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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

16

Ute Boards Advise Wise Spending of Gov t Money

The Ute Planning Board reports that about half of Ute Indians expect a $1000 per capita payment soon. They favor keeping funds in agency accounts or depositing with commercial banks while planning to invest wisely and avoid sales pitches. Minor funds will be supervised. payment date awaits Interior approval and Treasury release.

Ute Gov't. Money Uintah and Ouray Reservation Uto Planning Board Indian Bureau Tribal Business Committee Ute Planning Board Secretary of the Interior Treasury Department

Regional Farm Reports Progress For First Year

The Uintah Basin Welfare project in Roosevelt marks its first year with a large building program completed on December 1 1950 and 42 Holstein cows added to the dairy herd. The farm plans to raise bull calves to yearlings while keeping heifer calves in the dairy, forecasting a 400 pound butterfat yield per cow by late November. Dairy milk sold to Hi Land Dairy Roosevelt yields 2500 pounds of butter weekly for Welfare Square in Salt Lake City, with a total 10000 pounds of butter expected to be produced for the four stakes by year end. Tribal officials say payments will be announced once authorization from Washington is received.

Alden White Uintah Basin Regional Welfare Datafarm Roosevelt Uintah, Roosevelt, Duchesne and Moon Lake White Hi-Land Welfare Square Salt Lake City Uintah Basin

Farm Work Shares Duties and Welfare Food Notes

Eighteen acres of corn were cut and chopped adding 200 tons of silage. Two choppers, two dump trucks, three wagons drawn by tractors and two tractors at the pit completed the task in two days with about 15 men. Crops have been generally good, with farm acreage enough to raise half the hay and grain for stock. the rest is provided through welfare assignments. Health inspectors visited a restaurant of doubtful reputation, noting the rabbit stew and horse meat in a “fifty fifty” mix, per the frightened proprietor.

Board of Health

Fire control progresses on Skull Creek mine blaze

Work continues this week at the Skull Creek coal fire 70 miles southwest of Craig in Rio Blanco County Colorado to contain the blaze. Bulldozers and excavations isolate the fire after two prior coal fire control projects in Wyoming and New Mexico. About 40 active fires burn in inactive coal deposits nationwide, harming grazing and timber lands. Officials estimate 2,500,000 tons of coal will be saved and project cost is about 24,864 dollars.

Skull Creek Craig Rio Blanco County Colo Interior Oscar L. Chapman Wyoming New Mexico

Beverly Hills Reader Seeks Chuck Wagon Recipes

A Beverly Hills reader asks in a 1930s era query for old time chuck wagon recipes used by cowpunchers on cattle ranges during roundup. The letter from Chet L Switch requests readers’ own collections and notes the paper may publish backwagon recipes if readers send them in.

Art Hills California Chet L Beverly Dr Epee E Express

California forest fire causes valley haze in Utah area

Haze over the Valley last week prompted calls to the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management. Officials linked the smoke to a 17,000 acre California blaze and smaller fires in Washington and Oregon. Pilots report drifting smoke seen into Ashley Valley and other Utah locations.

California Forest Service Bureau of Land Management Washington Oregon Utah Ashley Valley

Planes Cannot Land At California Airports In Smoke Haze

Reporters say several California airports halted landings as low visibility from dense smoke haze closed runways. Crews rerouted flights while authorities advised travelers to check status and expect delays across major hubs.

California

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