Soil Conservation Program Outlined For Basin Farms
An agreement completed with Whiterocks Canal Co delivers water to about 123 farms at Infidels and Lapoint. Thirteen lengths of concrete-lined ditches will be built this fall to measure water in cubic feet per second for fair distribution. Range surveys on 3165 acres support forage estimates for sustainable grazing. Prominent farmers Albert Snow and Sons, Orsen Nielsen, and D G Freed are cited with gate installations funded by AAA to improve irrigation and water control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterocks
Infidels
Lapoint
Carl Coller
Green River
Orsen Nielsen
D. G. Freed
Johnson Ranch
Outay
Albert Snow and Sons of
Jensen
AAA
Local court fines total for hunters and others in Jensen county
In Jensen county court Judge W. S. Henderson heard fines totaling 523 for game law violations and other offenses. Offenders include F. Kitchen fined 260 for killing a doe and destroying sex identification, C. E. Bowden 100 for deer without permit, Harry Dean 100 for illegal deer meats, Floyd Searle not guilty awaiting trial, B. O. Bird 25 for shooting pheasants out of season, Lynn Jenking 100 for pheasants out of season. Additional cases include a Shamrock club brawl with fines 85 and 65, J. D. (Doc) Smith 85 and 40 days jail, Harold Lloyd 50 for assault, Oliver McGonigle 123 for a traffic wreck, and several charges pending against Dale Davis and Noail E. Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiegal
Uintah County
W. 5
Henderson
Henry Stough
Kitchen
C. E. Bowden
Harry Dean
Floyd Searle
Ity
B. O. Bird
Lynn Jenking
Dar- Tretll Wardler
Harold Lloyd
Jack Turner
Lloyd
Turner
Ict
Oliver McGonigle
Jensen
Dale Davis
Noail E. Walter
Oil Prospects Drive Quiet Title Actions in Uintah County
Fourth District court calendars show oil prospecting fueling a wave of quiet title cases in Uintah County. Judge Joseph E. Nelson ruled in several cases including J. P. Brown vs. Culbert L. Olsen and Robert Cook vs. Not Faydock, while probate matters on Fannie Rich Will were deemed invalid due to undue influence. Jury commissioners Henderson and Johnson to collect about 300 voter names for juror pools in 1947. Continuances noted for Leogr Roper matter and several civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah
Joseph E. Nelson
Frank Alder
Provo
Nelson
J. P. Brown
Culbert L. Olsen
J. Parry Bowen
Henderson
A. N. Johnson
Johnson
Leorg Roper
Grant Roper
Censel
Robert Cook
Marion Brown Elliott
Rober Cook
Ruth Curry
Roberik
Agatha Clark
Edgar Locke
Ruth Filetkan
Clyde Fletkan
Park Ranger Sneddon Assigned to Dinosaur Monument
G Lee Sneddon, newly transferred from Scotts Bluff National Monument Nebraska, takes the ranger post at Dinosaur National Monument this week. Sneddon, a graduate forester, studied at Colorado A and M Fort Collins and is a former classmate of Desirey Mitea. The report notes his prior stationing and duties at the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lee Sneddon
Scotts Bluffs
National Monument
Nebras
Sneddon
Cusian
Coloredo A
Fort Collins
Phere
President McKay Calls Members to Beauty Conference
President David O. McKay, chairman of the State Centennial commission, urged county and community Centennial Beautification committees to attend a statewide Beautification conference in Salt Lake City at the Newhouse hotel on November 16. The event features planning experts L. Deming Tilton and Carl Feiss, with state chairmen speaking at multiple sessions. extra seats are available for walk-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O. McKay
State Centennial Commission
Salt Lake City
Newhouse Hotel
L. Deming Tilton
University of California
Berkeley
Carl Feiss
Denver
Accoso
Jen Jean HB
Carlos
Colvin Wamsaes
Tenktaat Menu for Children of School Age
Children can eat nearly all adult breakfast items except tea or coffee. Milk or cocoa for children allows one menu for adults and kids. Thirsty Tomatoes describes how water stress forces water from growing fruit causing collapse and death, with infection by fruit rotting organisms and expanding leathery spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenktaat
