Hi Land Dairy Wins Gold Certificates At Short Course
Lloyd Gardner of Hi-Land Dairy reported in Vernal that Utah dairies earned high scores at the Annual Dairy Short Course held at Utah State Agricultural College Logan. Of 153 milk samples, 88 scored high enough for awards. Hi-Land displayed three gold certificates for milk.
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Lloyd Gardner
Hi-Land Dairy Association
Victor L. Bingham
FitLand
Hi- Land
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Base Department of Agriculture
Utah State Agriculture College
Gardner
Hi-Land
Call for a national recheck on emergency government
The piece argues that repeated emergency measures since the 1930s have led to an entrenched bureaucracy and a culture of crisis. It urges revisiting agencies created decades ago, trimming unnecessary programs, and resisting political pressure to act hastily without independent, thoughtful consideration.
Tough era confronts shee pmen as wool slumps
Tough era confronts sheepmen as wool slumps and prices drop over 50 percent. Lamb feeders face losses up to 128 per head, with one reported draw of 77,000. Ranger Jesse A. Palm will lead Lake Fork District at Ashley National Forest, arriving May 1. Government support debates loom as industry sizes up for a long, tough period amid concerns over dumping and policy.
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Rocky
Mountain Empire
United States
Gary
U. S
Congress
U.S
Gray
Washington
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Argentina
Uruguay
Agriculture
Brignan
O'Mahoney
Ashley Forester Accepts Alaska Ranger Post
Burton Q. Clark, long time forester and assistant district ranger on Ashley National Forest, accepts district ranger in charge of the Ketchikan District of Tongass National Forest in Alaska. He is reported by Wm. D. Hurst and will report May 11 at Ketchikan. He and wife plan to live there.
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Jesse A. Palm
Altonah
Lake Fork
Ashley National Forest
Wm. D. Hurst
Clyde Lamert
Palm
University of California
Cache National Forest
Logan
Utah
Ogden River
Paris
Blackfork
Burton Q. Clark
Ketchakan
Tongass National Forest
Alaska
Clarkeft
Ketchikan
LDS Mission Elder Batty Named New Black Hills District President
Wayne D Batty of the LDS North Central States Mission has been made resident of the Jack Hilla Patrict replacing the former president who is released to return home. Batty, transferred from Sturgis South Dakota after moving from Billings Montana, plans to serve until mission completion in seven and a half months. He notes his appreciation for the Vernal Express aiding missionaries in keeping up with local news. Faithful employees: coal company reports over two hundred long service workers with years ranging from 20 to 50, including one at 50, ten at 40, and twenty two at 36 years.
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Wayne D. Batty
LDS
West Mientats
Ennsylvania
Kentucky
Alfalfa Weevil Control Urged In Early Sprays In Utah
Utah State Agricultural College entomologists urge early control of alfalfa weevils with sprays aimed at adults. The program, worth over 1 million dollars to alfalfa hay and seed growers last spring, recommends chlordane and dieldrin based sprays on warm dry days before larvae hatch.
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Utah
J. Alfa Eke
George ¥. Knowlton
Utah State Agrultural College Extension
Atric Alfalfa
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
F. V. Lieberman
C. J. Sorenson and
Knowlton
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Carmel
National Association For the Preservation of Free Enterprise, Inc
Tus
Unntah State Bank
Lake Fork District
Ashley Forester
Wayne Batty Made
Black Hills Dist
Rock Springs
Casper
Frontier Airlines
Firestone
Firestone Bicycle
America
Searle’s Saving Center
West Main
Woodey B
Bearle
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