Road funds set for Rangely to US 40 corridor project
Charles D. Vail approves a 20000 dollar budget to improve road from Rangely to US 40. Project aims to connect Rangely with outside work via a shorter route designated as highway 64 Meeker Herald. McLaughlin and Bryson of California Oil Group note War Department approval pending. Major oil firms back better road conditions along Highway 64 between Rangely and the Meeker area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Vail
Hangely
Band Springs
Us 40
BW. McLaughlin
FR. A. Bryson
California Oil Group Limited
Haven O41) and Refining Co
Mr. Vail
War Department
Equity O11 Company
Rangely Oil Field
Rifle
Meeker
Sand Springs
Highway 40
Rangely
Mclaughlin
Denver
Snake John
Meeker-Herald
16000 Predators Killed in Utah Annually
Salt Lake City reports that about 16 000 deer and sheep predators die annually in Utah. Mark Anderson of the Fish and Game Department says a persistent predatory control program costs around 150 000 dollars yearly, with some 5 000 dollars funded by the state and cooperation from agencies. He notes predators rise on winter ranges and pressures deer herds, while coyotes follow sheep and deer from summer to winter. He argues total elimination is impossible, but the program has boosted deer numbers over two decades, reducing predator impact on hunters and deer health overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mark Anderson
Ten” Pish and Game Department
State Department
Anderson
Andereson
Hunters report cougar removals near Birawberry and Parowats
A game department report by Allen Hansen notes four cougars killed near Birawberry, six killed west of Parowats revening, and additional shootings around TlekNet as part of a broader effort to eradicate native lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector
Allen Hansen
Game Department
Birawberry
Parowats Revening
TlekNet
Farmers Urged To Gather Scrap and Repair Machinery
War board official urges farmers to inventory farm equipment, repair, and order parts to boost wartime production. County USDA War Board chair Keetch says scrap iron supports soldiers while everyone must contribute to the Food for Freedom program. Implement dealers and students assist in surveys and farm-to-farm canvasses to ready machinery for peak harvest efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeteh
Ubitilt
Usda War Board
Keetch
War Board
Eminent Physician Outlines War Time Women Health Plan
Dr. Edythe Hershey of Montana, chairing the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, outlined an eight point health program for women in wartime. The plan stresses health exams rest, balanced diet, budgeting activities, and regular outdoor exercise to maintain morale and support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Hershey
Hoeleria
Montana
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Federation
New York City
Rr. Hershey
East
Javier Ber
State Seeks Methods Of Producing More Ducks
Salt Lake City February 28 The fish and game department is seeking new methods of management to produce more duck feed and more ducks nationwide. Mark Anderson department director said ge duck marmhes are
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Fis and Game Department
Mark Anderson
Utah marsh survey cites hunter activity near Ogden bay
The Utah project, sponsored by the state, shows Ogden bayhaas as top based on fall hunting season surveys. Development is partial but second only to Frederaldiear Tayer for hunter numbers and birds captured. Officials promise more dykes and improved management to increase duck feed and waterfowl in shallow areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Ogden Bay
Haa
Frederaldiear Tayer
Anderrom
Desert
Sutetlow
Army Remount Service Urges Ranchers to Season Horses
The Army Remount Service urges ranchers and farmers to train young horses and mares for light work within a year, recast failing animals, and breed mares to Italian or Jack stock. Lt. Col. Fred W. Koester notes wartime remount needs are uncertain but armies will need horses in future campaigns and allies may also require them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorheni
Mortain
Army
Alliums
Fred W. Koester
Pharge
Leota Chaos Probes Family Health and School Dance
Stoddard returns from Balt Lake after major operation at LDS Hospital and gains improvement. Jorgensens, Bodily Gusner families, and visitors from Roosevelt, Vernal, and Verot seen at homes. PTA dance planned at Leotin school house on Friday March 6 to raise funds for hot lunches with music by Reece Timothy of Roosevelt. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Balt Lake
LDS Hospital
Calvin
Oliver Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Chris Bodily
Br Gusner
Bert Wovey
Roosevelt
Hazel Wardle
Fidel Aumi
Alpine visit and family notes from Vernal and nearby states
