Missouri Family Repeats Visit Reports on Local Attractions
In 1963 the Tom Levys fished Crusk Creek and met a Missouri tour group whose Edw in C. Els family extended a vacation to Estes Park and the Uintah Basin. They then explored Ashley National Forest and the High Uintas, describing scenic canyons, geologic formations, and a ghost town, with notes on Dinosaur National Monument and Bonanza shale beds as they traveled from Vernal to Iron Springs Campground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Levys
Crusk Creek
Missouri
Edwin C. Els
Uintah Basin
St. Uintas
Estes Park
Daily Star-Journal
Warrensburg
Shirley Ellis
Ashley
National Forest
Vinta Mountains
Long’s Peak
Trail Ridge
Vernal
Utah
Ashley Forest
High Uinsas
Badlands
Black Hills
South Dakota
Wyoming
Uinta Mountains
Sheep Creek Canyon
Sheep Crick
Por Bes
Flaming Gorge Reservoir
Lady Bird
Diamond Mountain
Iron Springs Campground
Dry Lake
Iron
Iron Springs
Meno- Kopi
Shinarump
Navajo
Morrison
Dakota
Mowry
Frontier
Uintah
Iko
Parson City
Dinosaur National Monument
Ostermann
Mountsin
Bonanza
Green River
American Gilsonite Co
Bracero Era Debacle Spurs Farm Labor Shifts Across States
Weekend demonstrations in Oakland drew attention to welfare and labor issues as California and neighboring states face unharvested crops due to worker shortages. The end of the Mexican bracero program spurs U.S. growers to hire from Mississippi and Texas while some plants relocate to Mexico.
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Oakland
California
Alameds County Welfare Administration
Arizona
New Mexico
Eistonete
Mexico
Mississippi
Texas
U.S
Home Agent Explains Main Turkey Classes in Detail
County home agent Ora Fey Oviatt outlines new processing and freezing methods that allow year round access to quality turkeys. Extension specialist Flora Bardwell notes turkeys are seasonal but stored for continuous supply. USDA classifications include fryer roaster young turkey, young hen or tom, and yearling hen or tom with age ranges and texture guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Fey Oviatt
Flora Bardwell
Extension Food
Agricultural Marketing Service
Poultry Grading Branch
United States Department of Agriculture
Fossil-Collection Diary Fragment From a Pioneer Explorer
An observer describes collecting leaf and fossil impressions every ten minutes during an outing. The leaves enchant with beauty while the writer hopes to someday find an insect or fish fossil. They carefully protect each imprint with Oxative and pack specimens as if contributing to prehistoric knowledge, ending with a teaser note (To Be Continued).
Mature Turkey Description in Market Terms
An aged turkey, hen or tom, over fifteen months, with coarse skin and toughened flesh. Older birds are rarely seen in markets as few are kept beyond one year in facilities that produce hatchings.
Basin Indians Get Home Agent
Jo Ann Callister has been appointed to work as home agent for the Basin Indians in Uintah Basin. A Brigham Young University graduate in housing and home management, she studied at the College of Southern Utah and earned an award for scholastic and personal achievement. She has worked in interior decoration in Provo and Salt Lake City and was born on a Delta-area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Een ER Aur
Abe
Uintuh Basin
Bennett
Utah State University Extension Services
Jo- Ann Callister
Brigham Young University
The
College of Southern Utah
Miss Callister
BYU
Prove
Salt Lake City
Delta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shep Creek Canyon
Moondo Forest
Untermann
Utah Field House of Natural Science
Morrison Formation
Virtus
Sadie McConkle
Dry Fork Canyon
Cedar Ridge
Sadie
Don A. Liyanage
World Fellowshipof Artists
John ¥. Kennedy
E. Dee Shinsyake
Redi
Grover Dye
Roasavels
Intermountain Farmers Assn
Congress
Turkey
Black Inn
Yellowstone Park
Stephen Hales
Lear
Yo! Heart Association
Basin Indians
Warp
Eheara
Lincoln Continental
Lincoln
Benalp
Lincoln Continental Py
Showalter Motor Company
East Main Street
Vernal, Utah
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