7 Percent Hunters to Combat Utah Predators This Winter
Utah state FERA supplied 75 hunters to the Bureau of Biological Survey to curb predatory animals and rodents. The effort parallel to last winter aims for similar gains despite low fur prices reducing trappers' work. Total destructions included 323 bobcats, 2948 coyotes, and 37 lions, with broad rodent control across 16 counties saving significant costs per acre.
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Bureau
Coyotes
Lions
Bobcats
Lons
Cache Millard
Box Elder
Tooele
Summit
Uintah
Daggett
Emery
Utah and U S Housing Loans Boost Modernization Pace
Salt Lake City reports rapid growth under the Better Housing Campaigns with 3250 committees nationwide. Allen T Sanford of the FHA says cash paid work outpaces loans, with bank clearings and permits rising sharply. Ogden and Fair Lake show large year over year gains.
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Utah
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Federal
Sanford
Massachusetts
Banford
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Salt Lake
Ogden
United States
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Jobs Found for 21 Uintah County Workers in Oct
National Reemployment Service reported 3758 total placements in October, up from 3345 in September. Uintah County placements included 599 with the State Road Commission, 1852 on PWA projects, and 1316 with private employers, with 15 on PWA projects and 6 with private employers noted in the county breakdown.
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Untah County
National Reemployment Service
Tis M Wells
Roosevelt
Uintah County
PWA
State Road Commission
Former Verna Jian Re ceives Favorable Comment
DES J NELSON at the Allisor Saddlery displays tiny leather goods including the smallest saddle weighing three ounces and a boot two and a half inches tall. Nelson, also a painter and wood carver, made a sunset scene with a cowboy and horse and carved a small group of cowboy and horse figures.
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Des J Nelson
Allisor
Weis
Mr Nelson
Nelson
Montrose Cola
Reagan describes four races in early Utah history
In Provo on November 20, Dr. Albert B Reagan of Brigham Young University lectured on Indian picture writings from the Uinta Basin. He showed photographs and identified four distinct peoples in the region before white settlement, including Basketmaker Pueblo Fremont and Ute groups.
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Provo
Uiited Basin
Uintah
Idaho
Albert B Reagan
Brigham Young University
Reagan
Uinta Basin
Three Utah Girls Win Trips to Chicago 4-H Meet
Three Utah girls earned spots at the 13th National Club Congress in Chicago December 1 through 6 with prize educational trips for high 4-H achievements. They were selected as county and state contest winners conducted by the National Committee on 4-H.
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Utah
Chicago
National Committee
4-H Winners From Utah Awarded National Trips and Scholarships
Miriam Campbell 19 of Provo wins Montgomery Ward educational trip and $400 college scholarship after year of 4-H club work in foods canning clothing and other subjects valued around 25000 Lula Halt 19 of Provo to model dress in National 4-H Style for Chicago Mall Order company with dress and accessories costing 1553 Aston McMichael 15 of Hoytsville state champion of Kerr Canning contest completes fifth year with 60 quarts of 1000 products and plans to compete for national honors and another $400 scholarship.
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Chicago Mall Order Company
Alice Pederson
Uintah County
Aston McMchael
Hoytsville
Utah Tax Organ Urges Cities to Grow New Industries
In December issue the Utah Taxpayer asks whether 1935 city officials should push diversification. The piece argues municipalities must encourage new industries to boost growth and tax base.
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Simple and Safe Seifen Deception Antiseptic Remedy Promoted
The ad touts a cheap antiseptic named Moons 5 mceralg O1 available at drugstores. Directions are said to be simple and guarantees a money back if results are not satisfactory. It claims no harm and appeals to practical users with a confident tone.
Tax and Budget Advisory Warns on Tax Delicacy and Federal Gifts
The article urges counties to be mindful of growing tax delicacy and explore new industries to diversify property interests. It warns against overreliance on Federal gifts, calling such aid a Trojan horse that could erode governmental and taxpayer security. It discusses a flexible tax system and cautions against embedding temporary emergency measures in the constitution.
Green River Flows Reach 31 Year Low Amid Drought
State weather officials report Green River flows at 26 percent of normal, the lowest since 193? with past record low around 43 percent. Meager discharge noted for Meon Fork river subbasin and Boulder gaugings, reflecting severe drought conditions.
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Wye - Green River
Enepeer
W Burr
Green River
Gaage
Meon Fork
Boulder
Wye
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