A jumble of social notes records visits among families in Alpine Vernal and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs Lewis, Mr and Mrs Abegglen, James Merstisll, and others are listed visiting relatives in California Utah and Massachusetts. One line mentions eye surgery with a positive report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Alpine
Dinit Hawke City
Anessath
Abegglen
Lawrence Abegglen
Wits
Mivory
Bey Daidies Wits
Tear Perrys CO
Mio
James Merstisll
Hom Fontana
Calif
Ley
Wra. Marshal
Mitty Dane
Vernal
Frank Jenkin
Jack
Misc Theron
Ruri Creek
Tae
Das Missi Walleysian
Amiri Ah
Tan Porni Fnl
Babe Weeriggr
Masset
Vasitiyys Bbe
Paris
Califone
Ciey
Dea
Ciorge
Denison
Barnes
Salt Lake City
Clarence Murray
Whiterocks
Barbara Nyberg
Grand Rasmus
Family visits and travel amid prayer and illness
Sen and daughter Leesa left for East Lake City Wednesday to do temple work while Mrs. Rasmussen receives medical care. Numerous locals visited Vernal and Randlett, with family guests from Dry Fork and Mac set, and several undergoing medical or travel plans including operations and summer trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Leesa
East Lake City
Tey
Rasmussen
Wii
Arthur Curtis
Dry Fork
Wend
Gillbert Andersen Weirtrottay
Caroline McConkle
Mac
Lloyd Perry
Tunity
Tries oNetgach
Geughter Hilen
Lae Point
Cath Gadel
Pop's
Puller
Colbert Anderson
J. Ty Bills
Guy Bong
Grace Cumbert
Kas
Bipclow
Dave Jenkins
Laie Brough
Randlett
Stanley. Nebeker
Myton
Elizabeth Nebeker
Roosevelt Hospital
Tyan Perry
Verna
George Higelow
Kenneth Har
Local residents noted for returning and movements in Naples
Corporal Ray Nash and Oliver Nash returned Wednesday after several days in Naples while Oliver Nash plans to return to Springville. Clyde Gardiner was released from the bishopric after moving wards, with Lynn Richens succeeding him. Elwin Simmons left to seek work in Ogden, staying with his sister Mrs. C. P. Ruppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nash
Oliver Nash
Hay
Salt Lake
Springville
Clyde Gardiner
Lynn Richens
Elwin Simmons
Ogfen
C. P. Ruppe
Navies School
PTA
Campbell Litster
Russell R. Keetch
Gene Ouster
Amy Gardiner
Velda Duvall
Uintad State Bank
California
Zundell
County
Murse
Elias
Rnk
Hosen
Merrill
Tall Lake
O'Donnell Goalie
Menders Fywin Merrill
Besa
Karl
Merrit
Vertin
Merrit Boli
Worl Gald
Rasmussen
Harrisot
Mina
Nore
Oseet
York
Bil
Litster
Coasmoeth
Gampbell
Adleryka Ad Offers Quick Gas Relief From Food Pains
An ad style notice claims Adleryka tincture quickly relieves gas pains after meals. It cites a patient quote praising relief and a doctor’s ok to use. The testimonial references Vernal Druga and urges obtaining Adleryka today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adleriica
B. Ri Minn
Adleryka
Vernal Druga
Glines and community note wedding and services
A bride’s shower for Mrs. Lottie Winward, married from Mr. Alvin Kidd, was held at Mrs. Eldon Billings’ home on Feb 20 with games and refreshments. Various local updates follow: families traveling to Ogden for medical care, a tooth inhalation incident requiring treatment, leadership school attendance, Avalon school activities, and community church events. Eldon Billings chosen assistant in Sunday school. Loyd Glines returns from Fallon to aid burial. multiple church programs, education group meetings, and a fireside chat with book review and refreshments for about twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Kidd
Lottie Winward
Eldon Billings
Frank Kendall
Baby
James Hoe
Tela
Terraton
Idaho
Joe Price
Ogden
Martin Curtis
Rita
Lake City
Mis
Lyle Remington
Login
Cecil Billings
Ashley Perry
Avalon School
Ti Hitiary Islands
Salt Lake Chhy
Marigaret
Italy
Simpson
Salt Lake Lis Temple
George’ Ereksor
East Lake Gily
Wardle Brothers
Elida Willams
Erma Taylor
Stake Sunday School Board
Lewis Gardiner
High Council
Ance
Oren Caldwell
Loyd Glines
Fallon
Nevada
Prank Glines
Eliza Perry
Clara Perry
Frank Giles
Ernest Johnson
California
Los Angeles
Eldred Johnson
Archie Johnson
Lyman Mecham
Don Batty
Larry
Ashel Perry
Senator Thomas Seeks Higher Wool Prices Amid Ration Controls
Senator Elbert J Thomas reports that wool price ceilings set by the Office of Price Administration may be raised. He cites plans by the War Production Board on burlap substitutes and notes Agriculture Secretary and Carter Master Corps heads prefer domestic wool clips over foreign supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert J) Thomas
SO Tenmion
First Council of Roventy Seymor
Thoms
OPA
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Cartermaster Corps
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Plis XII
Vatican City
U 8 Highway
Army Remount Service
Leota
Lapoint
Naples
Thomas
J. W. Stevens
E. BR. Lawrance-Cooper
Ointail
Ramsuaw Hatchery
Bales & Bourke
Petslina
D. L. McOconkie
Richard Jensen
Vernal, Ut
Oasis Vernal
Llais
Bilan
Alslan
Vernal Milling Co
Athol
Uintah Abstract Company Incorporated
Uintah
Comet Motor Express
Staley Coal Company
Henry Workman
Vernal, Utah
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