Proclamation marks Wildlife Week in Uintah County Utah
Governor George D Clyde and Mayor Tester R Miracle declare Wildlife Week with the theme Protect the Public Lands The notice highlights public lands as a quarter of the nation and urges protection of wildlife habitat and grazing grounds while warning against soil erosion fires water pollution and overuse by developing groups and agencies
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George D. Clyde
Tester R. Miracle
Uintah County
Utah
State Wildlife Federation
Utahnea
Are You Fit To Drive A Guide From AMA
The American Medical Association outlines conditions that make driving unsafe including emotional upset driver attitude sleepiness medicines vision nerve and heart disorders diabetes old age and drinking. It urges self assessment and preventive actions to reduce highway accidents.
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Ory
Puat
Comea
American Medical Association
Tore
AMA
Ind. News
Coming or Going Records of Net Worth and Profits
William Farnsworth urges Vernal Utah readers to review annual finances and determine net worth changes. Leon Michaelsen of Utah State University explains listing all assets and debts to measure progress and identify profitable ventures and necessary adjustments for better earning.
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William F. Farnsworth
Vernal District
Leon C. Michaelsen
Utah State University
Logan
Lst
Michaelsen
More Sales Efforts Improved Profits Advises AP and L
W J Faddis of Utah Power and Light told 23 appliance dealers and press at the annual UP and L dealer banquet that a stronger sales drive and expanded advertising would lift profits in 1958. He urged dealers to bolster their own ads using radios newsstands TV billboards and signs to maximize the program’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap&l
W. J. Faddis
Southern Division
Utah Power and Light Co
Faddis
Vernal
UP & Wt
Cate
Dude Parkinson
J C Anderson
Faddig
Up&l
County Agent Office Contact for Information and Accounts
The notice directs readers to contact Mr. Farha Worth or Lloyd A. Clement at the county agent's office in the courthouse for information or accounts. It emphasizes official channels for inquiries and outlines where to obtain guidance.
Eyes on Washington and policy pastimes
The piece riffs on farm policy changes since 1933 and inflation fights, noting frequent shifts by government and a nationwide shift from economic worry to spending. It sketches Washington life, neglecting Abe Lincoln’s statue to a wink from the Monument and eyes on Mount Vernon.
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Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Washington Monument
Capitol Building
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Banks
The
Potomac
Ashley Cattlemen Seek Grazing Date Changes in Forest Allotment
Members of the Taylor Mountain division of Ashley Cattle Association met at First Security Bank Building in Vernal to discuss grazing on National Forest and Federal range. Officers were reelected. Forest Ranger Savy proposed changing the grazing season to June 16 through October 15, citing late readiness of the range. Plans include range rehabilitation, revegetation, water development, and fencing, with a three year reduced grazing period to protect reseeded areas. members will study recommendations and work with the Forest Service on allotment improvements.
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Taylor Mountain
Ashley Cattle Association
First Security Bank
Vernal
National Forest
Morgan Merkley
Amos Merkley
Leland Lowne
Joseph Dodds
Thomas Savy
Forest Service
Levy
I Group
Association
Weather and Policy Shifts in Washington Humorously Noted
In Washington humorist Will Rogers style comments, the piece notes the capital's weather accuracy versus political forecasts and observes the high rate of policy flip flops by officials. It highlights persistent inconsistency and rapid shifts across decades.
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Will Rogers Oncascald
Washington
State Farm Males Insurance Records Hit New Heights
State Farm Mutuals premiums rose sharply in 1087 with total earned auto premiums at $310,005,559 a 20 percent gain. Assets reached $46,493,026 and surplus stood at $117,030,494 as both Life and Fire subsidiaries reported strong results. State Farm Life posted a record net gain of $145,576,012 on $264,105,692 in paid for life insurance, while Fire and Casualty achieved $13,241,853 in gross earned premiums.
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Atala Worm Mutual
Auth Insurance
Wm. Slough
Wm. Jacobe
Earrier
State Farm
Vomingter, M1
Jay
State Farm Mutual
State Farm Life Insurance Company
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Pfc Forrest Evans Completes NCO School at Fort Leonard Wood
Pfc Forrest Evans, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Ward Evans of Maeier, recently graduated from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri Non Commissioned Officer Academy. He studied unit leadership map reading communications and field engineering. Evans, a Uintah High School graduate, trained at Fort Ord and is now posted at the Missouri post as a heavy equipment instructor. He formerly worked for Kennecott Copper in Bingham Canyon.
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Army
Pfc
Forrest & L Evans
Ward Evans
Maeier
Fort Leonard Wood
Pfe Evans
Fort Ord Calif
Missouri Fort
Uintah High School
Kennecott Copper
Bingham Canyon
Washington's Organized Confusion and Public Scrutiny
A fragment describing Washington as a city where deceit lingers and public inquiries surge. It notes the chaotic yet orderly appearance, with five million visitors yearly and lawmakers confronting investigations amid a veneer of structure.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
State Engineer Sota Visits on Water Problems
Utah State Engineer announces county by county visits to discuss water applications, profits, and extensions. A new monthly deadline system aims to speed handling of water rights and related issues, with dates set for proofs of appropriation and extensions in each county.
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Sota
Atandard
Perty [Sonnel
State Engineer's Office
State Capitol
Salt Lake City
Utah
Daggett County
Duchesne Uintah and Wasatch
Alimony and Nonpublished Magazine Subscriptions Quip
A quotation from Howard Dull suggests alimony payments support a magazine subscription that is no longer published. The remark frames financial obligations as continuing to fund a defunct periodical.
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Howard Dull
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Ebeeeng
Piaudinow
William Jb, Wallis
Jack Fn. Wallis
Joun E. Jonla
News Foker
Midh
AAAS
United States
Bureau of Land Management
Ashley Cattlemen
Forest Dept
Cilaten Davisea
Changing Minds
Forrest
Evans
American Dairy Assh. OF
Utah Power & Light Co
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