Utah deer season opens October 22 amid board actions
The Utah Game Board, after an executive session in Salt Lake City, announced October 22 as the opening date for deer season and outlined season lengths and special regulations. They approved 550 permits, increased general deer hunting windows, and set limited antelope permits, with elk hunts tightened and a unique double-application rule for elk permits.
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MD Game Control
Saw Lake City
Jaw Dat
Generalelle
Utah
West Desert
San Rafael Desert
Hesston
Mt. Dutton
Pangultch
Buffalo Ranch Father Hailed For Raising Buffalo In Michigan
A ranch near Coldwater Michigan raises buffalo of a breed called buffaloes by a college trained dairyman. He notes bison cows dry off naturally and can continue milking. The article covers breeding age, herd size, disease concerns, vaccination and dehorning, feeding, parasite control, fence security, and the logistically scattered nature of modern buffalo herds.
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Etekints
Coldwater
Michigan
Specter
Nerea
Pete
Dileyman
Rulera
Sports Afield Magazine
Hamilton McNichol
Butters
Gopher Garden Club elects new officers at courthouse meeting
The Gopher Garden Club met at 4 pm Monday in the Courthouse to hold their officer election. New officers are President Dennis Hacking, Vice President David Bennion, Secretary.
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Wiley Pope
Gopher Garden Club
Dennis Hacking
David Bennion
Secre
Our Leader Ora Wardle Sets Summer Meeting Schedule
Elaine Jenkins reports Wiley Pope party chairman Freddie Weeks announces Ora Fae Wardle as leader. Meetings will be held during the summer on Wednesdays at 4 p.m. in the courthouse.
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Etary
Elaine Jenkins
Wiley Pope
Freddie Weeks
Ora Fae Wardle
Fire Losses Rise to Record High in U S Says Agent
County Agent Clair R Acord reports last year’s fire damage in the United States at about 785 million dollars. He notes a seven percent rise from 1951, with losses growing since 1935 and warns homeowners to clean roofs and valleys to remove tinder like leaves and debris. He urges heightened fire prevention by both public and private sectors to protect farms and businesses from ruin.
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United States
Clair R. Acord
Mr. Acord
Tridell Lemons Visit Goodrich Family Home
Mrs Boyd Lemon and children from Tacoma Washington visit Forrest Goodrich family in Tridell. They plan to leave Wednesday. Others visiting include the Bartlett and McKee families, with multiple trips to Salt Lake City for relatives and cattle transport. Attendees also joined the MIA June Conference and a dance festival.
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Lorna McKee
Boyd Lemon
Tacoma
Wash
Forrest Goodrich
Proya
Clark Carum
BYU
Mr. Goodrich
Salt Lake
Ethel Goodrich
Salt Lake City
Lemons
Tridel
Lela Barhlett
Tom Judd
Stanley Patterson
Owen Bartlett
Lester Bartletts
Lynn Cook
Flora Harvey
Tridell
Mia
Lapoint
Mosby Mountain Cattle Association
Bill Harveys
Laren Ross
LeVon McKees
Paradise Park
Farrell Simmons
Gene Wallace
Mary Grines
Elizabeth Morrill
Karren McKee
Stanley Morrill
Clarence Bowden
Ward
Dennis Good Nich
San Diego
Calif
Dennis
Japan
Goodrich
Reed McKee
Dennis Goodrich
Adrian Kump
Merrill Rasmussen
Private Morrill earns Silver Airborne Wings at Fort Campbell
Private Brent C. Morrill son of Mr and Mrs H Le Rey Morrill of Tridell Utah recently graduated from the 11th Airborne Division Jump School at Fort Campbell and was presented with the Silver Airborne Wings on May 22 He is assigned to Company L 503rd Airborne Infantry Regiment to learn rifleman duties while County Agent Acord notes disasters such as food frauds and strikes are guardable against
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Fort Campbell
Kentucky
Brent C. Morrill
H. le. Rey Morrill
Tridell
Utah
11Th Airborne Division
Pvt Morrill
503Rd Airborne Infantry Regiment
Better Care of Wool Will Increase Price
The Utah wool price could rise about 2.05 cents per pound if producers improve wool care. Acord says average prices reflect territory averages and grease prices vary with wool merit. Key tips: keep wool dry when sheared, reduce vegetable matter, avoid musty wool, and prevent burrs and seeds in fleece to avoid off grades.
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Utah
Clair l Acord
Avord
District Sanitarian Appointed From Roosevelt
Recently appointed district sanitation official with headquarters at the County Courthouse in Vernal, Michie replaces Floyd R. Bingham who was transferred to Cedar City. The new sanitarian, resident of Roosevelt, serves Uintah, Duchesne, Wasatch and Daggett Counties. Duties include checking sewage and hygienic conditions in restaurants, motels and hotels to ensure State hygiene standards. Mr. Michie worked 34 years for the Department of Agriculture in health related fields, attended Utah State Agricultural College in Logan, and is married with one child.
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Michie
Roosevelt
Floyd R. Bingham
Cedar City
New Sanitarian
Uintah
Duchesne
Wasatch
Daggett
Michle
Department of Agriculture
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
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Horace J. Gunn
Siste
U. S
Aera
FORD
Forch
Goodrich Home
States County
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Olympic Boostems
Hing
Pleaser
Denise Dareel
New York
Crosby
Olympic Fund
Istrict Sanitation
Vernal
War Arifel Michie
Royall Master Jreolor
Cain
United States Rubber Company Caan
Vernal Tire Service
West
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