Advisory board nominations set for grazing district elections
Elections for the Duchesne grazing district advisory board will occur November 18. Nomination meetings run 12:30 to 1:30 PM at Uintah County Court House Verna for precinct 3 and Duchesne County Court House for precinct 5. Polls open 2 to 5 PM at both court houses and Manila Daggett County Court House. Incumbents with expiring terms include B H Stringham and Joseph Haslem for precinct 3, Joseph T Murdock and Floyd B Lamb for precinct 5.
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Advisory Board
Duchesne Grazing Dister
Bureau of Land Managerment
Dala
Daggett County Court House
Manila
Taylor
B. H. Stringham
Joseph Haslem Cattleman
Joseph T. Murdock
Floyd BE. Lamb
Peak Federal Land Demand Spurs Office Shortages
Utah sees a surge in requests for federal land leases. Ernest E. House says the office will operate 8:30 am to 4 pm starting next month but funds don’t allow more staff. He notes high interest across all activities and warns of reduced service due to limited staffing.
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Ernest E. House
Utah
California-Utah Development Company
Frank E. Huber
Lapoint
S. R
U.S.M
W. J. Radigan
Denver
Colo
Marie Paulson
Harold War’ Dell
Vena Meir Wardell
Rangely
Cole
S.L.M
John G. Robertson
Phyllis Robertson
Long Beach
Cal
Thomas E. Hall
Dale Reed Ashby
Katheryn Ashby
Bryant
Marcella Roper
Ashley Upper Irrigation Company
A. Y. Lewis
Maud D. Westover
J. D. Lewis
Vernal City Cemetery
Don Lewis
S.C.M
Florence Swain
Enoch Swain
Don B. Showalter
Donna M. Showalter
Raymond Anderson
Leona G. Anderson
Ruth Williams Whalquist
Rose Williams
Eureka
Earl E. Hunting
Phyllis Hunting
US Label That Keeps Death Away Shows UL Safety Role
Coronet magazine notes the 54 year UL search for hazards in manufactured products. Since 1894 UL tests over 375000 items and sells prestige labels funding follow up inspections by a 600 man staff. Government lists approved devices quarterly as UL protects against fire and safety hazards.
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Coronet Magazine
Ita
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Oil Discoveries Promising for Utah's Economy 1948 Quarter
Utah's third 1948 quarter shows oil and gas leases and drilling promise to broaden the state's economic base. Electric power output rose over 1947 and Q2, driven by utility generation, while nonferrous metals mostly declined except gold and copper. Farm values rose but price levels hurt nets. charters fell. banks increased loans with modest deposit growth. Real estate transfers listed.
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Utah
Economic and Business Review
Bureau of Economic and Business Research
School of Business
University of Utah
ElRoy
Nelson
Bureau
Utah Copper Division
Kennecott Copper Corp
Salt Lake
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Idaho
Uintah Reports Two Cases of Tularemia Measles
Uintah county in Utah reported two cases of measles and two cases of tularemia in the week ending Oct. 29. The statewide total of notifiable diseases reached 232, up from 199 the prior week and 149 in the same week last year.
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Utah
Ulintah
State Department of Health
Mental Health Crisis Cited By National Foundation
Harold Barton of the National Mental Health Foundation warns that about 700000 patients are in mental hospitals with 300000 unable to gain admission. He notes 17 percent discharge as recovered and 29 percent improved, forecasts further gains with new methods, and cites rising mental illness as clinics expand.
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United States
Harold Barton
National Mental Health Foundation
Barton
Air Examiner Recommends Vernal as Stop
Herbert K. Bryan of the civil aeronautics board urged Challenger Air Lines to add Vernal and Casper stops. The full board must approve the recommendation before it takes effect. Casper would serve the Rawlins Riverton flight and Vernal would link Rock Springs to Salt Lake City.
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Herbert K. Bryan
Civil, Aeronautics Board
Challenger Air Lines Co
Vernal
Casper
Wyo
Rawlins-Riverton
Rock Springs
Salt Lake City
Penguins Swim Like Birds Underwater
The text notes penguins move underwater using flattened wings to propel themselves and extend their feet as rudders, enabling swift graceful swimming.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Utah Health Dept Reports Smallpox Free Two Years
The Utah state health department released a report noting no smallpox cases in Utah for the past two years. It records a diphtheria surge in the first biennium year with 16 cases and 3 deaths and 117 cases with 11 deaths in the second year, linked to immunization gaps. The report also covers typhoid at a historic low, whooping cough declines, and poliomyelitis and measles tallies, plus industry and housing data.
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State Health Department
Utah
Wers. St Back
Department
Croydon
Ideal Cement Co
Salt Lake City
State Tax Commission
Harvest Ball Highlights Alterra Farm Community
Alterra's Harvest Ball sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America and Future Farmers of America featured Johnny Cook's orchestra. The event included the crowning of a king and other novelties, with refreshments and a festive crowd.
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Alterra
Future Homemakers of America
Future Farmers of America
Johnny Cook
Alterra Green Hands
Jolly’s Pasture
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Republic of Panama
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Whiterocks
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