Central Utah Safe Says Watkins to Stringham on Reclamation
Mayor Stringham returned from Washington stating there is no danger of discontinuing work on the Utah Reclamation Project due to proposed cuts. Senator Watkins assured funds will cover current operations and local grazing office will continue, with revenues from increased grazing fees offsetting costs.
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Watkins
Stringham
Coogras
Sziant H. Stringham
Washington, D. C
Gilingham
Mayir
A. V. Watkins
Bed
Benard Watkins
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Small Cuts Only On Ashley Forest Says Harrison
Supervisor Ona A. Harrison asserts only small adjustments will be made on the Ashley Forest grazing permits this year. Forest Service plans show reductions of 23 percent for cattle and 15 percent for sheep, with a broader nationwide cut of 8 547 cattle and 834 sheep noted for 1948.
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Harrison
Washi
Forest Service
Ona A. Harrison
Ashley
Jarrison
Lyle F. Watts
House Public Lands
Dutton
Aet Abatment
Ural
Peg My Heart At Vernal High Now On May 23
Vernal playgoers will enjoy the old favorite Peg O Heart as Brigham Young University players stage the sparkling comedy at Ula tun high school auditorium. Tickets are 76 cents at Vernal City Office.
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Brigham Young University
Ula tuh_high school
Summer music classes announced at Uintah high school
Gilbert Childs announces summer music instruction for banas and vocal ensembles at Uintah high school. Free classes require sufficient students from Macser Rapier and nearby schools. registration May 18 to 20 at three campuses. Students bring instruments. used instruments available. juniors and seniors rehearse separately for the summer centennial events.
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Grebatrak
Gre Ini
Latah
Macser
Rapier
Uintah High
Blaseer
Group Tours Observe Crested Wheatgrass Plantings Across Uintah Basin
Uintah County Agent William C. Whitaker led a Tuesday group tour with sixty five participants from government agencies and ranchers. They visited Bert Coleman near Fruita to view crest wheatgrass planted four years ago showing strong growth, Emery Smith’s ranch with two year old plantings at 225 percent coverage, and Alva Murdock’s farm where fall plantings showed initial growth. Whitaker noted unit-ytter planting on cleared sagebrush land is less costly though results varied by site.
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Uintah
William C. Whitaker
Wils
Stner
Bert ‘Coleman
Emery Smith
Alva Murdock
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Whitakee
Jared
Uintah County Exhibit At Utah State Fair Opens June 2
Uintah County will exhibit at the Utah State Fair for six weeks starting June 2. County agent William C. Whitaker said the display will occupy booth 1211x121 and show Uintah County agricultural and industrial products. Part of the exhibit went to Salt Lake City last Saturday. the rest will be placed this weekend. The exhibit owner warned that Americans have failed to save land for future use.
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Uintah County
William C. Whitaker
Booth
Salt Lake
Lions Repair Park Damage at a club meeting
Ver mal Lions Club members met to repair vandal damage at Merkley Park and Dry Fork Creek. They riprapped the creek bank to protect the fence, placed large boulders to deter driving on the grass, and posted rewards for defacers. Sugarhowe Lions attended as guests and Harold Beater spoke on livestock shows.
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Vermal Lions Club
Merkley Park
Dry Fork Creek
Sugarhowe Lions Club
Harold Beater
Forest Reseeding Work Begins on 190 Acres near Pate Creek
The Forest Service resumes reseeding 190 acres of range land near Pate Creek in the Ashley Forest district. About 600 acres were reseeded last fall. This spring the ground will be prepared with a Dixie harrow and seed broadcast by hand, then covered with a drag. The land supports grazing by Indian cattle.
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City Council Grants Bus Service Approval for Vernal Route
At the last regular meeting the city council approved a transit bus operation by the Vernal Bus Service led by Erma F. Cranford. The company bought three buses and plans a regular schedule. Officials tabled a fare rates proposal while preparing permits with Crawford to the Public Commission.
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Erma F. Cranfaidohess
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Maesor
Naples
Ashley
Communicable Disease Counts in Utah Counties Fall Week
Healthy reports from Utah counties show a week with only one chickenpox and one tularemia case. State total 279 cases, down from 358 last week and 601 year ago, with Daggett Emery Kane Piute Sevier reporting no cases in their areas. Household and farm notes urge machine replacement, soil conservation and security for workers to boost productive capacity.
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Kane
Plute
Sevier
Teleareas
United States
Verbal Fragments Highlight Travel and Govorner Gossip
A fragmented account describes travels through Havani and Florida, a judge admiring a tan and new skin, and a curious tale linking to Georgia’s governor squabble. It mentions dinners with U S Senators, labor bills, and a presidential entourage with bombers and rocket planes observed in Washington.
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Havani
Mexico
Fudge
Dacs Lander
Seal
Hendersling
House Delays Wool Bill Affects Uintah Woolgrowers
Uintah county woolgrowers await action by the U S House on the Robertson Wool DIU before marketing their 1947 clip. Uncertainty stems from the termination of the Commodity Credit Corp wool purchase program and continued 42 cent per pound payments for uncleaned domestic wool.
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Uintah County
U. S. House of Representatives
Robertson
Commodity Credit Corpora
EU Pauling
Agriculture Department
Senate
House Agricul
Fragmentary notes on conservation bill failure and reproaches
The text records a fragmented report on a conservation bill and the failure of a committee to advance it. It mentions a mayor and representatives, concerns about registration, and alleged actions affecting manufacturers and growers. The legals remain unclear amid garbled OCR.
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Weries
Galengar
Ty Agricults E Basse
Marge
Declan
Lawriwoul
Estern
Distressed Farmers and Unemployed Workers Face Erosion Fallout
In a region hit by eroded soils and wrecked resources, local leaders and unions rally around distressed farmers and unemployed agricultural workers. Ot course, community figures like Elva Beele and Ward Shephard push for aid and policy relief to stabilize incomes and farmland.
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