California vs Florida land as an investment for farmers
Babson surveys California and Florida as winter-home options for Central West and Eastern farmers and retirees. He praises California's climate variety and resources but warns of high prices, housing shortages, and heavy mortgage debt in big business ventures, while Florida offers sun and rainfall but lacks coal waterpower gas and oil, with limited large-scale industry and many small homes.
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Babson
California
Florida
Babson Park
Mass
Westere
Los Angeles
Dinco
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Californis
Nebraska
South
Sunniland
Orlando
Tamps
Jacksonville
Migrating Waterfowl Return to Utah Marshlands
Migrating Canada geese pintail ducks and other waterfowl arrive at Utah marshlands from southern wintering grounds marking the advance of spring. Early arrivals signal the nesting and hatching season as thousands of birds prepare to settle the wetlands and raise broods.
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Utah
Do not advise buying a Florida home without seeing it
The fragment argues against buying a Florida home without inspecting the property. It notes a surplus of mortgages and subdivisions and suggests that a man with steady monthly income would not regret relocating to Florida. The text reads as a cautious, opinionated note about real estate decisions.
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Florida
Ute Artist Showcases Portraits for Long-Time Uintah Teachers
Founders Day program at Alterra Junior High honors veteran Uintah School District teachers March 8. Portraits in watercolor presented to Mable Rose Haub of Tridell and Il Lelroy Morrill of Tridell, with PTA recognizing Alterra Lapoint and Whiterocks staff. Haub has 20 years teaching, Morrill 36 years plus principal roles.
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Uintah
Alterra
Aru Rata Te Fe
Mable Rose Haub
Il. Lelroy Morrill
Tridell
Fodd
Lapoint
Whiterocks
Tridel
Western
County
Haub
Schools of the Arts
Morrill
Union Plans Indian Theme For Jr Prom
Union High School at Roosevelt plans a Junior Prom with an Indian theme featuring the song Indian Love Call. A kickoff event will present a miniature Indian Pageant in authentic costumes with involvement from Mr. Cudi, an employee of the Uintah and Ouray Agency and former Tribal council member Mr. Cuchs.
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Union High School
Roosevelt
Cudi
Uintah and Quray Agency
Cdm
Ute
Cuchs
Royalty Rate Increase for Oil Leases on Indian Lands
The Interior Department announced raising the standard royalty rate on Indian land from 12 and one quarter to 16 and two thirds percent. Ute officials hailed the move as a boon to tribal and individual income on the Ute Reservation. Acting Commissioner John O Crow noted the higher rate has long been used in the Osage Oklahoma area and more recently in the Navaho Aneth area in Utah and Wind River Reservation in Wyoming.
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Départment of Interior
Ute
Indian Affairs
John O. Crow
Osage
Oklahoma
Aneth
Naviajo Reservation
Utah
Wind River Reservation
Wyo
Music and Dance Planned Friday Under Yetta Hanson
Music and dancing will be presented Friday March 24 under the direction of Yetta Hanson prom chairman. Participants include Diane McCook Julie Tabbee John Tabbee Willard Gardner and Larry McCook members of the Junior Class with non Indian students. Harvey Natchees will play for the dancers and Ute language singing. Mrs Evans Phillips reader Miss Diane Curry in charge of decorations. Class advisors led by Mr Evans J Phillips supervise arrangements with James W Oliver and Lamont Wells assisting at Union High School Uintah and Ouray Agency.
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Yetta, Hanson
Eant
Diane McCook
Julie Tabbee
John Tabbee
Willard Gardner
Larry McCook
Harvey Natchees Wil
Evans Phillips
Diane Curry
Rex Curry
Evans J. Phillips
Uintah and Ouray
Union F High ‘School
Union School
James W. Olilver
Lamont Wells
Convict T says cellmate: big money claim, nearly half inch too big
A convict told a cellmate he was making large sums of money, remarking that a measurement was nearly half an inch too large as a cue to his wealth. The fragment hints at alleged earnings but lacks full context.
Indian oil and gas leases royalty rate raised to 16 2/3 percent
A February memorandum to area directors of the Bureau of Indian Affairs states that future oil and gas leases will have a fixed royalty rate of sixteen and two thirds percent. The history notes rising lease values and previous royalty increases on non Indian land as context for the change.
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Ming
Ile
Tne
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Crow
Crete Pat A Higher Rate In Areas With Growing Competition
In regions facing intensifying competition a higher rate should be set. Ettong competition pressures pricing strategies and market dynamics, prompting adjustments to maintain position and profitability amid evolving local conditions.
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Crete
Blue Cross Utah Health Plan Finance Report 1960
Nearly 230000 Utahns and over 59000 federal employees and dependents chose Blue Cross as a major health care investment. The 1960 report shows enrollment rising from 175000 to 230000 in twelve months, $4235734 paid to hospitals, and operating expenses at 7.5 percent. The document presents Blue Cross as a non profit community health care plan with broad protection.
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Blue Cross
Imne
Utah
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Roger W. Babase
Fiat
Parent Teacher Association of the
Western Uintah
Jr. Prom
Dept
Ge ‘Eo
Ralph Oben
Jacobsen
Bert
Jonas Trodkhig
National Blue Cross
U.S
Peat, Marwick, Mitchill & Co
Hospitals
Sue Cross
Salt Lake
Cis
Phere Hunter
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