Reservation News from Uintah and Ouray Areas
In Kanab Utah and nearby areas plans move heavy equipment for road work from Fredonia to Moccasino to support BIA road construction and oil and gas leases. Tribes discuss allotments and extensions for Blue Bell Greenet area wells, per capita payments, tax guidance, and a forthcoming delegation meeting in Washington with the National Congress of American Indians to coordinate Indian policy.
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A.M. Axtell
Esne
Kallon
Shiva
Keoosharem Church
Kanab
Utah
Church
Uintah
Katboh Beet
Maintenn
Low
Nce
Rualvision
Truzcton
Canyon
Arizona
Noother
Fredonia
Moccagino
Sint
Ouray
American Legion
Uto Nes
Ft. Duchesne
Eis Engen
Ian
Department of American Legion
Union Rags Wign
Carol Gardner
Jones, School
Nolan N. [Bea
Gusher Baptist
Uintah and Sunny
Whiterocks
Uintah County Group to Attend Coop Meet
Uintah County autoloads will attend the Utah Cooperative Association annual meeting in Salt Lake City on March 6. Attendees include Hyrum Blough and leaders from National Cooperatives Inc. Chicago and Farmers Union Service Corp. Denver. The Newhouse Hotel hosts registration at 9 00 a m with a 6 00 p m adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Utah Cooperation Association
Salt Lake City
Hyrum Glaugh
Theah Sears Union Coop
Cooperative Wholesale
Albert G. Stose
National Cooperatives, Inc
Chicago
C. E. Huff
Farmers Union Service Corporation
Denver
Ralph V. Blackham
Utah Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Moroni Reed Co-op
George D. Clyde
Water and Power Board
Blough
Newhouse Hotel
W. B. Robins
Utah Cooperative Associaton
Uinta Ol Refining Company
Jensen
Utah
Kelly-Western Seed
Ashbey Farmers Union
Foon
Restall
Freedom B plan to tax Native real estate debated
Report states that Freedom B would allow Indians to pay taxes on their real estate. About 48 tribes have sent notices indicating delegations will attend. The National Congress of American Indians, an all Indian organization, ranks as a major group representing Indians across the United States and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neola
U. S. Geological Survey
Carter Oil Co
Whitericks
Duchesne
Randlett
Hn Inc
Inamuch
Sree
Parmon
United States Treasury Mesa
Congress
Treasury Department
Fay
Salt Lake City
Caleantion
Washington
Francs McKinley
Sarah Hathford
Julius Murray
Vincent Sheech
National Congress of American Indians
United States
The
National Congress African Indians
Alaska
Utah groups study teacher merit pay plan in fall report
The Utah Legislative Council formed a nine member citizen committee to study incentive pay and merit rating for teachers. The group, supported by the School Survey Commission and Gov Bracken Lee, will report by September and may contract with local boards or colleges for study work with a $10 000 budget.
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Utah Legislative Council
Citizens’ Committee
Utah Edocation Agsu
School Survey Commission
The
Legislative _ Council
Gov
H C
State Welfare Commission
National Mercantile Therm
Virgil Norton
Centerville
Insurance Comexecutive
BF C Wdnesident
Donald Wiscombe
Bountiful
George A Iurst
Blanding
David Gourley
Granite
Mary Cantey
Jeschen Bryant
Don A. Geten
University of Uys _Gallexy
Aedication
Teese
Springvile Juniorigh
Bion
Lewis Ho Lroyd
George Frodsham
Board of Exarainers
Frodsham
St. Georg
Growth in North Dakota Oil Industry Accelerates
North Dakota towns show growth as the oil sector expands. About 3,000 people are now directly employed in the oil industry, with broader community impacts evident across the state.
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North Dakota
Heating pad with harness for farmers to stay warm on tractors
Industrial research introduces a heating pad featuring nine special harnesses allowing farmers to strap it on their backs while operating tractors in winter. The device aligns with consumer needs, including avoiding cold meat handling practices linked to the Federal Meat Inspection Service standard.
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Industrial Research
Ham language explained by county agent
County Agent Clair R Acord summarizes U S Department of Agriculture guidance on ham labeling The guidance covers cured hams with U S inspection stamps and federally inspected hams labeled tender ready-to-eat or fully cooked The article notes internal temperatures of 137F to 140F and explains when home cooking is or is not needed For ready-to-eat hams some further cooking may still be advised per packer directions
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Clair R. Acord
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mati Abraham
U.S
Ham Processing Described As Fully Cooked For Flavor
The article notes that makers prefer home cooking for best flavor and texture in fully cooked ham. It mentions Joams heated during processing and achieving a fully cooked appearance.
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Reservation ‘News
Bluebell Tahe Greenett
Ning Association
Amos
Andy JE
Preaman
James’ Gosden
Charles
Andy” Correll
New York City
Brat
Richard Cerred
Craig Gosden
Coop
Federal Meat Inspection Services
Trail OF Coin
Rae Blestor
U. S. Mill
Philadelphia
Ham
Amdt Foundation
Piedmont Dairy
Mnexor
Weiling
Wasp
Hudson
Wodson Hornet
Hornet
Lloyd's Motor Service
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