Randlett Lions post 10 000 acres to curb pheasant hunting
The Randlett Lions club posts 10 000 acres to supervise pheasant hunting hoping to ease farmer sportsman tensions. Harold Dudley says the move aims to promote better relations, reduce damage, and allow arrests to recoup losses. If successful, landowners may block large areas and charge for hunting to fund supervision and make the season safer.
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Randlett Lions Club
Harold Dudley
Randlett
How About A Raise In Vernal City Officials
A Vernal City plea urges raising pay for city leaders. The mayor, secretary, and treasurer currently earn 25 dollars monthly, while council members receive 15 dollars. Officials argue travel and time justify higher compensation and urge taxpayer input before ordinance changes.
Hallowe'en Jitters and City Pay Questions
Officials in Vernal consider fair pay for councilmen treasurer and recorder to cover expenses while on city business. They argue the quality of work is not tied to higher wages but expenses should be met more adequately. Remember, it's our business.
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Vernal
Vernal City
B.H. Stringham
Utah Municipal League
Guty
Worll
Bruce Watkins
City Recorder
Uintah County
Utah
Debate over CCC funds and Columbia Valley plans dominates week
Senator George Aiken warned the commodity credit corporation risks running out of money if farm prices stay at parity, while House critic Jesse Wolcott pressed for a one billion dollar boost. Officials note CCC had about two and a quarter billion available for loans and inventory, with profits historically strong through 1948. The article also surveys Columbia Valley Authority debates, hearings, and the administration's push to unify river development under federal control, including advisory local participation and integration of reclamation and power programs.
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Anderson
Senate
George Aiken
Commodity Credit Corporation
House
Jesse Wolcott
Michigan
COC
Brent Spence
Kentucky
Wolcott
CCC
Columbia Wet Valley Authority
Ville Authority
Oth Senate
House Public Works Committees
Columbia Valley
Congress
Columbia River
Rlver Valley
Hugh Jackgan
Washington
Hugh Mitchell
Woshington
Jackson
Warren G. Magnuson
Columbia Valley Administration
Secretary of Interior
Krug
Bureau of Reclamation
Corps of Army Engineers
Ooneville Power Administration
Columbia River Basin
Federal Service
Conservation Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Dairy cows need less protein in feed rations
County agent Clair R Acord reports USDA dairy specialists found cows need less protein than previously thought. Over four years three groups fed grain rations with 10, 14, and 18 percent protein plus a low protein roughage mix showed little production difference across lactations. Recommend reducing grain protein by three to four percent.
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Clair R. Acord
US Department of Agriculture
USDA
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