Tourists Demand Good Roads In Western States
The piece argues for expanded paved routes into scenic Utah and Wyoming areas to boost tourism. It cites Wyoming spending over a million dollars to connect Rock Springs and Green River to Uintas, promoting fishing and vacation spots. It notes Vernal to Green River as a Yellowstone corridor, but highlights poor roads to Steinaker Draw and mountain approaches needing improvement.
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Green Hiver
Uintas
Vernal
Green River
Mides
Yellowstone National Park
Gur City
Yellowstone
Breinaker
Bureau’of Public Roads
Steinaker
Buy From Local Merchants Says Kiplinger Magazine
Door to door salesmen will knock in unprecedented numbers this year but rarely save money. Markups are higher than in stores. Buying from local merchants supports the town and reduces risk of bad goods.
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Kiplinger
Toca
Price out of the Market Benson's welfare farming stance
Secretary Benson urged flexible farm price support programs to avoid keeping prices artificially high. He argued a policy must prevent emergencies without pricing products out of the market, warning against supports designed to sustain very high prices regardless of supply and demand.
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Benson
Nursing scholarship for Valda Pope as wedding notices merge
Valda Pope receives a nursing scholarship as Jensen Velda Akelund and Lee Wilkins wed in a ceremony at the groom’s parents home. Bishop Thayrel officiated with a small family gathering and reception at the Willows Creek area. The bride, formerly of Uintah, wore blue, and the groom, a Uintah graduate, was active in senior class affairs.
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Stensen Ward House
Ride
Ruth Failem
Peeanae
Wilkins
Uintah
Neal
Tana
Tax Reduction and Atomic Blast Concerns Highlight 1953 Memo
A dated memorandum discusses a 10 percent tax reduction proposal and extensions of income tax rates through 1953, arguing for budget balancing and support for the President. It also notes residents near Yucca Flats fearing atomic tests, with plans for investigations and a trip to Nevada to witness blasts and assess radiation concerns. It references federal land act debates, livestock rights, and conservation funding needs expressed by officials.
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Utah
Yucca Flats
Nevada
4H Club News Lazy Daisy Meeting Features Reorganization
The 4 H Club of Lazy Daisy met at the leader Donna Powell’s home for the first time last Thursday. Members elected Mareene as president, Pauline Artinverson as secretary, and Diane Watking as reporter Carolyn Adams. Next meeting is set for Thursday at 2 p m this year.
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Sheany Dalay Club
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Dent
Pauline Artinverson
Diane ‘Watking
Carolyn Adams
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