Wool incentive payments under National Wool Act explained
Countering lack of knowledge Uintah County agents outline how incentive payments work under the 1954 National Wool Act for shorn wool and lambs sold for slaughter. With examples, Lloyd A Clement stresses selling for high price and keeping complete sales records to maximize payments.
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Uintah County
Browers
Lloyd A Clement
Clement
Strict Tests Through Every Process Assure Vaccine Safety
The article discusses the Salk polio vaccine's safety through extensive testing and government oversight from production to final packaging. It notes that while not perfect, the vaccine protects millions of children with risk comparable to other vaccines, under careful supervision by the Public Health Service. It also mentions payment timelines and eligibility for wool and lamb market subsidies, detailing payment start around summer 1956 and conditions for payments.
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Danilation
Sentinel Insurance completes new two story Salt Lake City building
On October 19 the Sentinel Insurance Company opened its modern brick and stone building at 2121 South State Street Salt Lake City. The $150000 structure will house the entire ground floor and basement with the second floor leased as office space to support 17000 insured under the Sentinel Plan. The seven year old firm has grown from 450000 in coverage in 1948 to over eight million today. No dedication ceremony is planned but the public is invited to visit.
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Sentinel Insurance Company
South State Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. Douglas Allen
Sentinel Inta"anet
Cupy
Allen
ASC Wool Payment Program Details
The ASC committees explain the wool payment program with 70 cents per pound as the rate. The Local Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office is the point of contact to help fill out the payment application and to provide information on sales records and any due payments.
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Department of Agriculture
ASC
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Three Brothers Hold Reunion Vor Deer Season
Three brothers Prush Hartin Ken Toxne and DeeP Frosh plus friend Kenneth MacPherson meet in Harlingen to hunt. They fail to bag a deer, plan for salami from the meat and note a possible sixth trip by airplane. All reflect on Christmas and family.
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Denste
Row Prush
Hartinken Toxne
Preadena Colt Roe
Atel
Towa
Tan
Kenneth i] MacPherson
Harlingen
Packey
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