Vernal Area Sees Call for Municipal Golf Course
The article urges Vernal to build a municipal 18 hole golf course, noting other Utah cities with crowded courses and strong demand. It cites Nibley and Salt Lake City profits, local potential from merchants and workers, and tourist interest as reasons a golf course could be a paying, community benefit.
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Vernal Janior Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Nibley
Forest Dale
Bonneville
Country Club
Fort Douglas
Uintah County
Building Code Safeguards Vernal Growth and Safety
Vernal enforces a modern building code and zoning ordinance to protect liveability and property values. Inspector Royce Mowrey ensures compliance as $23,000 garage work begins on North Vernal Avenue while Uintah County Hospital and ward projects proceed. Permits issued for homes and auto courts indicate active development and safer construction standards.
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Clr
Jeffries
Vernal Avenue
Uintah County Hospital
Third Ward
Uintah Stake
Royce Mowrey
Ray Gee Named Temporary City Marshal
Naples resident Ray Gee was appointed on a temporary basis to the city marshal post this week. The announcement came from Leo F. Damier, city manager, noting Gee will serve part time until a permanent appointee is chosen.
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Yasarate
Leo. F. Damier
Ee Fee City
Manexec
Battle over farm policy and oil color ruling shapes Senate
Filibuster battles over changing rules, ratification of the North Atlantic Pact, and boosting butter groups mark a pivotal Congress. Senator Thomas proposes severing the agricultural extension service from Farm Bureau control while farm groups oppose railroad rate hikes and oleo tax rules favor butter interests. Veterans hospital cuts prompt unity talks with medical associations and a shift toward private hospital use.
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Oklahoma
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ICC
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District of Columbia
Robert M. McCurdy
Rehabilitation Committee
Nan
American Legion
American Medical Association
Legion
Hereford Sale Slated at Ogden by Peters son Bros
Hereford sale planned for March 25 at the Peters son Bros home ranch four miles southwest of Ogden. Livestock men from the west visit the Ogden ranch to inspect the offering. E J Fijelstead Ogden Chamber of Commerce secretary and Ogden Livestock show manager among recent visitors. An auction barn seating 500 to 400 has been completed at the ranch. Col H B Sager of Bozeman Mont will? lead the sale.
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Ogden Chamber of Commerce
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Ogden Ranch
H. B
Sager
Bozeman, Mont
Navy Displays Wright Brothers Kitty Hawkplane in Museum
The Navy delivered the historic Wright Brothers Kitty Hawk airplane from Nova Scotia to the National Museum in Washington, D.C. The arrival marks a milestone exhibit showcasing early aviation history.
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Wright Brother
Nova Scotia
National Museum
Washington, D. C
Vernal Fire Department Responded to 41 Fires in 1948
The Vernal city volunteer fire department reported 41 fires in 1948 including eight in the county. LeRoy Taylor city manager notes total firefighting cost was 1038 with additional department expenditures for voice engine supplies rent gas hose and depreciation. County share of protection was 1800 with standby and per-run payments. per capita cost was 1.62. Fire chief Honey Schafermeyer and officers list provided.
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LeRoy Taylor
Taylor
Honey Schafermeyer
CH. Jeffries
John Milburn
Lawrence Siddeway
Ralph Alexander
O. J. Barnett
Hard Alexander
Alyvin= Kay
Jao Cutehan
Eugene Welst
C Rothedersen
James Hernetheet
Ghee Seed Bakiweed Diet and Sheep Flock Feeding
Farmers move away from weeds and seeds for sheep, finding that ample feeding plus fresh water and salt yields heavier fleeces and healthier ewes and lambs. Veterinary guidance cites yellow corn and good legume hay as a suitable average ration, with mixed hay and grain (50 percent yellow corn) also effective for range flocks.
Law and Motion Set for Friday in Fourth District Court
Regular law and motion day of the Fourth district court will be Friday at 10 a.m. The presiding judge to hear the sessions was not yet announced by county clerk Chas. T. Pope. The notice also mentions feeds for cattle, noting rolled barley or onts with alfalfa or mixed treme hay as satisfactory before lambing.
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Fourth District Court
Chas. T. Pope
Economic expert claims wealth stems from plants
A prominent economist argues that national wealth derives from plant production and related industries, emphasizing agriculture and bioproducts as the core of economic strength.
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