Postmistress in Cal and Utah scenes clash over program
Local notes reveal postmasters in California and Utah involved in TV show dramas and convention motions. Amid schedules, town residents attend church events, school parties, and Halloween activities while community leaders travel to Roosevelt for a sudden death. Debates touch on water depths at Dutch John project and Flaming Gorge. Notables and families visit Vernal, Durango, and Salt Lake, with hunting trips and baptisms noted.
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Mra
Williama
Tdnwood
Utah
California
Wish
Offley
Dutch John
Suoy
Flaming Gorge
Linwood
Og Queen
Cotton ‘Taylors
Lillian Hoffman
Garl Dugan
Verwal
Billy
Asa Johnatowa
Kindergarden
Vernal
Jensen Relief Society
Ward Chapel
Margaret Caldwell
Yola Dudley
Gerald
Theata Hatch
Joan Grosd
Trose Robinson
Lucinda Sewell
Marie Brimhall
Marynell Snow
Meril Snow
Ross Snow
Catia
Rial
Chews
Lester Steppes
Denver
Stanley Chew
Yuma
Ariz
Air Force
Joseph Dudleys
Murray
Lyle Martinson
Durango
M R. A. Bryson
Amelia Ainge
Rebecca Stewart
George Yeager
Charles Woodward
Lloyd Stewart
George Stewarts
Tussell
Larry
Salt Lake
Frances
Percy Stewart
Doyle Davis
Bill Caldwell
Mervin Dudley
USA
Grant Ainges
Nangely
Grant
Susan
Stake Center
Ruby Billings
Mary Peterson
Martha Ainge
Radgely
Marylin Petersons
Mark Iad
Tyler
Vexas
Norman Mall
MIA
Verlin Vincent
Les Mailers
Sted Wash
Hugh Murrays
Leon Moon
Deon
David Curry
Neal Thornes
Frobert C.thornes
Erment
Victor
Wayne Wilkins
Cate
Jensen Jr
Les Mater
K S Roosevelt
Gary
Matety Som
Farm Program Conference Set in Salt Lake City
Utah Farmers Union officials announce a Farm Program Development Conference in Salt Lake City on November 16 at the Newhouse Hotel. Gov George D Clyde former Agriculture Secretary Charles F Brannan National Farmers Union Legislative Director John A Baker and Senator Arthur Watkins will speak. The event aims to shape a new national farm program for Congress, with seven work shops and sessions open to all Utah farmers.
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Utah Farmers Union
Salt Lake City
Douglas T. Simpson
Kamas
The
Farmers Union
George D. Clyde
Agricelture
Charles F. Brannan
National Farmers Union
John A. Baker
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
Mr. Simpson
Congress
Simpson
Hatchs Journey Through Training Across Cities
Hatchs visited Vernal after boat training in San Diego then Gillette to see parents, before heading to Chicago for four months of further training. Dee Natcha moved from Gillette to Hock Springs. Hatch works in oil fields. Pete Moore spent the weekend in Steamboat Springs with his mother Casada, working for D. KE.
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Hatchs
Vernal
San Diego
Calif
Gillette
Wyo
Vislt
Chicago
Dee Natcha
Hock Springs
Hatch
Pete Moore
Steamboat Springs
D. Ke, Casada
Leafy Moore
Standard Oil Plans 6200 Foot White Rye Wildcat Test
Standard Oil Company of California announced a 6,200 foot wildcat test on its White Myer Unit in southeastern Uintah County Utah. The Wildel f wildcat lies about one mile southwest of the Green River formation prospect. White Riger Unit No 24a sits 72 feet from the south line and 660 feet from the east line in section 10 township 4 north range 22 east. Mountain States Drilling Co. holds the contract.
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Standart Oil Company
California
Wriday
Ulital County
Utah
Wildel F
Green River
White Riger
Sounh
Enst
Township 4
Range 22
Mountain States Drilling Co
Drowning Tops 1950 Cause of Death in 15 to 44 Age Group
Excluding motor vehicle deaths the No 1 killer in 1950 for persons in the active age of 15 to 44 was drowning. The item notes the leading cause among young adults and underscores public health concerns.
Vaccination boosts safety for feedlot lambs
Extension experts advise vaccinating lambs against overeating and pulpy kidney disease to cut death losses and allow broader, economical feeding. Wm Warnsworth and Keetch of Utah State University urge three to four week prefeedlot vaccination with clostridium perfringens, and repeat timing around breeding for early life protection.
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Warnsworth
Uintah County
Thusgell
Keetch
Viol State University
Pensoy
Home deaths exceed work accident toll says council
The National Safety Council reports 28,000 people died in home accidents in 1050 while 14,300 died in work accidents. The figures highlight higher risk at home and the continued danger of workplace incidents.
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National Safety Council
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