Cost of Living Then and Now in Babson Statement
Babson Park Massachusetts details how living costs have shifted from water, heat, and labor in a past era to today’s higher bills driven by recreation, travel, frozen foods, and modern amenities. The author contrasts old amenities like kerosene lamps and coal fires with today’s water, gas, and electric needs and discusses shifts in rents, clothing, and autos.
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Babson
Babson Park
Mars
Washington
Gloucester
Sisters and Brothers
Ted Cockrell Assigned as Personnel Officer at Grand Canyon
Ted Cockrell, administrative assistant at Dinosaur National Monument in the Cooper Building, transfers to Grand Canyon National Park as personnel officer effective April. He arrived in Vernal in 1857 and has lived there about 344 years. Cockrell and wife Carol have seven daughters and one son: Terry, Dale, Rhonda, Teddie Jean, Debra, Karen, Lisa, and Sherrie.
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Ted Cockrell
Dinosaur
Cockrell
Vernal
Santa Fe
New Mexico
National Park Service
Mr. Cockrell
Carol
Terry
Dale
Rhonda
Teddie Jean
Debra
Karen
Lisa
Sherrie
Family budget notes average costs and charity focus
The document outlines a family of four budget with line items for income and expenses including food clothing housing transportation church and benevolence recreation and education for two children. It argues recreation drives rising costs and suggests adjusting other categories while urging increased giving to churches and hospitals and some saving for higher earners.
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In ‘Mionta
Ion Gating Cchildren
New Fish and Game Bills Explained
The bills affecting the fish and game code were passed in the recent legislative session, approved by the Governor, and become law May 8, 1961. Provisions include county retention of half fines, shorter seasons for posted hunting areas, nonresident hunting and fishing fees, reduced residency required for licenses, higher agent fees, and a resolution urging chemical rehabilitation of trash fish.
New Licenses On Sale April 6 Says Game Dept
The Department of Fish and Game announced that the 1961 fish and game licenses go on sale April 6. Resident licenses will be yellow and nonresident licenses green. holders must wear the new license visibly afield beginning April 16. The 1960 licenses remain valid through April 15 as the license year runs April 16 to April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Dept
Department of Fish and Game
Expert Stresses Mineral Need For Livestock
An agricultural expert notes minerals are essential for developing and functioning livestock. He says balanced rations usually supply needed minerals, with calcium phosphorus iodine and salt as common gaps. He recommends mixing 50 lbs iodized salt with 60 lbs dicalcium phosphate to reduce supplement costs.
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Wayne iBinns
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
Utah State University
USA
Binns
Legislative actions on fish and game licenses and study
A resolution seeks a comprehensive study by Legislative Council on fish and game needs before 1963. A bill raising resident license fees passed the Senate but stalled in the House leaving fees unchanged for eight years. Several bills affecting Osh and game management were advanced in either chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
Department of Fish and Game and Wildlife
Senate
Loan Program for Farmers Gains Speed in Duchesne County
The Farmers Home Administration farm housing loan program gains momentum in Duchesne Daggett and Uintah counties says county supervisor Jay S Fitzgerald In charge of the agency lending effort he notes renewed activity after the Feb addition of 50 million for 4 percent loans to build or repair farm houses and essential outbuildings Loans may extend over three years Nationwide loans are now long since opened at about 5 million monthly with likely doubling of pace locally The main demand is for new construction though repairs remodels kitchens plumbing and central heating are also sought Barn dairy and poultry facilities and other farm service buildings may be financed The program also spurs carpenters other labor and business for building material suppliers and equipment firms
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The
Farmers Home Administration
Duchesne, Daggett and
Uintah Counties
Jay S Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Isbor
Mineral Salt Mix Reduces Dirt Eating in Lambs and Cattle
Livestock men consider trace mineralized salt to replace regular ground salt in mixing Dicalcium, noting effectiveness in preventing dirt-eating in both lambs and cattle and reducing stiffness in Jamba on the range.
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Roger W. Bates
Moyles
Flaming Gorge
Bureau of Reclamation
F. 5. Blote
F. B
Sloie
Accus
Martin W. Curtis
Kent Dels
Grand Canyon
Temaple Grovinds
Salt Lake
City
Rancho
Rai
America
S&h
Sal
Utah
Sperry and Hutchinson Company
State St
Salt Lake City
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