Cattlemen oppose beef price supports stance praised
The American National Cattlemen's Association opposes government price supports for cattle and urges broader subsidy reform. The piece argues price supports invite controls and misalign farm economics, praising the association's firm stand while noting caution toward Secretary Benson's early administration policies and recent beef buying programs.
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Gable
House Agriculture Committee
Benson
Speay
Eisenhower
Bengon
Alan
Why advertise Why did Wrigley spend on ads
An Arkansas Progress reprint recounts a Wynne train talk about advertising. William Wrigley asks why spend millions on ads when the gum is already known worldwide and considers the train’s momentum as a metaphor for enduring momentum in branding.
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Wynne
Arkansas
William Wrigley
New York
Chicago
Yene
Wrigley
Ray Company
County Agrees On Committee For Fairgrounds
Uintah County appoints a single supervising group to manage all activities at the county fairgrounds under a unified committee. The decision names a committee chair and assigns administrative duties to oversee events and operations during the fairgrounds tenure.
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Comaert
Fai Ttee
Enpleynerd
Uintah County
Yeor
Ted
Henry Boletermeyer
Montana Farmer Defends Benson Farm Program
Dan Whetsone from Cut Bank Montana writes to defend Benson Farm Program amid debates over Secretary of Agriculture policies. He argues farmers deserve fair compensation for protection efforts and soil conservation, noting mixed opinions but confidence in policy integrity. He cites personal experience with Brannan’s milk policy and Benson’s practices in the northern plains.
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Benson
Ezra
Eubanks
Agricul’ture
Berson
Brannan
Tle
Dan Whetstone
Mont
Poor lures given 8 skill for Sherman
Report notes Sherman received eight skill points for lure performance in a Riven event during Lent period, highlighting weak gear and inconsistent outcomes. Observers warn ongoing training and gear adjustments to boost efficiency and reliability in future sessions.
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Sherman
Ry Bee
Jaycees Organize Democracy Speaking Contest for Teens
Jaycees set up a Democracy speaking contest at Uintah and Union high schools for November 16 to 21. Three finalists from each school will compete with judges naming a first, second, and third place. Winners receive a $500 scholarship and travel expenses to Washington. All juniors and seniors from both schools are eligible.
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Union High Schools
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Uintah Utes Triumph 13-6 at Moab Daredevils
Uintah edged Moab 13 to 6 in a hard fought game as Art Lee scored both touchdowns and Lefeen added the extra point. Homecoming plans were announced for Friday October 30 with Uintah vs Union on the Utes field.
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United Nations
Jean Goodrich
Pat Lee
Ann Wankler
Mr. Abbott
Mr. Fife
U.N
Art Lee
Moab
Utes
RECO
Moab Daredevils
Lefeen
Uintah
Pointy
State
Union
Renee Henderson
Doug Rolfe
Cochairman
Watts
Walton
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