Tracking Firm Takes Over Gilsonite Haul Operation
Bonanza Truck Line has taken over hauling gilsonite ore from the American Gilsonite Company mines to the Craig processing plant a 120 mile haul. Hal Tate president leads the firm with Barton Truck Line in Utah as affiliate. All former American Gilsonite trucking staff moved to Bonanza with Stan Slaugh remaining in processing and shipping duties.
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Bonanza Truck Line
Bonanza Mines
American Gilsonite Company
Craig
Hal Tate
Utah
Barton Truck Line
American Gilsonite
E. W. Owen
American Gilsonite Fen
Bonanza
Stan Slaugh
Gilsonite
Fallout shelters and mortgage cautions during war era
Babson Park, Masa-If World War I should come suddenly and your community be hit by Abam or I bored attacks. It would be demolished, probably no preparation on your part could save your life. The chances are, however, that your cry will not be bombed that you would have only fallout to worry about. This fallout is the radioactive dust thrown into the air when a bomb explodes. If Detroit, for instance, should be bombed, most would be killed and a cloud of radioactive dust would travel with the wind. Everyone within 50 miles would be exposed to burns. go to a shelter for three or four days with supplies and a battery radio for official news. Mortgage payments could be frozen and stock exchanges closed. Safe foods include fruits with thick skins. avoid apples, peaches, berries with thin skins until government clearance. Ground fish may be safe. avoid mackerel. Do not drink milk until permitted. cattle feed radioactive milk. Water is crucial. have a covered well or store purified water in shelter. Construct fallout shelters with concrete blocks and dirt. include a shovel and Borax. Before renewing a mortgage, ensure the house has a fallout shelter.
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Babson Park
Masa
Detroit
Conelrad
Oregon
Safeet
W Buchanan
Barton
Florida
Farm irrigation advised by extension service survey
Farm Specialists Air Irrigation surveys show soil moisture varies by farm and field. Moisture depends on winter rainfall, last year’s crop, soil type and tillage. Irrigation should follow crop needs rather than habitual watering. check soil reservoir.
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USA Extension Service
Pesticide Residue Concerns Highlighted by Utah Agent
Uintah County Agent Bill Farnsworth of Utah State University notes growing public attention to pesticide residue on foods. Federal and state agencies, including FDA and USDA, have intensified efforts after the Miller Bill to ensure safety while maintaining effective pest control. Residues are typically far below dangerous levels, with tolerances set on the safe side. people seek reliable information on safe usage.
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Uintah County
Bill Farnsworth
Utah State University
US Food and Drug Administraton
US Department of Agriculture
Irrigation Rules for Filling Soil Reservoir to Root Depth
Farmers are advised to compare soil water holding capacity with root depth. Estimate root-zone needs, subtract from capacity, and apply only the needed inches up to the potential rooting depth. Do not exceed the soil reservoir, especially in salt-prone soils, and fill to full rooting depth before crop maturity.
Insecticide Recommendations Reprint Notice
Announcement for securing a copy of Insecticide Recommendations from the Entomological Research Division. It lists price details, publication updates, and ordering through the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office. It references USDA Agricultural News and fields a request for copies via Washington DC.
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Entomological Research Division
Cropa
Usda Agricultural
Neindhook
U 8
Farnaworth
Uintah
Seuty
Washington
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