Utah Legislature Adopts Taxation Plan for State Property
A joint resolution proposes amendments to Article X and Article XI of the Utah constitution to tax United States property held in Utah and to establish a state funded public school program. The changes outline exemptions, revenue sources, and implementation steps, with the secretary of state directed to submit the amendments to voters at the next general election.
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Patiere
Utah Legislature Proposes Constitutional Amendments
The Utah Legislature proposes amendments to the state constitution authorizing an irrevocable ordinance with federal and popular consent, pledging religious liberty but banning polygamous unions, and renouncing ownership of unappropriated public lands and those held by Native tribes while asserting federal jurisdiction remains supreme.
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Utah
State of
United States
Thie
Uney
Utah Constitutional Amendment No 4 Joint Resolution Proposal
A Utah legislative proposal outlines amending section one to tax income and intangible property, aiming to provide a framework for revenue via lawful taxation. It details proposed regulatory methods and valuation standards to ensure fairness in assessing intangible and monetary assets.
Market for School Supplies Booms
Washington officials report a booming market for school supplies driven by veteran enrollments, rising birth rates, and expanded technical education. The Commerce Department projects total school spending near four billion dollars this year, up from just over three billion last year, with 100 million dollars a year as a baseline for future textbook, health, equipment, and related costs.
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Department of Commerce
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Utah constitutional amendment on county attorney election
A joint resolution proposes amending Utah Section 10 to require county voters in each county to elect a county attorney for four years and allow pro tempore appointment if needed. It states the secretary of state oversees the process and that the amendment would take effect January 1, 1947 if approved at the next general election.
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State OF
Utah
Tess House
Untae
Utah Joint Resolution Proposes Section 20 Compensation Change
A joint resolution in Utah proposes amending Section 20 of Article VI to set monthly compensation for Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Superintendent of Public Instruction and other state and district officers by law. It specifies full official duty pay and prepayment by law with state treasury deposits and allows travel expense reimbursement.
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State OF
Utah
Painter Loses Pants to Flagpole Accident in City
Washington reports an incident where William McLaweon, a flagpole painter, lost his pants after becoming entangled in ropes while working a flagpole above a busy street. He sustained no injuries beyond embarrassment as bystanders assisted with a ladder. Oregon aviation tour plans from Portland to Ontario are noted with local official attendance.
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Washington
Wiliam McLaweon
Lawbelt
Gafia
Gremen
Oregon
Section 2 Amendment to Electors Secures First Adoption
Fragmentary OCR outlines a proposed amendment to Section 2 and Section 3 concerning electors and adoption. It mentions secretary oversight and a provision to adopt or certify the first amendment, with unclear jurisdiction and phrasing.
Amendment to Section 12 of state law on judges salaries
The proposed amendment to Section 12 of the state constitution relates to salaries of the judiciary. It describes submission to the state electorate at the next general election and states the measure would take effect on January 1, 1907.
Utah Amendment Proposal for State Institutions Location
The document records a proposed amendment to Article XIX Section 3 of Utah's constitution detailing location of public institutions and lands granted by the United States. It directs the secretary of state to submit the amendment to the next general election and notes its effective date. Dated August 17, 1946, in Salt Lake City.
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Utah
Lee Monson
Salt Lake City
Wartime soil and drainage needs outlined for postwar farming
A public statement from the Melanie Wert Soll improvement committee says wartime crop goals strained soil resources and drainage. It notes American farmers boosted production over prewar levels to meet global food needs and calls for mineral replenishment, nitrogen fixing crops, rotation, and contour plowing to restore fertility and prevent erosion for years ahead.
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Natron
Melanie Wert Soll
Milk Can Range Waterer for Livestock Use
A ten gallon milk can serves as a water container for range use. Rusted cans are no longer suitable. Fill the cans with water and insert them into pans large enough for ample drinking space. This North Dakota situation item proposes a labor saver.
Two Row Fertilizer Implement Adapted by Texas Station
A two row bore drawn fertilizer tool for a UILber distributor has been converted from a one row planter by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. The machine may place commercial fertilizer on prepared furrows before rebed land or for side dressing to prep.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
2 4 D Use on Irish Potatoes Discouraged
Studies at Camp Detrick Maryland found herbicidal agents such as phenoxyacetic acids may help weed control in potato fields but 24 D use is not always satisfactory and can injure growing crops.
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Camp Detrick
Felda
Dairy Cows Need More Room in Their Mangers
According to Carl Van Man of Michigan State College cows need larger mangers to hold sufficient roughage. He notes some mangers are too small to fit the feed while others are large but lack adequate hay for economical milk production.
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Carl Vanman
Michigan State College
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