Achool Ege
Tometo Roote
Big Black Market Ring in Hamburg Is Broken
British reports say authorities shattered a wage black market ring in Hamburg by arresting Jockemith and 23 comrades. The gang, a leading underworld feature, trafficked in stolen ration cards and earned over 1,000,000 marks last year. Two grocers supplied large quantities of goods in exchange for stolen cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Hanbunu
Usumans
Jockemith
Priemers
Rae Ashton named to Legion auxiliary national group
Announcement from Indianapolis states Mrs Rae Ashton of Vernal is elected vice chairman of the national child welfare committee of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs Harry Teaker of Green River Utah a past Utah department president is named to the national education of orphans of veterans committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Ashton
Vernal
National Child Welfare Committee
American Legion Auxiliary
Indianapolis
Legion “Auxiliary
Harry Teaker
Greenriver
Utah
Utah Department
National Education of Orphans of Veterans
Rate milk Inspector and traffic violators in city list
A compiled slate of traffic and liquor violations shows Eu Faulkner driving without a license at 7.50, Paul Nussen with defective brakes at 15, Brank Toothe with license issues at 7.50, Perry for seizure to hop in Tookout 320, A D Caudill stop sign at 7.50, Lloyd Marts training at 3, Will Art Minch without license at 3, Sterling H Green for failing to report accident and reckless driving at 30, BI Clerk introducing liquor to Indian car on at 50, Gilbert Chatwin introducing liquor to Indian reservation at 50, Golden Bastion no plates or license at 7.50, Stella Roberts permitting minor to drive, and other fines including 10 for proper license and 30 for disturbing the peace. The birthplace note mentions Alexander Hamilton born on Nevis in the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EU. Faulkner
Paul Nussen
Brank Toothe
Perry
Seilure
A D. Caudill
Lloyd Marts
Trainio
Will. Art Minch
Sterling H. Green
BI Clerk
Gilbert Chatwin
Golden Bastion
Stwla Roberts
Nes. M. Fanan
Im ‘Nie Dontrattle
Mnes F. Emtick
Ray
Guinea Pig Experiment Test in Oxford Mass Town
Oxford Massachusetts conducts a mass medical test of a 3100 resident town in a ground breaking public health survey. Officials from the U S Public Health Service oversee the study testing blood and urine samples from 1000 high school students and others to screen for abnormal sugar levels as part of a four month trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Mass
United States Public Health Service
Legion Meeting Set To Outline Building Plan
American Legion Wilheck Post II to discuss immediate start on remodeling the Olsen Music store property donated by Mrs George E Adams. Commander Ed Couture expects broad attendance of ex servicemen as the meeting at 8 pm Monday outlines the project and invites all veterans. Hazel Reynolds of Mieser has retired from Salt Lake City after months visiting schools in Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Nebraska.
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Legion
American Legion
Wilheck Post II
Will J
Fed
Ed Couture
Legion Commane As
Olsen Music Store
George E. Adams
Couture
Zulli
Hazel’ Reynolds
Mieser
Salt Lake City
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Vernal Express
Ut. Thurs
Park Ranger
Dinosaur
Desireys Mitea
Nesta
Wang
McKay
Qustanerven
Lady’s
Ashton
Legion National Group
Alexander; Hamilton
Nevis
West
Ines
Wyckoff Repair Service
Electrolux
Gelvice
CLIFF _DROLLINGER Roosevelt
Sisalkraft Paper
Delo-Siding
Ivory Builder's Supply Inc
City Center
Jeffries
Henry Myer
Vernal Auto Shop
Ters Trae
Guinea
Tows
Sinclair Service
Harvey Mace, Mgr
Earl Goodrich
Naples
Cachtaywa
Chrysler
Hudson
Utah Motor CO
Veenal
Mrs. Boesle
Wren FR
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