Tell Them and Sell Them Enthusiastic Sales Talk for Dinosaurs
A promotional piece urges tourism in the city highlighting the Piold House Museum and the Dinosaur Visitor Center to boost revenue. It invites visitors to picnic at Green River shores, explore the Split Mountain gorge, Markley Park in Ashley Canyon, and drive to Dry Fork Canyon, promising unmatched attractions and a warm welcome.
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Black Mountain
Split Mountain
Split Mountain Gorge
Markley Park
Ashley Canyon
Ashley
Dry Fork
For Lord's Sake Don't Call Me Newsweek Letter
A reader named John J. Wicker Jr appeals for honest economical government. He argues taxes should cut spending instead of shifting burden and warns against invoking the public to bear the cost while excluding themselves. He likens attitudes to a British Army marching chant and urges citizens to be called upon for savings.
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Newsweek
John J. Wicker, Jr. Prhleh
Mr.Wicker
Old England
Badges Awarded Scouts at Recent Court of Honor
About 184 scouts gathered at Donalds Community House for the Uintah District Court of Honor hosted by Bonanza Troop 243. Eagle and merit badges were awarded. Tyrrell Seager received the Eagle badge. First Class badges went to Laird Rowan, James Hacking, Dallas Merrell, and Frank Slaugh. Additional merit badges awarded across several troops. next Court of Honor set for May 25 at Maeser Second Ward chapel. District Board of Review on May 6 at the Extension Office.
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Moinithly Uintary Scout District Court of Honor
Bonanza Troop
Jigridsay
Uintah District Advancement Committee
Court of Honor
Tyrrell Seager
Vernal
Rulon Dean Skinner
Laird Rowan
James Hacking
Bonanza
Dallas Merrell
Naples
Frank Slaugh
Kenneth St. Murrhy
Honanea
Leon Timothy
Tal Dames Wacking
Keith Quodrich
Jim
Yorden
Safety
Star Dewey
John Gotfredsonis
Rehobstedy Piaries
Merle Muirhead
Lorin Price
Torey Wilson
Dee Hullinger l
Kerry Bowthorpe
Wm. Venderson
John Mi Jecam
Terrance Searle
Jerry Dexter
Robert Abergren
Garl Fink
Fred Weeks
Dale Caldwell
Gart Fink
Beolt Tragmussen
Dennis Eaton
Russell Hatch
Maeser
Billion Dollar Farm Budget Sparks Public Indignation
Washington week notes clinton and davidson discuss a proposed nearly seven billion dollar farm budget for the Agriculture Department. critics, especially urban lawmakers, charge subsidies fatten farmers while food prices rise and argue much of the money funds price supports and surplus programs rather than direct farmer relief. the piece cites rising costs for farmers and stagnant farm incomes over the decade, with most funds directed to conservation, rural electrification, and food programs while little reaches farmers directly.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
House Appropriations Committee
Comlain
Federal Treasury
New York
Piper
Pho Foeta
Real Estate Transfers From Uintah County Notices
Willis L Johnson and Song transfer to Lawrence Abegglen and Wilma Abegglen for 5200 dollars, land in Uintah County Section 23, Town 7 Range 214. Dated November 20, 1956. Don H Steele and Margaret Steele to Kenneth Madlock and Carl Wadlock for 1100 dollars, land in Uintah County Section 23, Town 7 Range 214. Dated April 20, 1959. Kat Chivers and Tessie Chivers to N Scatch for one dollar and other valuable considerations, land in Uintah County Section 23, Town 4 Range 214. Dated January 1, 1959. Mildred Fintcum Jensen to Rex L Gardner and Zotla A Gardner for ten dollars and other considerations, land in Uintah County Section 10, Town 45 Range 21. Dated March 18.
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Don H. Steele
Margaret Steele
Kenneth Madlock
Carl Wadlock
Uintah County
Kat Chivers
Tessie Chivers
N.scatch
Mildred F. Fintcum Jensen
Rex L. Gardner
Zotla A
Agriculture Is The Largest and Most Vital Section
A pressing responsibility to get the facts and print them emerges as the economy's agriculture sector stands as its largest and most vital component. The call emphasizes accurate reporting on farming outputs, policy impacts, and market conditions affecting farmers and related industries.
Stancal Defers Drilling Decision On Spacing
District manager Vv. Chatterton of Bladdard Oil Company of California Western Operation said a drilling decision likely by year end may be delayed. He cited engineering studies of four wells drilled on a 40 acre pattern in the field developed since 1991 as influencing the choice.
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California
Western Operation, Inc
Vv. Chatterton
Vernal
Oil well program details amid field studies on acres
A reported plan notes wells on a 40 acre basis paused until ongoing studies are finished. Drilling with one well per 40 acres at the 99 well pool will continue as evaluations proceed.
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