Api production reached 402 million pounds.
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Hese
Chicago
API
Bee Hive outing and visits across towns noted
Roy Simper and Mrs Jen Perry accompanied a Bee Hive Girls group on a Bee Hive outing to Tron Springs last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Strong of Siptinayilte hosted them visiting relatives. Douglas Hall visited Mr and Mrs Lester Gatz teyer in Denver. Cole and Mr and Mrs Warren Abpla nalp of Sunnysida visited at Roy Simper and Ray Gardiner’s home.
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Roy Simper
Jen Perry
Tron Springs
Fred Strong
Siptinayilte
Douglas Hall
Lester Gatzteyer
Denver
Cole
Warren Abplanalp
Sunnysida
Ray Gardiner
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High Unitas
U Bar Ranch
Equipmen
University Ofllinois Agronomist
Yellowstone
Ellen Bracken
Rane
Calder Motor
Booth
Vernal Ave
Vernal, Utah
Gattlemen Sher Aid
J Eaitlemen
Droughtatrick
Southwest
White House
Pres. Eisenhower
Helena.Rubinstein’s
Dryskin
Buy “Pasteur Reece Om Beseileal” Batra Scohleg Tatoa
Shebilda
Pheass
Helena Rabinetein
Siaty
Echo Park
Ae Gubee
Philco
TeaArts
Ramony Harrison
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