Utah Foundation Warns of Hidden State Government Costs
A Utah Foundation report notes state government may spend about 200 million over two years while taking in 182 million. Earmarked funds complicate the picture, with roughly 44 million outside legislative control, affecting schools highways and other programs, and delaying a unified general fund view.
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Utah Foundation
Utah
State Tax Commission
State Finance Commission
Fish and Game Department
The
Record CabinetKee rine Phonograph for organized storage
A practical record cabinet idea explains placing albums in a dedicated 27 inch by 36 inch cabinet built from a 4x8 Maxonite panel with light lumber framing. It stores inches of records, uses tempered hardboard sliding doors, and can be finished to match decor. Free construction plans are available from the Home Services Bureau in Chicago.
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A. Neely Hall
Home Services Bureau
West
Washington St
Chicago
A. Neely Ball
Bix Home Workshop
Basin Livestock Market News April 30 1955 Cattle and Hogs Prices
Market notes show cattle with calves and stockers at various prices from 10.50 to 23.25 for calves and yearlings, cows and bulls, Holstein stockers, and good quality cows with calves. Sheep and hogs report lambs, ewes, feeder pigs, and packing hog ranges. Horses listed with weights and prices.
O. T. Bridge Club Hostess Ellen Barr
Mrs Ellen Barr hosted the O T Bridge Club at her home last Thursday evening for a 16 member gathering. Bea Bennion won high, Helen Bennett was second, and Nell Voorhies took bingo after a delicious luncheon.
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Ellen Barr
O. T. Bridge Club
Rize
Bea Bennion
Helen Bennett
Nell Voorhies
Ashley ward plans events to furnish new chapel costs nine thousand
In Scott Old Days the Ashley ward to furnish their new chapel with a matinee at the Vogue a dinner at the chapel and a dance in the amusement hall Friday Provo may be hosting a Utah Conference May 9 10 and 11 Rev Geo Guild to preach the Conference sermon.
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Ashley
Farm Creek
James Abplanalp
Ned Clark
Resource Conference Held by Ashley National Forest Rangers
District Rangers from Ashley National Forest met in Vernal for the three day conference to align with Forest Service objectives for 1955. Regional officials led talks on mining laws and field counts with planned timber marking, sagebrush eradication bids due May 10, and a marriage license issued for Stephen Murray and Ann Clark.
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Whiterocks
Ft Duchesne Agency
Sowards
Ft. Duchesne Agency
Uintah Basin
Wilcox Academy
Mary
Blank
Vernal
Clarence D. Caldwell
Bessie Glenn
Eller Erekson
Ashley National Forest
Forest Service
Postoffice
Merlin Bishop
Duchesne
Jesse A Palm
Altonsh
Wm A. Wort
Ernest C. Hirsch
Manila
Glen A Lambert
Ward Evans
Deep Creek
Utahj State Fish and Game Department
Ashley
Allen K. Dahlgreen Willl
Wm. Rudge
Stephen R. Murray
Ann Clark
Alfalfa Weevil and Cutworms Soon Control
County agent Clair Acord notes alfalfa weevil control is profitable for alfalfa acreage. Army cutworms threaten alfalfa and small grains in parts of the country. When both pests share a treatment, six to eight ounces of actual dieldrin per acre is advised, with caution about residue and timing.
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Clair Acord
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Harry Matlow
Basin Livestock Market News
O. T. Bridge
Bae
Ura
Cenium Maine
Grand Junction
Cals
CNS
Sapphire
Adelle
Hollywood
Calif
Whipanade
England
Walla
Vern Muse
Willow Creek
R. A. Bryson
Keith Russ
Eastern Syndicate
Brush Creek
W.L
Verna Jameson
Francis E
Lula M. Garrett
Henry B
Carrie Woodbury
J. H and
Mary E. Ratlitt
Jensens
Calder Bros
Sumner and Pope
Ira Clyde Jarrell
Lime
Marshall
Arthur Goodwin
Gardner
S. J. van Winkle
Regional Division of Recreation and Lands
United States
U. S. Army
Atsit
Matthew Rlgway
Air Force
Nathan Twining
Edgar Erickson
National Guard
Acord
Douglas Hall
Livestock Show & Sale
Uintah County Fairgrounds
Vernal, Utah
Junior Livestock Assn
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